A welcome guide your guests can’t lose
Give your let its own address, like stay@@thecottage. Put the Wi-Fi, the house guide and your favourite local spots behind it, on a card by the door and in every booking message.
stay@@thecottage What to put on it
Everything you’d tell guests at the door
- Finding the place An exact pin on the gate or the key safe, not the middle of the postcode.
- The Wi-Fi Network and password, ready to copy. No more texts asking for it.
- The house guide Check-in and check-out, house rules and how the heating works, with manuals as PDFs.
- Your local tips The best breakfast, the dog-friendly pub and the walk you’d do yourself.
- How to reach you Your contact card, with buttons to call or email.
Why hosts use it
Fewer questions, happier guests
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Door codes for this week’s guests only
On business plans, each booking gets its own guest link. It opens when they arrive and closes when they leave.
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Update once, every guest sees it
New Wi-Fi password? Change it once. The card by the door never needs reprinting.
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Looks like your business
Your logo and colours on every page, and in the middle of your QR codes on Plus and business plans.
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Your team can help
Let a co-host or your cleaner update a page. Business plans add roles, so everyone sees just what they need.
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One guide, several lets
Write your local tips once and use them on every property. Change them in one place.
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See what guests open
Business plans show how each address is used, so you know your guide is being read.
Getting started
Ready for your next guests
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Claim your name
Your property or business name works well, like @@thecottage or @@seasidestays.
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Make an address for each let
stay@@thecottage, stay@@thebarn: add the Wi-Fi, the guide and your tips.
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Put it where guests look
A QR card by the door, the link in your booking messages and the typed address in your listing.
Running more than one let? Business plans start at £15 a month for five addresses, with guest links, a team and analytics. Try it free with two addresses first.
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