A hotel channel manager that keeps rates and availability in sync
Maabed connects straight to Booking.com, Agoda, Airbnb, Trip.com and 100+ more. Update a price or close a room once and every site follows in under 30 seconds. No more logging into each extranet.
Sell everywhere, manage in one place
Every site, every rate, every closed date on one screen, always in sync.
Native connections
A direct line to Booking.com, Agoda, Airbnb and Trip.com, plus 100+ more. Nothing fragile in the middle. See all integrations.
Real-time, both ways
A booking on any site updates all the others in seconds. Cancel one and the room reopens everywhere instantly. Pair it with hotel revenue management software and the right price goes out to every site at the same time.
Decide what each site sells
Cap how many rooms each site can sell, and keep a few rooms off every site to release when the town fills up.
Close a site in one click
Close a site, set a minimum stay or a no-arrivals date, per room type and date range, from one screen.
Commission tracking
See what each site really costs: commission estimated at booking, corrected against the statement, what you keep always visible.
No double-bookings
If two sites sell the last room at once, Maabed catches it before it becomes an overbooking and suggests a fix for your team.
Your rooms, your rules
Decide exactly what each site is allowed to sell. Give each one a share of rooms, keep a quiet reserve, and release it in one click when the town fills up.
- Firm limits per site, per room type, per date
- Held-back rooms released to any site in one click
- Every change kept in a full history
Built to survive the real internet
Booking sites go down. Connections drop. Maabed is built so your rooms never pay the price.
- Automatic retries and a backup check when a site is down
- Clashing bookings flagged instantly, with a suggested fix
- Live sync status per site, visible to your whole team
“Keeping six booking sites in sync by hand used to be a nightmare. Now a room sells and it closes everywhere the same second.”