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Goliday vs Lodgix

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Goliday

7.3#12 in vacation rental website buildersFrom €25 a month
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Lodgix

8.5#11 in property management softwareFrom $79.99 a month
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FactGolidayLodgix
FoundedLinkedIn lists Goliday as founded in 2019.2008
HeadquartersGhisonaccia, FranceElkin, North Carolina, United States
Legal makerGoliday’s legal terms identify Intuivi SAS, with €20,000 capital and a registered office in Ghisonaccia, France.The privacy policy names the legal entity as VRM Solutions, Inc. d/b/a Lodgix.com.
PaymentsThe PRO version integrates credit-card payments and the site also lists bank transfer, PayPal and cheque payments in France.Lodgix supports card and digital-wallet payments, scheduled payment plans and automatic security-deposit collection.
PurposeGoliday provides hosted vacation-rental websites with a booking engine for direct bookings.Lodgix combines vacation rental channel management, guest messaging, automation, direct bookings, and payments in one platform.
Rating on Capterra5.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews4.8 out of 5 from 171 reviews.
Rating on GetApp5.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews4.8 out of 5 from 171 reviews.

Goliday plans

  • FREEFree
  • PRO€25 a month
  • PREMIUM€299 a month

Lodgix plans

  • 1-7 Properties$79.99 a month
  • Property Management add-on$29.99 a month
  • 1–7 properties$79.99 a month
  • Lodgix plan, up to 7 properties$79.99 a month
  • 8–12 properties$99.99 a month
  • 13–20 properties$139.99 a month

Pick Goliday if…

Goliday suits owners or managers of bed-and-breakfasts, boutique hotels, and serviced apartments who want a hosted site and direct booking engine. Its plans also offer multiple languages and property capacity for larger operations.

Pick Lodgix if…

Lodgix is for vacation-rental hosts and property managers who want channel connections, guest communications, and booking tools in one system. Its listed audience includes managers with portfolios of 500 or more properties.

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