Built for multi-channel hosts
i3nb is built around one idea: the calendar, the rules and the pricing for your property should live in one place that you own — not be inherited from whichever platform happens to be strictest.
Calendar & sync
Every booking platform speaks iCal, and all of them speak it badly: an unavailable night looks the same whether it is a guest booking, turnover time, or a date you closed yourself. Run each feed into i3nb instead of into each other, then decide per connection what you honour coming in and what you publish going out.
Read more →Most tools in this category ask you to move your business onto their platform. i3nb asks for something smaller and more useful: let one system hold the truth about your property, and let every platform you sell on read from it.
That matters most in the calendar, which is why it is the first thing we built. When you connect one booking platform straight to another you have not integrated two channels — you have made one of them the master and the other one obedient, and you do not get to choose which. Everything either platform decides to close, the other one closes too, with no way to tell a real guest booking apart from a settings artefact.
Put i3nb in the middle and that inversion goes away. Each channel talks to i3nb. i3nb talks to each channel. The rules are yours, they are per channel, and they are visible.
Each of these gets its own page here as it ships.
Create a free i3nb account, connect your channels, and see the whole property in one place.
