As you might have noticed, we’ve been very busy here at Tokeet. Over the past few years we completed some of the most ambitious projects to date and successfully launched Webready, Sympl and Checklist while also relaunching Rategenie, Margins and Signature. We spent a lot of time speaking with and listening to you, our customers, taking your feedback and direction to heart, and produced solutions to help you grow your business. We are pleased with the overwhelmingly positive feedback that we have received about each of these products and thank you for being a part of the process.
Thank you for your ongoing use of the Tokeet product suite. We appreciate being an important partner in the success of your short-term rental business and intend to continue to rapidly grow our products and services to give you the best tools to make your business profitable and easy to manage.
When Tokeet entered the market in 2016 we wanted to show that it was possible to deliver a high-quality software suite at a fraction of the cost being charged by other providers. Our success with that approach attracted many competitors to the market, and we recently conducted an analysis of how our prices compare to those competitors. What we learnt was that our prices were significantly below the market standard and this was holding us back from investing even more in our business.
On July 25th we will be transitioning to a new pricing structure for the Tokeet Channel Manager (TV3). In short, we are switching to a per rental pricing structure with a unique price for each rental count. We are also removing any feature restrictions within the product such that every account may access all features. As always, we are offering a yearly plan at a 20% discount for those who wish to have a contractual agreement. NOTE: This price change will not affect our existing yearly plan users. Those users currently on yearly plans will continue to keep their pricing until their plans expire. This pricing change does not affect any other products within the Tokeet product suite.
If you have questions about our upcoming products or pricing changes please contact our support team. We have created an FAQ to help answer any other questions you may have, please click here.
Thank you for being a loyal Tokeet user.
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Some days just don’t work for a guest arrival, whether it’s a holiday, a maintenance window, or a turnover day your team can’t cover. This episode walks through check-in and check-out restrictions, the most requested feature in AdvanceCM, now live in the Rentals module. You’ll hear how to block arrivals or departures for a date range, such as December 24 to 26, and how to allow check-ins only on the weekdays you choose. We also cover channel-specific rules, like keeping Airbnb to Friday and Saturday arrivals while direct bookings stay open through Sunday. Finally, we explain what to check before switching rules on, from existing reservations to sync time and visibility on booking sites.
Key Takeaways:
✅ Block check-ins or check-outs for any date range
✅ Limit arrivals to the weekdays you choose
✅ Set different rules for each booking channel
✅ Existing reservations stay unchanged
✅ More restrictions mean fewer guests can book, so review rules each season
Related Links:
Company: https://www.tokeet.com/Blogs: https://www.tokeet.com/blog/Blog: Check-in and Check-out Restrictions: How to Set Them in AdvanceCM 👉 https://blog.tokeet.com/check-in-and-check-out-restrictions/
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