Share de-identified exports
We confirm the exact Booking.com and PMS reports needed. Guest contact and payment data stay out.
A careful, human-reviewed Booking.com commission check for independent accommodation operators. Clear evidence, practical next steps, and no platform passwords required.
Commission health check
Evidence matched across both supplied exports.
Rules surface the issue. A human checks the evidence.
Purpose-built for smaller accommodation teams using
Start with exports you already control. We align the records, investigate differences, and return an evidence-led review — not a black-box verdict.
We confirm the exact Booking.com and PMS reports needed. Guest contact and payment data stay out.
Each reservation is checked against commission amount, stay value, dates, status, tax treatment and known programme rules.
Every item includes the reason, supporting figures, confidence level and the next action for your team.
Findings are separated into matched, needs review and potential discrepancy. We do not label every difference as money owed.
The first stage collects a basic enquiry only. If your property is invited, we provide separate instructions for one redacted sample CSV.
We never ask for your Booking.com or PMS password.
Invited properties share a sample CSV with direct and linkable identifiers removed.
Received sample files are removed within 14 days after the pilot review is delivered.
Guest names, email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, card or bank details, virtual card details, original reservation identifiers, free-text guest notes, login credentials or unredacted Booking.com/PMS exports.
We are inviting a small group of Australian independent accommodation operators to shape a simpler commission review service.
This is a research-stage pilot. No paid service is offered or payment collected at this stage. We may ask what an ongoing review would be worth to your property.
Submit once on this page — no separate email or file upload.
Still deciding if the pilot is right for your property? These are the boundaries we use today.