Our Prices Are Changing in 2020

Thank you for using Tokeet!

As you might have noticed we’ve been very busy here at Tokeet. In 2019 we completed some of the most ambitious projects in our history and successfully launched Rategenie, Tokeet v3, Owner Center, and Margins. We spent a lot of time speaking with and listening to you, our customers, taking your feedback and direction to heart, and produce solutions to help you grow your business. We are pleased with the overwhelmingly positive feedback that we have received for each of these products and thank you for being a part of the process. There is a lot more to come in 2020.

Our Prices Are Changing

On March 1st, 2020 we will be transitioning to a new pricing structure for Tokeet (TV3). In short, our prices will be increasing by about 30% on average for your Tokeet subscription. It’s been about 3 years since we last changed Tokeet’s prices and a lot has changed since then. After many weeks of consideration, we think the time is now right to update our prices to be in line with our current products and services.

Our other products (Add Ons) will not be affected by this pricing change. At this time we have no intention of increasing our add-on prices. The pricing adjustment of March 1st will only affect your Tokeet subscription.

Keep Your Current Plan

As with our last pricing change in 2017, we are giving all of our users the opportunity to keep their existing price plans for one year. We’ll throw in a 10% discount with each yearly plan. This is our way of thanking you for your loyalty, and being a part of our journey. You will even be able to switch between yearly plans if your needs change within the year.

The process of keeping your current plan is simple.

Let us know if you want to keep your plan via email or live chat.
We will send you a one year contract via email which you must sign.
Once your contract is signed we will switch you to the new one year plan.
You will be charged for the entire year upfront!

Please contact us if you have any questions about our upcoming changes. We’ll be more than happy to discuss these with you. Thanks again for being a Tokeet user.
Team Tokeet

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In rental operations, a stolen password is rarely just a login problem. The same account can sit close to guest messages, team permissions, and payout-related settings, which means one weak access point can trigger damage across multiple parts of the business.

This episode breaks down why MFA matters more in property management, what real MFA actually looks like, and why “extra steps” are not always real protection. It also covers the rollout mistakes teams make most often, especially around admin access and account recovery. The goal is simple: put stronger checks in front of the actions that can actually hurt the business.

Key Takeaways:

✅ One leaked password can reach guest data, permissions, and payout controls

✅ Admin accounts should be secured first because they sit closest to high-risk settings

✅ More login friction does not always mean real MFA

✅ Recovery flows matter as much as setup

✅ Stronger checks should sit closest to payment-related actions

Related Links:

Company: https://www.tokeet.com/

Blogs: https://www.tokeet.com/blog/

Blog: Multi-Factor Authentication Gaps That Put Payouts at Risk 👉

https://blog.tokeet.com/multi-factor-authentication-payouts

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