Plans

Booking platforms bring you guests and charge a commission on every booking. Your own site with a direct-booking button gives guests another way to reach you. It does not replace the platforms.

Two plans. 12-month contract.

Web

The site and 3 changes per month.

  • 3 changes per month
  • Domain in your name

On both plans you pay a fixed monthly fee in US dollars, invoiced in Argentine pesos at the Banco Nación official rate on the invoice date. The site has a list price that you do not pay if you complete the contract.

WhatsApp bots and automations are quoted separately.

The rule is simple: a change is one request per section of the site that is touched.

RequestCounts as
Updating text or photos within one section1 change
Updating two sections2 changes
Adding a new section of plain content (text and photos)1 change
Adding a new section with functionality or data processingQuoted separately

An example: changing the photos in "Rooms" is one change. Changing the photos in "Rooms" and the text in "Getting here" is two.

How long is the contract?

12 months.

Do I have to pay for the site up front?

The site has a list price. If you complete the 12-month contract, you do not pay it: you only pay your plan's monthly fee.

What if I want to cancel before the 12 months are up?

You can cancel. The site is paid off as the contract runs, so you only pay the part that is left: the list price divided by 12, times the months remaining. The further into the contract, the less you pay. Once that is paid, we hand over the exported site.

Who owns the domain?

You do. It is registered in your name.

Who owns the text and photos?

You do, always. The content belongs to the client, with or without a contract in force.

Can I take the site with me?

Yes. When the contract ends, or if you cancel early and pay the part that is left, we hand over the exported site. What is not handed over are the services that run on our side: site hosting, bots and automations.

Are prices in dollars or pesos?

Prices are stated in US dollars and invoiced in Argentine pesos. The amount is calculated at the Banco Nación official rate on the invoice date.