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Two-minute brief
Tell us about your business and pick this service. The listed price anchors every quote: no bait, no mystery ranges.
Concept previews illustrating this service's typical deliverables.
What this is
The service, straight up.
Once you are past two properties the listing sites start working against you. Each place sits on its own page, under its own reviews, with no way for a guest who loved the beach house to discover that you also run the cottage in the hinterland. You are running one business and the guest sees three strangers. A portfolio site fixes that in the most direct way possible: one brand, one set of reviews, and a search box that answers the question guests actually ask, which is not "is this specific house free" but "what have you got for four people in October".
The build gives every property its own page with its own gallery, rates, rules and local guide, sitting under a shared search that filters by dates, guests, location and features. Availability and pricing are managed in one dashboard rather than four, so a seasonal rate change is one edit. Checkout is shared, which means a guest booking two properties for a family weekend does it once, and your reporting finally shows portfolio-level occupancy and revenue rather than four separate platform statements you have to reconcile by hand.
It also changes what growth costs you. Adding a fifth property to a portfolio site is a content task, not a project: new page, new photos, new rates, live the same week. And because the site accumulates authority under one domain, each new property launches with the search visibility the others have already built, instead of starting again from nothing on a listing page.
What's included
- A page per property with gallery, rates, rules and local guide
- Portfolio search by dates, guests, location and features
- One dashboard for availability and pricing across every property
- Shared checkout and guest accounts
- Occupancy and revenue reporting across the portfolio
- Add new properties yourself without a developer
Example builds
What it could look like for you.
Every build is designed around your business and your pricing. Here are three of the shapes this service takes most often.
Six properties, one search
Guests ask what you have got for four people in October, not whether one particular house is free. This answers the question they actually asked.
Each property still gets its own page
Own gallery, own rates, own local guide. The shared brand earns the trust, the property page does the selling.
Different seasons, different rules
A snow property and a beach property want opposite pricing calendars. Both run off the one dashboard.
Illustrative examples of the interfaces this service produces. Your build uses your own content, branding and pricing rules.
How it works
Fixed price, not fixed blind.
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Three of the 26
Within 24 hours, three of the 26 vetted developers who deliver this service send written, fixed-scope quotes. Compare and choose.
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Build, guaranteed
Typical delivery in 4–6 weeks. If a matched developer drops the ball, we step in. Service Guarantee, always.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Three is roughly the tipping point. With one or two the Direct Booking Website does the job for a lot less. From three upwards the managing overhead of separate calendars, separate rate changes and separate reporting starts to cost more than the build, and the cross-selling between properties becomes worth real money.
Yes, and that is deliberate. Adding a property is filling in a form: photos, description, rates, rules, availability. No developer, no invoice, no waiting. If you are onboarding properties for other owners, that matters more than anything else in the build.
Yes. Search filters by location, each property gets its own local guide and its own map, and the site structure is built so a region with several properties can have its own landing page. That is usually where the search traffic comes from.
We can add owner logins so each owner sees their own occupancy, bookings and revenue without seeing anyone else's, and statements can be generated per owner. Tell us during scoping, because it changes the data model and is much cheaper to build in than to add afterwards.
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