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We charge for the software, not for your bookings. A busy August costs the same as a quiet March, and the guest's money goes straight to you.
Cabintale is cabin booking software for chalets and cottages. Your reservations, your occupancy and your payments sit in one place, in sync with Airbnb and Booking.com, and the repetitive parts run on their own.
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We charge for the software, not for your bookings. A busy August costs the same as a quiet March, and the guest's money goes straight to you.
Airbnb, Booking.com and your own site all write into the same calendar. One booking anywhere closes the date everywhere within minutes.
Guests pay by card the moment they book, a deposit or the whole stay. For the ones who phone you instead, send a payment link. Stripe and ČSOB now, more gateways coming.
Summer, winter, weekends: add a season, give it a rate, done. Mark the dates you keep for yourself and your calendar is ready.
Copy one link from each of them and paste it into Cabintale. After that, a booking on Airbnb closes the date here, and a booking here closes it on Airbnb.
You get a short piece of code to paste into your page once, or send it to whoever looks after your website. Everything else on the site stays as it is. No website yet? A Cabintale booking page is coming.
Guests see which weeks are free and what they cost, then book them. No messages back and forth, no waiting for you to answer.
Each date carries its own price, including the higher summer weeks and your weekend rate. Guests see the total for the nights they picked before they book.
Set a minimum number of nights, Saturday-to-Saturday weeks, or a cut-off a day or two before arrival. The calendar turns down anything that breaks the rule.
Guests read the calendar in their own language and see the price converted into their own currency. Czech, German, English and about forty more.
Your cabin has its own five questions. Put them in the form once and stop typing the answers one message at a time.
Let bookings confirm themselves, or read each one first and decide. You can set it differently for each place, so a busy cabin and a quiet one don't have to work the same way.
Add the questions you always end up asking anyway: arrival time, pets, how many people, which beds they want made up. The answers arrive with the booking.
Light or dark, in colours you choose. You can keep more than one version too, a full calendar for your website and a simpler one for the link in your Instagram bio.
Check the dates and guests
Check the dates and guests
Check the dates and guests
Not every booking is a night. Services get their own calendar, price and capacity, so the sauna stops living in a second calendar that only you can read.
Show the day as a list of times, or as a strip the guest scrolls along. Whichever one fits the page you are putting it on.
Every slot shows what it costs, so a guest knows the price of 17:00 before they take it. Each service keeps its own prices, separate from the nightly ones.
Say how many bookings one slot can hold, and block the hours when nobody is there to open up. Guests only ever see what is genuinely free.
The extras you currently sell by text message. Put them in the checkout, or sell a voucher on its own to somebody who isn't booking yet.
Firewood, a breakfast basket, late checkout, an hour in the sauna. Give it a price and guests can add it to the same order as the stay.
Sell a voucher for an amount or for a particular stay. The buyer gets a code, and whoever uses it types it in at checkout and the amount comes off.
Sold vouchers on paper or somewhere else already? Bring them in with their codes and what is left on them, and export the whole list when your accountant asks.
Set how many you'd like to buy.
Check the dates and guests
Every cabin, chalet or cottage you rent sits in the same calendar, with the price on each date. Guests see what's open and what it costs, they book, the date closes. The evening message thread goes away.
A week in August is not a week in March. Set the seasons, weekend rates and holiday surcharges once, and the calendar prices the rest of the year without you touching it again.
Two-way iCal with Airbnb, Booking.com, Google Calendar or an agent. A booking on any channel closes the date everywhere within minutes, so you stop cross-checking three calendars before you answer anyone.
Czech guests see Czech, German guests see German, and everyone sees the price in their own currency. Nothing is lost between you and a guest who found you from abroad.
Let bookings confirm themselves, or read each one first and decide. You can set it differently for each place you rent.
Saunas, kayaks and guided tours, booked by the hour. Each service keeps its own calendar, price and capacity, and your Saturday stops being a switchboard.
Arrival time, pets, deposit, how many people are coming. Ask it in the form and it arrives answered, instead of over four emails.
Every stay and every guest in one place, with what they booked last time. You can email the twelve families who came last July, because that list is yours and not a platform's.
All the bookings from all the channels on one screen, with what's paid and what isn't. This is the part that replaces the spreadsheet you keep in your head.
Cabin ownership runs deep in Czech culture. Families have spent generations escaping to forests and villages, reconnecting with nature and with each other. I own a cabin, rent it out, and live that balance every week.
When we needed a cabin booking system, we tried what existed. Hotel software with the hotel parts switched off. Generic reservation software. A Google Calendar shared with my wife. None of them knew what a season is, how to talk to a Czech guest, or how to be run by one person on a Tuesday evening.
So we built it ourselves.
Zámek Zábřeh
“Guests pick an hour, pay, and turn up. Vouchers sell at night too, when none of us is around.”
They use the time-slot calendar, product and gift voucher sales, and online payments through the ČSOB payment gateway.
Hanušova Chalupa
“One calendar for our own site and the portals. We haven’t called anyone since to say the date is taken after all.”
They use the availability calendar, iCal sync, seasonal pricing, and a booking form on their own site.
Your guests are already looking for you. 65% of travellers who discover a cabin on Airbnb search its name on Google afterwards. Give them somewhere to book directly when they do.
Add the place, set the prices, paste one line on your website. It's an evening at the kitchen table, not a project.
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or a page your son built in 2016. You don't rebuild anything and you don't migrate anything.
Two places and two services, free, with no commission on any plan.
Fixed monthly price. No commission. Your guests, your revenue.