A last-minute Airbnb booking for Room 2
You're asleep. WStation blocks Room 2, and Booking.com stops selling it too. You see the booking over breakfast.
Availability sync · every platform
Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo, walk-ins and the phone. WStation keeps one master calendar for all of them. When a night sells anywhere, it closes everywhere else, so you never have to tell a guest their room was sold twice.
An Airbnb booking blocks the same room on Booking.com. A Booking.com booking blocks it on Airbnb. A booking you take at the desk blocks both. You don't have to do anything.
Every room, every night, every platform on one screen, colour-coded by where each booking came from. You stop checking three tabs before you say yes.
A burst pipe, a family wedding, a week off. Shut the dates once in WStation and every platform follows. Reopen them just as easily.
How it works
You run one calendar, and WStation keeps every platform in line with it, all day and all night.
Real life
Double bookings rarely happen on a quiet afternoon. They happen at midnight, in a rush, or when something goes wrong.
You're asleep. WStation blocks Room 2, and Booking.com stops selling it too. You see the booking over breakfast.
Two taps: pick the next two weeks, close everywhere. No more logging in to each platform, and no angry guest arriving to a wet floor.
Close every room for the weekend in one go. Guests who already booked stay booked, and the rest of the dates close on every site.
Your control room
You can see what is sold, where it sold and whether every platform knows about it, and change any of it in a tap.
Compared
You get what matters most from a channel manager, without the monthly fee or the setup project.
| Juggling each platform by hand | Full channel manager | WStation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| One calendar for every platform | No — a tab per site | Yes | Yes |
| Booked on one, closed on the rest | Only if you remember | Yes | Yes, automatically |
| Close dates everywhere in one tap | Log in to every site | Yes | Yes |
| See which platforms are up to date | No | Sometimes | Yes, room by room |
| Quotes, invoices, receipts and a till | Separate tools | Usually extra | Built in |
| Cost | Your time | A monthly fee per property | Free demo, no sign-up |
Who it's for
Questions
Airbnb and Booking.com, plus Vrbo, Expedia's holiday rentals and most other booking sites that let you sync a calendar. Your walk-ins, phone bookings and your own booking page are in the same calendar too.
No. You never give WStation your logins. You connect each room once from your own account, and you can disconnect it at any time.
WStation blocks the nights the moment a booking reaches it or you close dates. Each platform then picks up the change on its own refresh schedule, automatically. The sync monitor shows exactly when each one has caught up, so you're never guessing.
No. Availability sync only opens and closes nights. Your prices, photos, rules and minimum stays stay on each platform as you set them.
No. The other platforms only learn that a room is taken on certain nights. Names, phone numbers and prices never leave WStation.
They keep their booking. Closing dates only shuts the nights that are still open, so nobody already booked is affected.
About two minutes a room. Create your account, add your rooms, and connect each one to its listings. WStation walks you through it.
The full demo is free, with no sign-up and nothing to install. Running your own business on WStation is $25 a month or $240 a year, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. It runs in your browser and on your phone.
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Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and Expedia are trademarks of their owners. WStation is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a partner of any of them.
Create your account, add your rooms and connect your platforms. It takes about two minutes a room.
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