RaccoonSite vs SabeeApp

RaccoonSite is RoomRaccoon’s web-based website builder for hotels. It connects to the RoomRaccoon booking engine and is managed through the company’s PMS. Setup can prefill a site with a property’s logo, colours, room categories, images and descriptions. Users build pages from templates and content blocks, manage multiple languages and choose which pages are published. A booking widget can show availability and accept reservations, while room showcases can link to booking pages. The builder includes Instagram and Facebook links, cookie acceptance or rejection with stored consent, and a generated cookie-policy page. Keyboard navigation supports accessibility requirements. Publishing requires an externally purchased domain connected with a CNAME record; SSL is applied before launch. Users can explore and build before activation, but publishing needs an upgrade slot. The self-service RaccoonSite plan has one slot. RaccoonSite Plus adds website-build support, email hosting and domain registration with two slots. RoomRaccoon also offers a managed setup in which its team builds and registers the site. Prices are available on request.

SabeeApp is a cloud-deployed hotel management platform accessed through the web. It combines booking tools with operational modules for properties managing reservations and day-to-day work. A channel manager handles distribution across booking channels, while a direct booking engine supports reservations made directly with a property. Multi-property support allows the service to cover more than one property. Its listed operations include a housekeeping module and POS integration. SabeeApp is a paid service with pricing available on request and no free plan. The company was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. The available facts identify the main modules but do not specify their detailed workflows or POS integration terms. Hotels considering the platform can therefore focus on its web access, cloud deployment, multi-property capability, booking functions and operational coverage.