Six systems operators actually shortlist us against.
Each one is a full read — the capability table, the arithmetic on a real portfolio, customer stories, and what switching involves.
Boom
VS
Guesty
Compare Guesty and Boom. Prove the workflow.
A current look at AI automation, native tools and commercial packaging. Bring your actual requirements and invoices: compare complete PMS quotes and the work each platform can do.
Boom
VS
Hostaway
Hostaway or Boom? Compare your daily operation.
A strong channel manager wrapped in a marketplace of partner-built integrations. This one follows the hours: what it costs to run five vendors, and who owns the seam when two of them disagree.
Boom
VS
LoLodgify
Lodgify was built for a handful of keys. Boom was built for a hundred.
Four plans and three add-ons, aimed — in Lodgify's own words — at the independent host. Task management, owner statements and analytics first appear on the top plan. This one follows the ladder: what a host's tool costs a manager with owners.
Boom
VS
Hostfully
Hostfully's best idea is a separate product. On Boom, it is the product.
A per-property fee, a platform fee, a percentage of bookings on the entry plan, guidebooks on their own price list and a partner for pricing and accounting. This one follows the fee lines: what the entry plan takes, and what the separate product leaves unsold.
Boom
VS
OwnerRez
OwnerRez gives you every lever. Boom pulls them.
The power user's toolkit: unlimited everything, a free channel manager, and six Premium Features each on its own pricing table. This one concedes the price and follows the person: who pulls the levers, and what is still missing when they finish.
Boom
VS
NBNightsBridge
Built for the booking era. Boom is built for the AI one.
Written for the South African market, in rand. A dependable channel manager and booking engine against a platform that also runs your operations, your finance and your guest experience. The ROI is worked through on a local portfolio.
Not sure which page is your page?
The systems fail differently, so the comparisons argue differently. The two most-read pages side by side — find the sentence that sounds like your week.
| If this is you | Read Boom vs. Guesty |
Read Boom vs. Hostaway |
|---|---|---|
| What bothers you | The subscription line keeps growing. Every capability you needed this year arrived as another add-on. | Nothing is broken, but you spend your week holding five products together and answering for the gaps. |
| The moment it shows | On the 1st, when the invoices land and you count how many of them are for one business. | At 3am, when a sync stops and neither vendor's support desk thinks the seam is theirs. |
| What the page argues | That a capability you bought separately can only ever see its own column — however good it is. | That an integration is a promise between two companies who share no roadmap and no support desk. |
| The arithmetic inside | Guest-message hours plus the ancillary revenue nobody in the stack is asked to create. | Vendor-admin hours plus the OTA commission you stop paying on direct bookings. |
| When to stay put | You have someone whose job is the stack — a marketplace is leverage in their hands. | You already love your tools and your portfolio is small enough to police the hand-offs. |
Running something else?
These are the six we're asked about most, so they're the six we've written. If you're on another system, we'll do the comparison with you properly — on your actual portfolio and your actual invoices, rather than in a table.
Uplisting
Smoobu
Track
Escapia
Streamline