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Smily vs Uplisting

Smily

5.8#39 in short-term rental management softwareFrom €2,287 a month
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8.8#4 in property management softwareFree plan
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Channel managerSmily says its channel manager synchronizes listings, calendars, and prices across more than 1,000 websites and helps prevent double bookings.It synchronizes listings, bookings, rates, availability and restrictions across Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and direct bookings.
Direct bookingsSmily offers a website builder for branded vacation rental websites and direct bookings.Plans include a basic direct booking site, while the Manager plan includes a Plus direct booking site.
Guest messagingSmart Replies drafts inbox and review responses using booking, guest, and property context, and replies are not sent automatically.A unified inbox combines guest messages from multiple channels, while automated messages cover booking through checkout.
HeadquartersNévache, FranceSheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
IntegrationsSmily lists Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo, PriceLabs, and Zapier among its App Center connections.Listed integrations include Stripe, Zapier, PriceLabs, Beyond, Wheelhouse, smart-lock systems, cleaning tools, accounting products and guest-experience services.

Smily plans

  • Smily vacation rental software€2,287 a month

Uplisting plans

  • Independent Host£405 a month
  • Operator£905 a month
  • Manager£2,085 a month
  • Pay As You GoFree
  • Pro$20 a month

Pick Smily if…

Smily suits vacation rental owners and managers needing centralized distribution, bookings, guest communication, payments, and direct-booking tools. It also fits operators managing portfolios from a few properties to hundreds or thousands.

Pick Uplisting if…

It suits short-term rental operators managing calendars, guest communication, and multiple booking channels. Independent Host is aimed at portfolios of up to four properties, while Pay As You Go covers up to ten.

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