A property management system that starts a conversation, not a spreadsheet.
Guest Talk brings your PMS, channel manager, booking widget, guest chat, analytics and accounting into one dashboard. Built for independent hotels and hostels between 15 and 150 rooms.
Everything you need
Eight modules, one login, one price.
Every Guest Talk plan includes the same modular architecture. Turn on what you need this quarter, add the rest when you are ready. No per-module surcharges, no per-integration fees.
Guest Messaging
Talk to every guest before they even ring the bell.
PMS Core
Rooms, rates, calendar — the front-desk brain.
Channel Manager
Sync every OTA in under 30 seconds.
Booking Engine
Direct bookings without giving up 18% to Booking.com.
Analytics
RevPAR, ADR, ALOS and pickup — auto-refreshed every hour.
Accounting
Fiscal receipts and invoices without a bookkeeper on speed dial.
Operations
Housekeeping, maintenance, staff shifts — one screen.
Group Sales
For hostels: sell bunks, not just rooms.
How Guest Talk gets deployed
From sign-up to live check-ins in five steps.
Discovery call
30 min with an onboarding manager to map property, channels and current systems.
Import
Rooms, rates, restrictions, taxes and future reservations imported from your current PMS.
Channel wiring
Booking, Expedia, Airbnb and Hostelworld connected and parity-checked.
Team training
Two 45-min sessions for reception, one for revenue, one for housekeeping.
Go live
Switch-over on a low-occupancy weekday, with our team on stand-by for 72 hours.
What operators say
Front desks, revenue managers and hostel owners.
Boutique hotel“We switched from a spreadsheet + three OTA extranets to Guest Talk in a weekend. The tape-chart alone saved our front desk two hours per shift.”
Hostel“Bunk-level inventory that actually works with Hostelworld was the deal-breaker. The messaging automations in eight languages are a bonus.”
Aparthotel“Our direct booking share went from 21 to 38 percent in six months. The booking widget on our WordPress site converts better than the OTAs.”