Be where your guests compare

How it works Your official rate, next to the others

• Reservit sends your rates and availability to metasearch sites from your channel manager.
• Your official rate appears next to those of the online travel agencies.
• The click leads to your booking engine, with no middleman.
• The booking lands in your calendar, with the guest’s contact details.

Google Direct connection included, advertising as an option

The direct connection to Google is included with Reservit: your rates appear on Google and the “Book” button on your Google Business Profile opens your booking engine, with no fees and no cost per booking. To go further, Google Hotel Ads advertising is available as an option: it is paid by commission, per booking or per click, within the budget you set.

Metasearch site or online travel agency Two different businesses

• Online travel agency (Booking.com, Expedia): it sells your units on its website, takes a commission on every stay and keeps control of the contact.
• Metasearch site (Google Hotel Ads, Trivago, Tripadvisor, KAYAK): it shows your rate next to the others; the guest books with you; the direct connection to Google costs nothing; in advertising, you pay per confirmed booking or per click.

Connected metasearch sites Among Reservit’s partners

Google (direct connection included; Google Hotel Ads advertising as an option), Trivago, Tripadvisor, KAYAK, Skyscanner, Bing Hotel Ads, Wego. Metasearch sites other than Google are available as an add-on module. Reservit has 300+ partners available across all channels: see the partner catalogue.

Advertising billing Google Hotel Ads and paid metasearch sites

• The direct connection to Google is not billed: no fees, no cost per booking.
• Google Hotel Ads advertising is paid by commission, per booking or per click.
• Cost per acquisition (CPA), recommended: the metasearch site is paid when the booking is confirmed; a click that leads nowhere costs nothing.
• Cost per click (CPC): every click to your booking engine is billed, whether it converts or not; useful for testing a channel on a tight budget.
• The model is chosen channel by channel.
• What you pay goes to the metasearch site, not to Reservit. Commissions owed to the platforms where you also sell remain due.
• Rates depend on the channel, the season and the market; you get them during the demo, before any commitment.

Your settings Visible without opening everything

• Rate parity under control: automatic markup on the channels you choose, so the best rate stays on your website.
• Monthly or overall advertising budget; bids adjust within that limit, never beyond it.
• A channel, a unit or a date range can be removed without touching the rest of your distribution.
• Tracking by channel: spend, revenue and conversion rate, in one dashboard, at all times.

Before, after What a connection changes

• On Google: without a connection, only online travel agencies show your property; with Reservit, your official rate appears next to theirs.
• Rates shown: whatever the agencies decide, or the rates you enter in your channel manager.
• Where the booking ends up: on the intermediary’s website, or on your booking engine.
• Cost of the channel: a commission on every stay sold, or nothing for the direct connection to Google; advertising and other metasearch sites are paid per confirmed booking or per click, within your budget.
• What you see: a monthly statement from the agency, or spend, revenue and conversion by channel, at all times.

The booking engine that receives the click Your website, your rules

• Best-price offer highlighted, total price shown as soon as the guest chooses.
• Total including taxes (lodging tax and your province’s taxes) before paying; 3-D Secure 2 payment.
• On average, 53% of Reservit customers’ bookings come through their own website, excluding phone bookings and walk-ins.
• Law 25 in Quebec, PIPEDA elsewhere in Canada.

Getting started With the Montreal team

Direct connection to Google included; Google Hotel Ads advertising as an option; other metasearch sites as an add-on module; all of it connected to the channel manager. The Montreal team sets up your channels with you; the demo is run on a shared screen, using your own rates, with no commitment.

Subscription and pricing How the price is set

• A subscription priced in Canadian dollars, taxes extra, never a percentage of your bookings: the software takes no commission.
• The price depends on the type of property, the number of units and the add-on modules you choose, never on your sales volume.
• Unlimited users: Reservit bills the software, never the user.
• Included: the ten modules of the suite, more than 50 integrations with no usage fees, updates, onboarding, training and support from a team based in Canada, by phone or by email.
• Add-on modules, only if you choose them: online check-in, guest messaging, extras and services, metasearch sites (Trivago, Tripadvisor, KAYAK…), website builder, CRM (guest records and newsletters), online reputation management, pre-arrival guest preparation, guest reviews, local listings management. The direct connection to Google is included; Google Hotel Ads advertising is optional.
• Yearly commitment, monthly or yearly payment; adding or removing units is prorated.
• A written offer, priced for your property; migration of your booking data from your previous software included in the installation price.
• Security: two-factor authentication, access logs, PCI DSS certified payment environment.

Details on the Pricing page.

Related modules To go further

• Channel manager: the source of the rates and availability distributed.
• Booking engine: where the guest books.
• Local listings management (add-on module): your property’s information published across listings and information platforms.
• Pricing: the subscription and the add-on modules.