Tribii

Tribii is a booking and property-management platform for independent accommodation operators, from guest houses to campsites. It suits owners who want direct reservations and daily operating tools in one system, but tight staff limits and paid room overages can shape the cost as a property grows.

Overview

Tribii combines a website, booking engine, PMS and operational tools. Guests can book directly through a Tribii website or an embedded widget, and pay the property through Stripe; Tribii says it takes no commission. That makes it a practical choice for operators seeking a direct-sales channel alongside reservation management, rather than a website builder alone.

Supported property types include hotels, hostels, B&Bs, guest houses, holiday homes, apartments and campsites. The operating toolkit includes reservation management, room inventory and rates, a room rack, guest profiles, invoicing, ledger, folios and reports. This breadth can reduce the need to assemble separate reservation and back-office tools, though the plan’s room, property and team ceilings matter for multi-site or expanding businesses.

Key features

Direct bookings work through either a Tribii website or an embedded booking widget, with full multilingual site support. The commission-free model is appealing for properties that want to keep the reservation revenue, while the property pays Stripe for processing rather than paying Tribii a cut.

Channel connections vary by tier. Pro offers iCal sync for Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and other calendars; Max adds a channel manager with two-way sync for Booking.com, Airbnb and other booking sites. The two-way sync is the stronger fit for properties distributing inventory broadly, while Pro’s calendar sync is a more limited option.

AI tools include setup assistance, data migration, revenue recommendations and search visibility tools; Max also includes a hotel assistant. These tools broaden the platform’s support for setup and commercial work, but the hotel assistant is confined to the highest standard plan. The Guest App gives hotel guests access to reservations, hotel chat, profiles and community features.

Tribii says its infrastructure is in the European Union and that personal data is processed under GDPR, UK GDPR and revised Swiss data protection law. Support is available by email or through the dashboard’s in-app channel.

Pricing

Tribii is freemium, with no free trial. The Free plan costs nothing and remains free forever, with no card on file. It includes one property, 20 rooms, one team member and 50 marketing emails per month. That is a useful starting point for a small operator, but the single-seat cap is restrictive if staff need their own access.

Pro costs $55 a month. It raises the allowance to 40 rooms and up to four properties, but still includes only one team member; it also provides 500 marketing emails per month. This tier suits an owner managing a small portfolio who can work with a single account. Max costs $95 a month and includes 60 rooms, up to 10 properties, 10 team members and 1,000 marketing emails per month. Its larger team allowance and two-way channel manager make it the more credible fit for busier, multi-property operations.

Free, Pro and Max each charge €5 a month for every room above the included limit, so room growth adds a separate recurring cost. Enterprise has custom pricing and includes unlimited rooms, beds or properties, team members, AI credits and marketing emails; it is aimed at operators who have outgrown the standard caps. The plan prices are shown in USD, while the overage charge is in euros.

Platforms

Tribii is available on Android, iOS and the web, giving operators mobile and browser access. Its Guest App is specifically described for hotel guests.

Who it's for

Tribii is best suited to independent accommodation businesses that want booking, reservation administration and operating workflows together, with commission-free direct bookings as part of the setup. Free can suit a small single-property operation; Pro and Max offer more room and property capacity, with Max the better fit when multiple staff need access. It is less suitable for teams that need several users on the lower tiers or properties whose room count will regularly exceed the included allowance.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Direct bookings through a website or widget carry no Tribii commission, and guests pay the property through Stripe.
• Pro: Reservation, inventory, guest and financial tools sit alongside the booking engine, covering both front-desk and back-office needs.
• Pro: Max adds two-way channel sync and supports up to 10 team members, a meaningful step up for larger operations.
• Con: Free and Pro are limited to one team member, which can force a growing team to consider Max.
• Con: Room overages cost €5 a month each, so properties above the included thresholds face an additional recurring charge.
• Con: The Free plan’s 20-room allowance and 50 monthly marketing emails may be tight for properties with broader inventory or more active campaigns.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Hotel Website Builders.

PeakRooms is worth considering for a smaller property that can work with a free one-property, 10-room setup centered on request-to-book enquiries by WhatsApp or booking form.

Sirvoy Website Builder offers a free tier for one room and up to five extras, so it may suit an operator with a very small inventory.

Get Booked Official has a free option for one hotel property and up to five rooms, with a 15% commission per booking; it may fit a tiny property prioritizing a free booking page over Tribii’s commission-free model.

Roomnix Website Builder may suit operators seeking a free website and booking-engine bundle for 1–99 units who are willing to pay a 3% commission per booking.

D-EDGE CRM is another paid option for operators considering hotel CRM software.

Profitroom is another paid alternative.

GuestCentric HyperCommerce is a paid, web-based alternative.

Net Affinity is a paid alternative with web and API platforms.

Verdict

Tribii is a strong fit for independent properties that want direct bookings and day-to-day reservation and operations tools under one roof. Its commission-free booking route and broad operating toolkit are the main reasons to choose it; the main reasons to look elsewhere are the one-user ceiling on Free and Pro, and the €5 monthly charge for each room beyond a plan’s allowance.