A direct booking website for your Guesty listings

Connect Guesty

1. In Guesty, open Integrations, then Developer tools, then OAuth applications, and create an API application. You need an admin role and API access on your account.
2. Copy the client ID and the client secret. Guesty shows the secret once.
3. In PageHub, open Apps, then Guesty, and paste both. Add your booking link if you have one.
4. PageHub checks them with one call, makes a Properties collection that refreshes every hour, and runs the first sync.
5. Tick the box to draft a Stays page and a Stay page. Preview them.

The secret is stored encrypted. Make a new application in Guesty if you lose it.

What comes across

Guesty sends no house-rule fields, so pets, smoking and events are for you to fill in on the home. The next 180 days are read by default, and you can set 30 to 365.

Take bookings on the site

Until you turn on booking, the Book button sends guests to your booking link. Turning it on lets guests book and pay on the home's page, into your Stripe account.

No booking fee from PageHub. Stripe still charges its processing fees.

• Charge now, or hold the card. Hold keeps the guest's card on hold until you approve the request. Decline it and the hold is released. Charge now takes payment when they book.
• Longer-stay discounts. Type a weekly and a monthly percent on a home. The guest sees what they save on the booking card, and checkout names the discount in the line.
• Promo codes. Make a code in Shop, under Checkout & shipping. It lives on your Stripe account, and guests type it in Have a code? on the booking card.
• Cancellation policy. Pick flexible, moderate, firm or strict for all homes, or set one per home. When a guest asks to cancel, the refund screen suggests an amount from the policy. You press Refund, and you can change the amount.
• Fees and tax. Each home carries a cleaning fee and an optional lodging tax rate. The guest sees the nights, the fee and the tax as separate lines before they pay.

Guests get an email when they book, when you hold their request and when you decline it. You can edit all three.

Keeping dates in step

• From Guesty to your site. Dates and prices refresh every hour, and Sync now reads them at once. PageHub reads Guesty a few homes at a time and waits when Guesty asks it to, since the limit is shared with your other tools.
• From your site to your other channels. Each home on your site has its own calendar link. Add it to any platform that imports a calendar, such as Airbnb, so nights booked on your site are marked taken there.
• When a sync fails. A failed sync is shown as a problem, never as "synced". After about an hour of failures you get an email.