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BIG correction. Hotelrunner is only cheaper IF your OTA sales is less than 2500 USD per month. (Not 25000 USD.)

Thank you for the correction. I got confused since I had to calculate from local currency. I'll edit my posts. Edit - nope, can't edit posts after a certain time has past.

We only sell about 10 rooms through the OTAs. Average room cost is 20 USD per night. As I mentioned, Hotelrunner is only cheaper if your monthly OTA gross is less than 25000 USD per month.

Not my company. For now, I'm just a paying customer of myallocator and a potential customer of hotelrunner. Yes, 1% of all OTA sales. That's what it says on their website. However, I'm not sure if it's exactly 1% of gross since I haven't switched over. I have to admit that inertia is playing...

No monthly minimum. You can activate their 1% subscription without providing a credit card. If we compare to myallocator - hotelrunner would be equivalent to myallocator + mybooking.

Double-Posted because I'm used to latest replies being on the bottom, rather than in second place.

Triple-Posted because I'm used to latest replies being on the bottom, rather than in second place.

HotelRunner may be a cheaper alternative to MyAllocator, but I'm still trying to (not be lazy) and continue my testing of HR. HR - 1% of sales through all OTAs (excluding from your own website and facebook, etc.) So, if your OTA sales is below 25000 USD per month, HR is cheaper. They also...