They book through someone else's listing.
They book on your website. We do not run a marketplace.
A park is sites, mixed stays, meters, and a camp store.
You bought a park for the independence. Then you found yourself in the office for the five months a year that make any money. Check-in. Rates. A work order on a sticky note. Seasonals in a lease file. The store on a second till.
Hotel software assumes rooms that are all the same and a lobby that never leaves the building. A park is not that. Sites have to fit. Bookings and leases sit on the same map. Crew closes work from a phone at the site. Guests can check themselves in.
They book through someone else's listing.
They book on your website. We do not run a marketplace.
A site type, maybe. It might not fit.
A site that fits. The map and the site grid match.
Weekend in one program. Seasonals in a lease file.
Bookings and leases in one system.
The store is a second till.
Ice and a golf cart go on the stay.
Cancel is a mystery refund.
They already saw the policy. You keep what it said.
You pay full price in the months the park is empty.
In the months you're closed, you pay 20% of your normal rate.
You can try it today without talking to a salesperson, set it up yourself, and it costs $5 per site per month with nothing per booking, ever.
Bookings and leases in one system - and we don't charge you full price in the months you're closed.