Pricing

One price, per room, per month.

No per-module price list. No charge for the second user. No separate line for the POS, and no discovery at renewal that the thing you use every day was an add-on. What you pay for is rooms — and if you run a restaurant without rooms, you pay for the restaurant.

For a single hotel

Hotel

Per roomper month, billed to the property
  • Stay view, reservations, holds with a guest payment link
  • Front desk, folio and cashiering, GST invoicing
  • Corporate city ledger, housekeeping, night audit
  • All ~30 reports · unlimited users
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Rooms and F&B

Hotel + POS

Per roomoutlets included, not counted
  • Everything in Hotel
  • Restaurant, bar, room service and spa outlets
  • KOT routing, kitchen inventory, per-outlet day-end
  • Bills post to the room in one action
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No rooms at all

Restaurant only

Per outletper month
  • The full POS, on the same system
  • Kitchen inventory, purchase orders, vendor payables
  • The POS report set including GSTR-1
  • You are not sold a hotel you will never open
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More than one property

Chain

Per roomacross the group, one invoice
  • Organization and brand layers over your properties
  • Central users, central guest profile and blacklist
  • Group-level corporate contracts and ageing
  • Consolidated reporting across the group
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We have not published a rate card yet. The product is young and we are onboarding a small number of properties at a time, so the number is set per property at the demo — and it is a single number, on the model above. Ask, and you will get it in writing the same day.
What is not on the invoice

The things other systems charge extra for.

Every one of these is included in the price above — today, or on the day it ships.

Extra users

A receptionist, a night auditor, a housekeeper and an owner are four logins, not four line items. Add as many as the hotel employs.

The POS

Not a separate product with its own database and its own invoice. It is the same system, priced in.

Reports

All of them, including the GST-ready sales register and the GSTR-1 export. No "advanced reporting" tier.

The booking engine

Ours, and included when it ships. Nobody should pay a second subscription to sell their own rooms. OTA connectivity runs through AxisRooms, whose fees are theirs and are not marked up by us.

Support from people who run hotels

No ticket tier. You reach someone who works on the product or runs one of our properties.

Getting your data out

Full export and a documented API, free, whenever you want it — including on the day you decide to leave.

Commercial questions

The awkward ones, answered.

What does it actually cost?

A single per-room, per-month figure, quoted at the demo and confirmed in writing. We have not published a rate card because we are still onboarding a handful of properties at a time and would rather quote against your actual room count and outlets than publish a number we would have to qualify five ways.

Is there a setup or implementation fee?

Ask at the demo. The honest position is that onboarding takes real hours from a real person, and where it does we will say so and price it separately rather than bury it.

What is the contract length?

We are not going to lock an early customer into a long term. Talk to us about what makes sense — and note that the data export exists precisely so leaving is possible.

What happens if a feature I need never ships?

Then you should not be paying for a promise. Tell us at the demo which feature is load-bearing for you. If it is on the roadmap we will give you our honest estimate; if it is not, we will say so and you can keep looking.

What about the channel manager and the booking engine?

The booking engine is ours and is included in the price above. Charging separately for the thing that fills your own website is the practice we are positioning against.

OTA connectivity is not ours — it runs through AxisRooms, and you pay them directly at their rates. We do not resell it or mark it up, and we would rather integrate with people who do that job well than build a worse version of it.

Who owns the data?

You do. Guests, transactions, rates and history are yours, exportable in an open format, and reachable through a documented API for as long as you are a customer.

Get a number, in writing, today.

Tell us the room count, the outlets and the city. We will quote against exactly that.

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