AccomStack gives you a booking site on your own domain, a quote tool that prices long stays properly, and a channel manager that keeps Airbnb and Booking.com honest about your availability.
Built for UK short-let, serviced-accommodation and corporate-let operators running three to fifty properties.
Five nights at £180. One is a marketplace booking; one arrives on your own site. Nothing about the stay changes except who gets paid.
Repeat that stay eleven times across a portfolio and the commission is a part-time salary. The point of a direct booking site is not to leave the channels — it is to stop paying them for guests who already know your name.
Every property gets its own page, live availability, real photography and a checkout guests already recognise. You edit rates and copy; AccomStack keeps the technical work invisible.
Each property page ships with its own title, description, structured data and a location page it links from — so “holiday cottage in Argyll” has somewhere of yours to land. Page weight stays under 200KB and Core Web Vitals stay green.
Import your channel reviews once, show them with the guest’s first name and stay date, and publish a cancellation policy in plain English. That pairing is what convinces a first-time direct guest to type their card number.
Stays over a month rarely book themselves. Long-stay enquiries arrive as a form with dates, headcount and purpose, and go straight into the quote tool below rather than into your inbox.
If you manage on behalf of owners, direct revenue lands in the same monthly statement as the channel revenue, with your management fee already deducted. No second spreadsheet.
Set your discount bands once. Every long-stay enquiry then gets a consistent, defensible price — and a branded quote the guest can pay from. Try it with your own numbers.
Going direct only works if the channels stay in step. Two-way sync with Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo means a direct booking blocks those nights, and a channel booking blocks yours.
“We were paying a marketplace to email guests who already knew us by name.”
“A six-week relocation quote used to take me an evening. Now it takes a minute.”
“Owners see direct bookings in the same statement. That was always the sticking point.”
Billed monthly in pounds. Setup, migration and channel connection are included on every plan.
If yours is not here, ask it on the walkthrough — the call is with someone who has run changeovers.
It is your own site, on your own domain, where guests see live availability and book without a marketplace in the middle. You keep the commission, the guest’s email address and the right to contact them again.
They do when the site looks like it belongs to a real operator: card payment through Stripe, a written cancellation policy, reviews carried over from the channels, and instant confirmation. Around a third of nights move direct inside the first year.
Yes — two-way, for Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo. A direct booking closes those dates everywhere within about a minute, and rate or minimum-stay changes push out the same way.
You set the nightly rate and your weekly and monthly discount bands per property. The quote tool applies the right band, adds cleaning and any line items, and sends a branded PDF with a payment link — the same calculation every time, whoever sends it.
You do. Money goes to your own Stripe account — deposit on booking, balance on a date you choose. AccomStack never holds guest funds and never charges commission on a booking.
Yes, and we handle the DNS. If you have not registered one yet, most operators are live on a new domain within a week — redirects, sitemap and SSL included.
Each page covers local licensing, typical commission rates and the direct-booking mix operators there actually achieve.
Thirty minutes. We import two of your properties live, build the pages, and price a six-week stay while you watch. If it is not right for you, we will say so.