for serviced apartments
Long stays and short stays, on the same calendar.
Availability per unit, monthly and nightly rates living side by side, and invoicing that survives a guest extending twice.
Knowing which apartment is free matters more than how many.
Most systems count how many units are free. That works until a guest extends, a unit goes out for maintenance, or someone asks for the ground floor one. Then you need to know which apartment is free, and a count can't tell you.
what you get
Book-ah for serviced apartments
Availability per apartment
Every apartment has its own calendar. Extending a stay checks that exact unit, so an extension that won't fit is refused before it overbooks anyone.
Nightly and monthly in one place
A two-night stay and a three-month stay are both bookings against the same unit, each priced by its own rate plan.
Maintenance closes a unit properly
A closure is the same kind of record as a booking, so a unit out for repairs can't be sold, on your website or on any booking site.
Invoices that survive a change of plan
Deposits, part payments and extensions all land on one ledger against the booking, so the amount owed is always on screen.
before you commit
Running a serviced apartments on this
Can a guest extend mid stay?
Yes. The extension is checked against that exact apartment. If it's taken the following week, the extension is refused and you can offer a move before the guest has unpacked.
Can I take a deposit now and the balance on arrival?
Yes. Payments are a ledger against the booking, so a deposit at the desk, a card payment online and a balance on arrival are three entries against one total.
what happens next
See it on your own rooms.
Tell us about the property and we'll set it up with your own rooms and rates, so you can try it on your real business.
Tell us about the property
How many rooms, what you charge, where you list.
We set it up with your rates
Your rooms, your prices and your photos, loaded for you.
Take a booking and keep all of it
Then decide whether it's right for you.