Every system TravelPal connects to
TravelPal connects to 33 property management systems, including Guesty, Hostaway, Hostfully, Hospitable, Smoobu, Beds24, OwnerRez, Track, and Uplisting. Airbnb, VRBO, and Booking.com come in through that system.
Every connected system, by type
33 systems, most used first
TravelPal connects to each of these through that system’s own API. So each page can say exactly what the connection does and what it will not do.
Short-term rental
23Hotels and hostels
1Residential and co-living
3Holiday parks and campgrounds
2Channel managers
4These are distribution layers, not property management systems. Connect one only if it is the account you run your units in.
Three things you do not connect separately
These are the only other parts, and none is a second setup project.
Airbnb, VRBO and Booking.com Through your own system
There is no separate connection. Every booking site you use in your property management system sends its bookings in. Airbnb guests get their answers inside the Airbnb chat. They can buy paid extras without leaving Airbnb. Other guests get a secure link for paying by card.
Viator Guidebook experiences
The tours and experiences a guest can book from their guidebook come from Viator. Prices and booking links come directly from the Viator page for that tour. The AI never writes them.
Card payments Stripe Connect
Connect your own Stripe account in one click. You stay the merchant of record, the seller on each payment. TravelPal holds no key that can move your money. A paid extra settles by itself the moment the guest pays by card.
What a connection is, and what it is not
A TravelPal connection is a set of access keys that you create in your own account. It is not a data export, and it is not a second inbox. Your listings become the properties TravelPal answers questions about. Bookings arrive as they happen. Every reply goes back out through your own system. Your team reads the same chat the guest reads.
Each system sets its own limits. Some can keep a team-only note inside the guest chat, and some cannot. Some can reach a guest in four different ways, and some in only one. Every system page above says which, because these limits decide whether this works for you. You can read the page for your system before you talk to anyone.
Do you use Guesty today? The Guesty integration page covers everything that moves each way between Guesty and TravelPal. Not sure how the connection works every day? See one guest message from start to end.
Everything here is included in our flat price.
Integration questions
Which property management systems does TravelPal work with?
TravelPal connects to 33 of them. They include Guesty, Hostaway, Hostfully, Hospitable, Smoobu, Beds24, OwnerRez, Hostex, Track, Uplisting, and iGMS. Each one is built directly on that system's own API, with no middleman. Each system has its own page. The page lists what TravelPal reads, what it writes back, and what that system will not allow.
What if my property management system is not on the list?
Tell us which system you use. We made the list by checking each system in the market, not from a wish list. A missing system is usually one that has no way to send a guest message at all. We would rather tell you that plainly than take your money and learn it later.
Do I connect my booking channels separately?
No. Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, and your direct bookings all arrive through your property management system. Whatever booking sites you already use come in with no extra setup. Guests get their answer in the same place they wrote.
Does an integration cost extra?
No. Every connection is included in the flat $25 per unit per month. There is no setup fee. TravelPal takes no commission on upsells, the paid extras it sells for you.
Can I run more than one property management system at once?
Yes. Some companies use one system for the properties they manage and another for owner-direct units. Each connection is separate, and each property stays with the system it came from. Every reply goes back out through the system that owns that booking.
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