One link answers everything your guests were going to ask at eleven at night. The wifi. The parking. The thermostat. Which bin goes out. They need no app and no account.
About two minutes. Your first place is free. No card to start.
Same three questions. One page. Every guest after that.
Not hard questions. Not unreasonable ones. Just the five that are not written down anywhere, so they arrive one at a time, by text, forever.
That is the only thing required. Thirty seconds and the page exists.
It opens already holding the questions guests ask, with the answers blank. You are filling in a form, not starting a document. That difference is the entire reason most host guides never get finished.
The day before check-in. Every guest after that gets the same one, and anything you fix is fixed for all of them at once.
Your first place. For as long as you have it.
No card to start, no trial counting down, and nothing switches off. If you only have the one rental, that is the whole arrangement and there is nothing else to read here.
A second rental is $9 a month, flat, however many you have after that. One place is somebody with a cabin and four is a business, and I would rather the person with the cabin never pays me anything than put a card form in front of them.
Right now even that is free. There is no checkout yet, and everyone who joins before there is keeps their extra rentals free for as long as they have them.
One page for the kitchen drawer, for the guest whose phone is dead.
Printable, with the link on it, for the ones who never read the message.
A page about your place a search engine can find, without the way in or the wifi on it. Off until you switch it on.
Copy the first one and change what differs. Everything you typed comes across.
Your guests see the fairs, festivals and events on while they are there, read off the town’s own calendars. You write nothing.
Not ready to make one? The eighteen questions guests actually ask are written out with an example answer for each, free, nothing to download. Copy them into whatever you already use. All the guides.
No. It is a web page. You send a link, they open it, and that is the whole of it. No app, no account, no code to type. If they want it on their home screen their phone will offer that by itself, but nothing needs it.
Your first place is free and stays free. No card to enter, no trial that ends, nothing that switches off later. Extra rentals are $9 a month flat, however many you have, because one place is somebody with a cabin and four is a business. There is no checkout built yet, and everyone who joins before there is keeps their extra rentals free for as long as they have them.
The link is the key, and it is not a word anyone guesses. Your own page is never put in a search engine. If you also switch on a public page for your rental, that public version leaves out the way in and the wifi on purpose, because those two are the only things on the book that can actually cost you something.
No. Make the first one properly, then copy it for the next unit and change what differs. Everything you typed comes across. The photos do not, because a page showing the wrong kitchen is worse than one showing none.
Sign in with your email and a six-digit code, on any phone, and everything you have made is there. There is no password. The account is the phone, so signing in on a new one simply brings the pages with you.
One person, and I answer the email myself. Nothing connects to your booking platform and nothing holds your money, so the worst case is that you lose a convenience. You can print the whole book on paper at any time, which is the version that does not depend on me at all.
I am Todd. I built this and I run it. No team, no support queue, no sales call. You get me, usually the same day.
There are no testimonials on this page because I do not have any yet, and I would rather have an empty space there than a made-up one. Make a page and look at it. That is the only proof worth much this early.
Then never answer it again.
Your first place is free. So is every other one, if you join now.
Managing a portfolio? The other thing this company does is find the multi-day events in a market that are not sold through a ticket platform (county fairs, conventions, tournaments, rallies, festivals), read straight off venue and fairground calendars with a source link on every line. That is at mountmor.com/pm, and the findings per market are public and free.