Lodgify vs Net Affinity

Lodgify is vacation rental software for hosts and property managers who need to coordinate bookings and guest operations. Its channel manager syncs calendars, rates, availability, and reservations across booking channels. A no-code website builder and booking engine support direct bookings without commission. Guest tools include a unified inbox, automated messages, task management, dynamic pricing, smart locks, self-serve check-in, digital guidebooks, and review requests. Lodgify connects to 100+ tools, including Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo, Expedia, Google Vacation Rentals, and iCal. Payment choices include Lodgify Payments and third-party processing, with damage protection and guest registration features also available. The iOS and Android mobile apps let users manage bookings, messages, and calendars. Maintenance management is included. Lodgify serves users managing anything from one rental to property portfolios and is headquartered in Barcelona, Spain; the company was founded in 2012. There is no free plan, but a 7-day trial is offered without requiring a credit card. Basic, Starter, Professional, and Ultimate are each listed at $73 a month, with the displayed price noting 20% savings and an unclear billing interval.

Net Affinity provides hotel booking technology and related services for independent, resort, and group hotels seeking direct bookings. Its booking engine uses two steps: guests choose a room, then confirm details and payment. Guests can edit dates, guest details, and add-ons. The engine supports multiple languages and currencies, branded booking experiences, property cross-selling, urgency messages, and customised search results. Hotels can create member-only packages and track member sign-ups and booking performance in reports. Direct metasearch integrations are listed for Google Hotel Ads, Trivago, and TripAdvisor. Connections include Expedia, Booking.com, Oracle Opera, and Mews, along with OTA and PMS/RMS systems. Smart Payments automates OTA virtual-card processing and supports payment pages, payment links, and PIN terminals. The company describes the engine as cloud-hosted and built around APIs. It says Smart Payments is PCI compliant and offers PSD2-ready solutions. Pricing is on request; prospective customers can contact sales or book a demo. Net Affinity is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, and says its story began in 2000.