Vacation Rental Websites · StaySite
Your listing lives on Airbnb. Your business shouldn't.
Get a website for your vacation rental property — take direct bookings, keep your guest relationships, and skip the fees when you can. Your Airbnb listing stays right where it is. This just gives your property a home of its own.
Not a replacement for Airbnb, a second way in. Your website becomes another tool for selling and marketing your property, independent of any platform’s fees or rules.
Built for how guests actually book today.
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industries we serve
Built for businesses people search for
- Airbnb & VRBO Hosts
- Vacation Rental Owners
- Beach Condos & Villas
- Cabins & Cottages
- Apartments & Guest Houses
- Boutique Stays & B&Bs
- Property Managers (multiple listings)
Great property. Zero ownership.
1
Every booking costs you a cut, forever
Platform fees don’t go down as you get established. Your 50th booking pays the same percentage as your first.
2
Your guests aren't really yours
The platform owns the guest data, the reviews, the relationship. You can’t email past guests a spring discount, you don’t have their email.
3
One policy change and you're invisible
Suspended listing, algorithm change, new fee structure, it’s all out of your hands. A property with its own website never goes dark.
What’s in it
Every StaySite Includes
A design built around YOUR property
Not a template with your photos dropped in. Colors, layout, and feel matched to your property’s style, beach villa reads different than mountain cabin.
Direct booking requests
Guests can request dates and contact you directly, no middleman, no fees on either side. Your Airbnb link sits right there too, for guests who prefer booking through the platform.
Multiple languages
Your guests come from everywhere, your website should speak to them. Available in English, Spanish, and other languages on request, so international guests book with confidence.
Built to be found on Google
SEO-ready from day one, so when someone searches your property name or “vacation rental in you area,” you show up. That’s the whole point.
Your Next Steps
Three steps to your property's new home
Step 1
Send your property link
Each website is built around your property, amenities, house rules, and your Airbnb link if you want it included.
Step 2
We design your mockup
See exactly what your site will look like before paying anything. Love it? We move forward. Don’t? No hard feelings.
Step 3
Launch and start collecting direct bookings
Your site goes live with your own domain. Share it on social, in your email signature, with past guests, every direct booking is fee-free money back in your pocket.
Do The Math
One direct booking can pay for the whole site.
- Average fees on ONE $600 booking$90-180
- Direct bookings needed to cover your siteA handful
- Years your website keeps workingAll of them
What it takes to break even: a handful of direct bookings. Ever.
Best Price for your property
Single Page Site
$999
Best for: One property, owner wants simple, budget-conscious
- Hero (best photo + property name + "Book" buttons)
- About the property (2-3 paragraphs)
- Photo gallery (10-15 photos max)
- Amenities list
- Location/area highlights + map
- Booking button (Link to your email/phone)
- Airbnb link button
- 1 language
3-Page
$1,599
- Up to 5/6 sections per page
- Up to 3 pages (Home, Gallery, Booking)
- Everything from Single Page Site
- 30-50+ photos organized by room/area
- Booking/Contact form
- Up to 2 languages
6-Page
$2,999+
- Home, polished landing experience
- Gallery, full photo library, organized by category
- The Property, detailed rooms/amenities breakdown
- Area Guide, things to do, restaurants, beaches, distances
- Reviews/Guests, testimonials pulled from their Airbnb reviews
- Booking/Contact Form
- Up to 3 languages
- Google Business Profile setup
Will this get me in trouble with Airbnb?
Do guests book and pay through the site?
What languages can the site be in?
Do I need to leave Airbnb?
Not at all. Most hosts keep their Airbnb listing for new guests, and use their website to attract bookings through Google, social media, and word of mouth, a separate channel that grows alongside Airbnb, not instead of it.
Will this get me in trouble with Airbnb?
No, as long as it stays where it belongs: on Google, social media, and word of mouth. Your website works as its own separate channel, built to attract new guests searching online, not to redirect people already booked through Airbnb or another platforms. Don’t interfere, so keep anything QR-code or sign-related out of the actual unit, and your listing stays exactly as it is — safe, active, and untouched.
