If you have one rental, the free one is the one you want.
There are two tools here and they are not versions of each other. One is free and built for a host with a place to let. The other costs money and is built for somebody tracking a portfolio. This page exists so you do not have to guess which.
Free, and the one for you
Roost: a guest page for your place. One link that answers the things guests ask. The wifi, the parking, the thermostat, where the hairdryer is, which bin goes out, written once from your phone and there for every guest after that. It also shows them what is on in town the week they are staying. Your guests need no app and no account.
What it costs. Your first rental is free and always will be. Extra rentals will be $9 a month however many you have, and they are free for everyone who joins now, for as long as you have them.
Make one now. The name of the place is the only thing required. It arrives already holding the questions guests actually ask, with the answers blank, so you are filling in a form rather than staring at an empty page.
Also free, no signup
The findings, per market. Every unticketed multi-day event found, with dates, nights and the calendar it was read from. Refreshed twice a day. Open one and check a date yourself.
The learn articles. Including how to read your own venue calendars by hand, which is the useful part of what the paid tool does, free, for anyone with one listing and one spare coffee.
The paid one, and when it is not for you
The events product watches every market you have properties in and tells you on the days something is added, moved or pulled. The smallest published plan is $199/mo flat for up to 3 markets, any number of doors.
On one listing that is very likely not the right spend for you, and I would rather say so here than take the money. The findings for your market are public and free above, and you can use them without signing up for anything.
I am Todd. I built both of these and I run them. I kept this page instead of redirecting it because the useful sentence for somebody with one rental is "the free one", and that is not a sentence a pricing page can say about itself. One place costs you nothing and I would rather keep it that way than have a card form in front of somebody with a cabin.