The whole thing, start to finish.
What happens now, and what happens when the link is doing it.
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Short-stay units around the city.
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01
A guest sees the post
The link: They tap. No commitment to anything — the page is already open.
Now: The number is a commitment to a conversation, before they even know if it’s worth having.
12 photosGarden Loft
KES 6,500/night
March 2026
Aisha
★ VERIFIED STAY
Quiet street, exactly like the photos. The host messaged the gate code before we even asked.
02
They look
The link: Photos, amenities, rate, open dates — and what past guests said. All on the same page.
Now: You answer each one as it comes — a photo here, a date checked there, a rate quoted again for the next person who asks.
Full name
Aisha Njoroge
Check-in
14 Mar
Check-out
17 Mar
aisha@email.com
Phone
07•• ••• •••
Payment is handled by Paystack.
03
They book
The link: Details, prompt, paid. A receipt lands with them, and the booking lands on your dashboard as a record — check-in, check-out, all of it. A reminder the day before they arrive.
Now: The M-Pesa message, tied to the chat, is the booking reference.
Aisha
★ VERIFIED STAY
Quiet street, exactly like the photos. The host messaged the gate code before we even asked.
04
The review
The link: The booking record is what makes this possible. After checkout, the guest gets a review request. What they write lands on your page.
Now: At best, they say something kind — and you have to screenshot it to keep it.
And where you sit while that happens.
One dashboard. It sets everything the link shows, and it holds everything the link takes.
The bookings
Every booking arrives with the guest's name, the unit and the dates. Nothing to file, nothing to scroll back for.
Aisha Njoroge
Garden Loft · 14–17 Mar
David Otieno
The Annex · 22–24 Mar
Faith Wambui
Garden Loft · 2–5 Apr
The dates
Block what you're keeping. Taken dates close themselves.
April 2026
The units
Photos, amenities, description, rate. What you set here is what the link shows.
Garden Loft
KES 6,500/night
The Annex
KES 4,200/night
The reviews
Read what guests wrote. Reply under it, in your own words.
David
Easy check-in, and the view was better than the photos.
Write a reply…
Everything a guest sees is something you set once.
The parts that stop being a conversation.
The question at 11pm
The page answers it whether you're awake or not.
The booking while you’re driving
Details, prompt, paid. You find out when it’s done.
The confirmation
Written and sent without you typing it. The reminder too.
The ask
After the stay, the review request goes out on its own. Nobody had to ask for it.
You’re still the host. You’re no longer the software.
A number tells you nothing.
You never see the people who looked and didn’t text. The link does — how many opened it, and how many tapped through to you.
You’re still there.
The page answers what a page can answer. Anything else — a question about the neighbourhood, a late check-in, a favour — still comes to you. There’s a tap through to you on every unit. The conversation happens after they’ve decided, not instead of deciding.
Live in minutes, not days.
01
Add your units
Photos, rates, locations. The link is live the moment you save.
02
Paste the link
Bio, posts, the reply you’re already typing. Guests can browse and request a stay right away.
03
Connect Paystack — whenever
Not required to start. About fifteen minutes, approval usually within a day. It turns on receipts, payment records, and automatic booking confirmation.
The page works from step one. Paystack finishes the job, on your own time.