Find out your calendars have drifted before a guest books
Airbnb, Booking and HomeToGo exchange availability through iCal files — slowly and unreliably. Our service checks every one of your calendars each hour and emails you the moment the dates disagree, while you still have time to act.
One double booking pays for years of this
Relocating the guest, the refund, the platform penalty and the rating hit — all of it fits inside one missed iCal refresh.
iCal is not real time
Platforms pull each other's calendars at intervals, not instantly. In that window two platforms can sell the same dates, and neither one will warn you.
Nobody checks by hand every day
In theory you would compare three calendars for each apartment every morning. In practice nobody does — least of all mid-season.
You find out too late
Usually when the second guest contacts you. By then you no longer have a free unit, you have a problem you are solving at your own expense.
Set up once, then it runs itself
You send us the iCal links from your platforms. After that, nothing is needed from you.
Checked automatically
The service pulls all your calendars and compares booked dates unit by unit, regularly, day and night. You never have to trigger anything.
Email only when something is wrong
You get a message the moment calendars disagree, with the exact dates and platforms involved. No drift, no email. Nothing you will learn to ignore.
Your own dashboard
An address of your own where you can run a check manually at any time and see the state of every property on one screen.
Any platform with an iCal link
Airbnb, Booking, HomeToGo, Vrbo, Expedia, your own calendar — if it exports iCal, it goes in. There is no limit on platforms per property.
This guards the Kanat apartments every day
A monthly subscription, no lock-in
You pay per property. Cancel whenever you like — pause it out of season.
Prices are indicative. Above five properties the per-property price drops — get in touch for a quote.
What people ask most
Does the service change anything on my platforms?
No. It only reads the public iCal links the platforms give you and compares the dates. It does not log into your accounts, change prices or touch bookings. If something is off, the decision is yours.
Why not just use a channel manager?
A channel manager is the right answer if you have many units and want one place for prices and bookings — but it costs considerably more and asks you to change how you work.
This is deliberately narrower: it does not take over, it just tells you when something has drifted. For a host with a handful of units that is usually all you need.
What exactly do I need to send you?
Just the iCal export links for each property, from every platform you list on. They live in the calendar settings under "Export" or "Calendar sync". If you cannot find them, we will go through the settings together.
How often will I get emails?
Only when there is a drift. If everything agrees, you hear nothing. If you want, we can also switch on a daily confirmation that the check is running — some people like it, some do not.
Can I use it out of season only?
You can pause the subscription and switch it back on before the season. Your setup is kept, so there is nothing to configure again when you return.
These often go together
Request a quote for calendar monitoring
Tell us how many properties and which platforms. We reply within 24 hours.
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