Keep the channel manager or drop it. Nothing to re-enter.
You bought a channel manager to take bookings, then paid for its top tier to get an owner portal you still finish by hand. HoztSync runs everything after the booking. It reads the same Airbnb feed and emails your channel manager reads, so the two can live side by side while you decide.
Why managers move
Three tools, three bills, and the statement still in a spreadsheet.
“The owner portal is on the top tier and still needs a spreadsheet.”
Statements on every plan, cash basis, built from dated ledger lines and locked at month end.
“Cleaning lives in a separate app with a separate bill.”
Turnovers are part of every plan. The check-out creates the task; the cleaner works it on their phone.
“Guest upsells cost 7 to 10% through their marketplace.”
Your own services, your own terms, 3% on paid orders, straight into your Stripe account.
How the switch works
Two weeks, side by side, no re-entry.
- Week onePaste each listing’s Airbnb calendar link and forward the confirmation emails. Bookings appear with guest, dates and payout.
- Week twoInvite owners and cleaners. Send the first statement from HoztSync while the old one still exists.
- AfterKeep the channel manager for distribution and pricing if you list on several channels. Drop it if Airbnb is your only channel.
- HistoryImport Airbnb’s transaction export to load past stays and payouts.
- What we do not doList on channels or set nightly prices. That stays with a channel manager or with Airbnb itself.
- Pro is $99 for 10 properties. Compare that with the tier that includes an owner portal where you are now.
Questions we hear first.
No. HoztSync reads the Airbnb feed; it never writes to Airbnb except owner holds you choose to publish.
Yes, from Airbnb’s transaction history export. Past stays and payouts land on the right properties.
Everything exports as CSV from Settings. Month to month, no contract.
Try it beside what you have.
Connect one listing. Send one statement. Decide with the real thing in front of you.