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Why GuestJourneyThe work that neverbecomes a job

Answering a review. Refreshing the photos on Google. A guest asking at 23:40 whether the dog can come. Some days that takes no time at all, some days five hours. You can't hire for that, and you can't leave it lying either. That's why GuestJourney exists.

Marco, Gigi, Wes and Sam at work on a reception desk full of coffee, envelopes and one big key

Never a whole day.Always something.

This is roughly what that work looks like in a small hotel. It doesn't arrive neatly per day, and it doesn't wait until someone has time.

A made-up example to show the shape, not a measurement.

8 hours: a working day
0.5
Mon
5
Tue
1.5
Wed
0
Thu
1
Fri
2
Sat
0.5
Sun
10.5 hours in the whole week

You can'thire for this

A permanent employee

You pay for a whole job, for work that takes no hours one day and five the next. You can't fill that day.

A freelancer

An hourly rate is too much for one review or one photo, and every time you explain again what you mean.

A student or part-timer

Fine for a while. You spend the first weeks training them, and a month later they're gone. Then you start over.

Ten separate tools

Ten logins, ten invoices, and you have to tell each tool what's going on in your hotel.

On your desk

9.6 hours a week

Of that, the team can take over now

4 hours a week

€

That's €433 a month of your time. The whole team costs from €149 a month, excl. VAT.

See the prices

One team, one place

You run the helpers from WhatsApp and get one invoice. What's on your website and Google profile, Marco and Sam know too, so you don't explain it four times.

You run the hotel.We do the rest.

This stays with you

  • The guest in your lobby
  • Your prices and your rooms
  • Every commitment to a guest: money back, a free night, "it's been fixed"
  • Deciding what your hotel is
Wes carries a large brass key across the reception desk

15-minute demo

Show us what's on your desk.

In a 15-minute demo we look at which jobs the team can take over for you, and which it can't.