HostOp

You're missing around $300 per listing, every month.

For hosts with 5+ listings on Guesty, Hostaway or Hospitable. It's paid by guests who already booked, through a check in built like a sales funnel.

10 min · coming soonWhere the extra $300 a listing comes from

Syncs with the platforms you already use

  • Guesty
  • Hostaway
  • Hospitable
  • Lodgify
  • Airbnb
  • Booking.com
  • Stripe
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • PriceLabs
  • Seam

See what your listings are missing.

Five listings is $1,500 a month. Forty is $12,000. No extra bookings needed.

40

Try

You're missing around

$12,000

every month

That's about $300 a listing, from guests who already booked. On the call you get your real number, worked out from your own check ins.

Early check in is the small money.

The big money is one fee almost no host charges: $29 to $89 from every guest.

The small money

Early check in$40

Late checkout$40

Pet fee$50

Parking$25 a day

The big money

Explained on the call

$29 to $89

from every guest, on every reservation

A check in built like a sales funnel.

Each screen sits where the most guests said yes, tested on 300+ units over five years.

Boarding Pass screen 1: their stay
1 Their stay

1 of 6

Your team never chases a fee again.

Hi Sarah, your stay at The Rittenhouse Loft starts Saturday. Check in here:

Your Boarding Pass
Auto send

Sent from your PMS. The Boarding Pass goes inside the messages you already send, and opens the guest's exact reservation. No app to download.

Charged today

$174.00

Pet fee $50 Parking $75 $49
Paid

Paid in one tap. Pets, parking, the fee and any upgrades in one checkout. Apple Pay or Google Pay, straight into your Stripe.

Early check in, Daniel C.

Old City 2BR, 12 PM, $40 held

ApproveDecline

Approved in one click. Early check ins and late checkouts hold the card. The cleaners confirm, your team taps approve, the card gets charged.

Every dollar lands next to your P&L.

Revenue, expenses and profit by unit, with every guest payment in one place.

The HostOp dashboard: revenue, net profit, occupancy and RevPAR across a portfolio, with revenue and net income by month
An early check in and a late checkout waiting for one click approval

Upsells this year Shown on the call

$119,520

$42,850
Pet fees$25,610
Late checkout$22,180
Early check in$20,660

Every dollar, by category. The fee and every extra next to each other, so you see exactly what the check in brings in.

Your Daily Brief 7:00 AM

Yesterday: $6,480 in revenue and $1,240 in upsells. 18 check ins today, 2 requests waiting on your team.

A Daily Brief at 7 AM. How yesterday went, in one short email.

Rittenhouse Loft+$3,920

Old City 2BR+$3,110

Spring Garden 1BR+$2,050

Profit by unit. By unit and by building, without a spreadsheet.

You 82%Market 69%
PriceLabsSynced

Your market beside you. HostOp integrates with PriceLabs, so market data sits next to your own numbers.

4 locks connected

Full smart lock automation. Automated smart lock integration, wherever you have locks.

Humza built it on his own 300+ units before anyone else could buy it.

“People can copy features, but they can't copy taste.”

300+

units

5 years

of reservation data

Alex Sanchez's message with his gross volume chart: close to 9k in the 3 weeks since starting HostOp in mid October
Kevin Long's message with his HostOp overview from his first week, and the pace for his first month
Emmanuel Ekunseitan's message: an additional $2,000 in revenue four days after starting HostOp

Real messages from HostOp operators

Already using a guest app or a boarding pass? Check if it does these things.

A lot of them list the same upsells. What matters is how much they actually collect.

What did it collect last month, per listing?

Bring your number and see HostOp's next to it on the call.

Is it set up to collect the one fee, and do guests pay it?

Yes. It's built in, on a page made to sell it.

Is every step in an order somebody tested?

Yes, on five years of reservation data from 300+ units.

Does the guest have to download anything?

No. One link inside the messages you already send.

Can guests pay with Apple Pay?

Apple Pay and Google Pay, straight into your Stripe.

Who sets it up for you?

White glove onboarding. The HostOp team does everything, then trains your team in one session.

White glove onboarding.

HostOp does everything for you, and your team is trained on the entire process. Then it runs on your own reservations.

What the HostOp team sets up for you

  • Guesty, Hostaway or Hospitable and Stripe connected, and the Boarding Pass link added to your automated messages
  • Your check in guides imported, so your team isn't rewriting anything
  • The fee and your extras set up on every listing
  • Full smart lock automation, wherever you have locks
  • Your team trained on the entire process, including one click approve and refund
  • One training session, then you're live
  • A Slack channel with the HostOp customer support team (Humza included), 8am to 9pm Eastern, 7 days a week

5x

Guarantee

If the Boarding Pass doesn't collect five times your HostOp bill in upsells in your first paid month, HostOp refunds that month.

Who this is for, and who it isn't.

Built for you if you've got

  • 5 or more listings on Guesty, Hostaway or Hospitable
  • Little or nothing collected on top of the booking
  • A guest app that isn't collecting anything close to this
  • Any short term rental business: property managers, co hosts, arbitrage operators and owners

Not a fit if you're

  • Fewer than five listings. It isn't built for you yet.
  • On a PMS other than Guesty, Hostaway and Hospitable, for now.
  • Looking to replace your PMS. HostOp is an integration layer that sits on top of it.

Grab a time.

On the call you'll see what the fee is, where it sits in the check in, and what it would bring in across your listings.

Have your listing count handy, and roughly how many check ins you do a month. If anyone else signs off on software, bring them.

Pick a day

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What operators ask before they book.

Your guests already booked. Start collecting the rest.