Ranked by who they fit, not who paid for the listing. Yes — that includes telling you when to stay on Guesty.
$80–$150/listing/mo + add-ons (GuestyPay, PriceOptimizer, AutoComply, Damage Protection) compounds quickly. A 30-listing agency commonly pays $3k–$5k/mo before processor fees.
Capterra and Reddit reviews repeatedly cite weeks-long ticket replies on Pro plans, especially for billing disputes. Enterprise gets fast lanes; everyone else doesn't.
Multiple Capterra reviews report being charged after explicit cancellation requests, with months-long resolution times. Document every cancellation request in writing.
Reviewers note that new feature rollouts on Guesty regularly ship with regressions in core flows (calendar, messaging) — bad for a tool that's running an agency's entire booking pipeline.
Self-serve. You can sign up for BookBed in 5 minutes; Guesty Pro requires a sales demo and a custom quote before you see real numbers. Predictable monthly cost. €29/mo BookBed Pro for 25 units. Guesty Pro at $80–$150/listing/mo on 25 units = $2,000–$3,750/mo. Different tier of customer.
Most direct Guesty competitor. Sales-led, annual contract, but cheaper and more responsive on the SMB-to-mid end.
If your reason for leaving Guesty is 'I'm not actually agency-scale,' Hospitable Mogul is the more appropriate price band.
Different audience than Guesty, but useful if your reason for shopping was 'Guesty's direct-booking module is paid + meh.'
Veteran SMB PMS with strong ledger and modular pricing. Less polished UI; more honest invoice.
This checklist works whether you land on BookBed or one of the four options above. The hardest part is always re-pointing iCal feeds — do that during a low-occupancy window.
No card. We'll migrate your Guesty reservations for free if you run more than 5 units.