Base360 growth playbook

Publish /pricing: a per-property or per-listing price (or a clear "from" price with what changes it), what is included, the no-contract and free-migration promises, and a price estimate by portfolio size that hands the answer to the demo form. Link it from the menu and from every comparison and switching page.

Price is the first filter for operators comparing PMSs. A visible price brings in better-qualified demos, lets the comparison pages finish their argument, and is something rivals with annual contracts cannot match on clarity.

[ ] /pricing live (no 404)
[ ] Price per property or listing, with a "from" figure
[ ] What is included in every plan
[ ] No contract and free one-day migration
[ ] Estimate by portfolio size, passed to the demo form
[ ] Linked from menu and all four comparison pages
[ ] FR, DE and TR versions

• Rivals undercut the price

  Lead with no contract and free migration, which they do not offer.

• Large portfolios need quotes

  Show "from" prices and a custom tier above 200 properties.

• HiringFounding Growth Marketer (London, remote, posted September 23, 2026): help Base360 "reach short-term rental operators and property management companies - and turn attention into demo bookings, qualified leads, and customers" through "Paid ads, SEO, outbound, content, partnerships, lifecycle, funnels"; "Build funnels and landing pages that convert"; "Learn how property managers operate, what slows them down, and what makes them switch software"; measure "lead quality, conversion rates, acquisition costs, and pipeline contribution"; with "the opportunity to build and lead a growth team".Source
• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source
• Your websiteGuesty alternative page (October 12, 2026): "No contract and no setup fee, with your properties, bookings and guests moved over for free"; "There's no contract, because we'd rather earn every month than lock you in"; it sets out Guesty's standard 13-month terms, a private link for cleaners, WhatsApp in the unified inbox and a CRM for landlord leads, but does not say what Base360 costs.Source
• Competitor researchRivals' own pages: Guesty, "the AI-powered vacation rental software for short-term rental operators, from solo hosts to large portfolios"; Hostaway, "#1 vacation rental software", with a public pricing page of "flexible pricing plans"; Turno and Breezeway lead on cleaning and operations.See the research Source

Publish a case study: homes and cities run, bookings and guest messages handled a month, hours saved per week, cleaning on time, direct and channel revenue share, before and after the software. Turn it into a one-page PDF and a short video for outreach.

Operators trust other operators, and few PMS vendors can show their own portfolio running on the product.

• Seen as self-serving

  Add a second operator's story next.

• HiringEngineering posts (Paris, September 23, 2026: Senior Software Engineer, Product Engineer, Senior Full-Stack Product Engineer): Base360 was "Born out of The Flex, a short-term rental operator that scaled to an eight-figure business using its own software" and "is now launching as a standalone platform for short-term rental operators worldwide".Source
• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source
• Company websiteThe Flex (theflex.global, formerly Flex Living): furnished apartments for stays of days to months in London, Algiers, Paris, Lisbon, Oran, Constantine and Berlin, with Milan and Cairo "Coming soon"; length-of-stay discounts up to 38% for a year; corporate housing for "over 150 companies worldwide"; a mobile app.Source

When a lead names their PMS, send the matching comparison page and the switching guide in the WhatsApp or email confirmation; for portfolios above 50, add the migration plan. Track show rates and closes by PMS.

A prepared lead shows up more often and arrives with switching questions instead of basic ones.

• Messages feel automated

  Sign them from the person running the demo.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source
• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source
• Your websiteGuesty alternative page (October 12, 2026): "No contract and no setup fee, with your properties, bookings and guests moved over for free"; "There's no contract, because we'd rather earn every month than lock you in"; it sets out Guesty's standard 13-month terms, a private link for cleaners, WhatsApp in the unified inbox and a CRM for landlord leads, but does not say what Base360 costs.Source

Ask each quoted customer for permission to add company, city, number of properties and one measured result; add a photo or logo. Replace any quote that cannot carry those details.

Specific proof is believable proof, especially for a company founded in 2025.

• Customers decline

  Use role and city without a company name.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source
• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source

Rank PMS answers from the demo form and calls; write a page for each of the next three (for example Hostfully, Lodgify or Smoobu) in the same format, with facts checked and dated.

Comparison searches are the highest-intent traffic a PMS can get.

• Out-of-date claims

  Date every claim and review quarterly.

• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source
• Your websiteGuesty alternative page (October 12, 2026): "No contract and no setup fee, with your properties, bookings and guests moved over for free"; "There's no contract, because we'd rather earn every month than lock you in"; it sets out Guesty's standard 13-month terms, a private link for cleaners, WhatsApp in the unified inbox and a CRM for landlord leads, but does not say what Base360 costs.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source

Load the product screens as lightweight images or videos until a visitor scrolls to them, keep one interactive demo per section, and measure INP on mobile.

Operators often browse on their phones between jobs; a responsive page keeps them reading.

• Less impressive page

  Keep one live demo per section.

• Google PageSpeedHomepage (October 23, 2026): mobile score 91, but real visitors narrowly fail Core Web Vitals: LCP 2.5s and INP 296ms at the 75th percentile (target 200ms). The page has 8,374 DOM elements, mostly animated product screens.Source

Build a list of property management companies and multi-listing hosts in London, Paris and Lisbon from public listings and company sites; send a short sequence with The Flex case study, the switching guide and the free one-day migration offer.

Local knowledge and a peer story make cold outreach relevant.

• Spam complaints

  Small volumes, personal messages.

• HiringFounding Growth Marketer (London, remote, posted September 23, 2026): help Base360 "reach short-term rental operators and property management companies - and turn attention into demo bookings, qualified leads, and customers" through "Paid ads, SEO, outbound, content, partnerships, lifecycle, funnels"; "Build funnels and landing pages that convert"; "Learn how property managers operate, what slows them down, and what makes them switch software"; measure "lead quality, conversion rates, acquisition costs, and pipeline contribution"; with "the opportunity to build and lead a growth team".Source
• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source

Sign three partner types: cleaning companies (who benefit from the private cleaner link), revenue management consultants and channel or integration partners. Offer a referral fee and a co-branded migration offer.

Partners bring trusted introductions at a lower cost than ads.

• Partners favour rivals

  Pay quickly and support their clients well.

• HiringFounding Growth Marketer (London, remote, posted September 23, 2026): help Base360 "reach short-term rental operators and property management companies - and turn attention into demo bookings, qualified leads, and customers" through "Paid ads, SEO, outbound, content, partnerships, lifecycle, funnels"; "Build funnels and landing pages that convert"; "Learn how property managers operate, what slows them down, and what makes them switch software"; measure "lead quality, conversion rates, acquisition costs, and pipeline contribution"; with "the opportunity to build and lead a growth team".Source
• Your websiteGuesty alternative page (October 12, 2026): "No contract and no setup fee, with your properties, bookings and guests moved over for free"; "There's no contract, because we'd rather earn every month than lock you in"; it sets out Guesty's standard 13-month terms, a private link for cleaners, WhatsApp in the unified inbox and a CRM for landlord leads, but does not say what Base360 costs.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source

Publish a guide series for operators who manage other people's homes: finding landlords, pitching, contracts and owner statements, each ending with the CRM feature. Promote it in UK operator groups.

It reaches operators while they plan growth, not only when they switch tools.

• Regulation varies

  Keep legal points general and dated.

• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source
• Your websiteGuesty alternative page (October 12, 2026): "No contract and no setup fee, with your properties, bookings and guests moved over for free"; "There's no contract, because we'd rather earn every month than lock you in"; it sets out Guesty's standard 13-month terms, a private link for cleaners, WhatsApp in the unified inbox and a CRM for landlord leads, but does not say what Base360 costs.Source
• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source

Start with France: a French case study (The Flex Paris), French comparison pages and outreach to Paris operators; then decide on Germany or Turkey from demo data.

Local language and local proof convert better in markets where few PMS vendors localise fully.

• Support in French

  Hire French-speaking support before scaling.

• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source
• HiringEngineering posts (Paris, September 23, 2026: Senior Software Engineer, Product Engineer, Senior Full-Stack Product Engineer): Base360 was "Born out of The Flex, a short-term rental operator that scaled to an eight-figure business using its own software" and "is now launching as a standalone platform for short-term rental operators worldwide".Source
• Company websiteThe Flex (theflex.global, formerly Flex Living): furnished apartments for stays of days to months in London, Algiers, Paris, Lisbon, Oran, Constantine and Berlin, with Milan and Cairo "Coming soon"; length-of-stay discounts up to 38% for a year; corporate housing for "over 150 companies worldwide"; a mobile app.Source

Define five activation milestones, track them per customer, and send WhatsApp nudges and a check-in call on day 14. Report retention by milestones reached.

Customers who use more of the platform stay, and churn is expensive for a no-contract model.

• Too many nudges

  One message per milestone.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source
• Your websiteGuesty alternative page (October 12, 2026): "No contract and no setup fee, with your properties, bookings and guests moved over for free"; "There's no contract, because we'd rather earn every month than lock you in"; it sets out Guesty's standard 13-month terms, a private link for cleaners, WhatsApp in the unified inbox and a CRM for landlord leads, but does not say what Base360 costs.Source

Publish a free calculator: nightly rate, occupancy, costs and a monthly offer give the better option and the gap. Ask for an email to save the result, and follow up with the pricing feature.

Useful tools rank in search, collect leads and demonstrate the product's logic.

• Over-simple results

  Show assumptions clearly.

• Your websiteDynamic pricing feature: compares a monthly stay against short stays ("Know if a monthly stay beats short stays", "Sell the short gaps between bookings"), and price changes above 10% a day wait for approval; finance shows profit by property.Source
• Company websiteThe Flex (theflex.global, formerly Flex Living): furnished apartments for stays of days to months in London, Algiers, Paris, Lisbon, Oran, Constantine and Berlin, with Milan and Cairo "Coming soon"; length-of-stay discounts up to 38% for a year; corporate housing for "over 150 companies worldwide"; a mobile app.Source
• HiringFounding Growth Marketer (London, remote, posted September 23, 2026): help Base360 "reach short-term rental operators and property management companies - and turn attention into demo bookings, qualified leads, and customers" through "Paid ads, SEO, outbound, content, partnerships, lifecycle, funnels"; "Build funnels and landing pages that convert"; "Learn how property managers operate, what slows them down, and what makes them switch software"; measure "lead quality, conversion rates, acquisition costs, and pipeline contribution"; with "the opportunity to build and lead a growth team".Source

Film a weekly short episode at The Flex: one task, the old way and the Base360 way, with time taken. Cut shorts for LinkedIn and Instagram and link to the pricing and switching pages.

Operators learn from watching peers work, and the series builds search and social reach.

• Guest privacy

  Never show guests or addresses.

• ChannelsThe Base360 YouTube channel has 15 subscribers and 11 videos; an iOS app (Base360 AI) was updated October 22, 2026; LinkedIn page base360-ai.Source
• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source

Run small search campaigns on "[PMS] alternative" and "switch PMS" terms, sending each to its comparison page with the pricing link, and LinkedIn ads to property management titles in London, Paris and Lisbon.

High-intent searchers convert at the best cost, and the pages are ready.

• Trademark rules

  Avoid rival names in ad text.

• HiringFounding Growth Marketer (London, remote, posted September 23, 2026): help Base360 "reach short-term rental operators and property management companies - and turn attention into demo bookings, qualified leads, and customers" through "Paid ads, SEO, outbound, content, partnerships, lifecycle, funnels"; "Build funnels and landing pages that convert"; "Learn how property managers operate, what slows them down, and what makes them switch software"; measure "lead quality, conversion rates, acquisition costs, and pipeline contribution"; with "the opportunity to build and lead a growth team".Source
• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source
• Competitor researchRivals' own pages: Guesty, "the AI-powered vacation rental software for short-term rental operators, from solo hosts to large portfolios"; Hostaway, "#1 vacation rental software", with a public pricing page of "flexible pricing plans"; Turno and Breezeway lead on cleaning and operations.See the research Source

Ask every active customer after their first month for a review, with a short guide; reply to every review; show the best on comparison pages.

Reviews are the proof buyers see outside Base360's own site.

• Incentive rules

  Follow each site's rules.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source
• Competitor researchRivals' own pages: Guesty, "the AI-powered vacation rental software for short-term rental operators, from solo hosts to large portfolios"; Hostaway, "#1 vacation rental software", with a public pricing page of "flexible pricing plans"; Turno and Breezeway lead on cleaning and operations.See the research Source

Validate with 20 operators: a branded booking site, guest database, repeat-guest offers and payment, priced on bookings. Launch with The Flex as the first user and report direct-booking share.

Direct bookings are a revenue product, not a cost, and build on the platform's guest data.

• Channel pushback

  Position it as a complement to channels.

• HiringFounder in Residence (London, posted September 22, 2026): "identify a major opportunity in the short-term rental industry, build a new product or business vertical within Base360.ai", validate it "through research and direct conversations with property managers and rental operators", and "Own growth, product adoption, customer success and financial performance".Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source
• Company websiteThe Flex (theflex.global, formerly Flex Living): furnished apartments for stays of days to months in London, Algiers, Paris, Lisbon, Oran, Constantine and Berlin, with Milan and Cairo "Coming soon"; length-of-stay discounts up to 38% for a year; corporate housing for "over 150 companies worldwide"; a mobile app.Source

Decide whether the brand product is a separate business; if so, give it its own name, domain and pages, and keep base360.ai about short-term rentals. Track both funnels separately.

One clear audience per site improves conversion and search relevance for both.

• Losing search traffic

  Redirect each page.

• Your websiteThe sitemap also lists a /b2c/ product: "Run your business on AI autopilot" with a social inbox for Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Messenger and Gmail comments and DMs, aimed at consumer brands rather than rental operators.Source
• HiringFounding Growth Marketer (London, remote, posted September 23, 2026): help Base360 "reach short-term rental operators and property management companies - and turn attention into demo bookings, qualified leads, and customers" through "Paid ads, SEO, outbound, content, partnerships, lifecycle, funnels"; "Build funnels and landing pages that convert"; "Learn how property managers operate, what slows them down, and what makes them switch software"; measure "lead quality, conversion rates, acquisition costs, and pipeline contribution"; with "the opportunity to build and lead a growth team".Source
• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source

Publish a twice-yearly report: occupancy, average stay length, monthly vs short-stay mix and cost per clean, in aggregate across opted-in operators. Launch it in press and operator groups.

Original data earns links and press and makes Base360 the reference for operators in those cities.

• Data privacy

  Aggregate and suppress small groups.

• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source
• Company websiteThe Flex (theflex.global, formerly Flex Living): furnished apartments for stays of days to months in London, Algiers, Paris, Lisbon, Oran, Constantine and Berlin, with Milan and Cairo "Coming soon"; length-of-stay discounts up to 38% for a year; corporate housing for "over 150 companies worldwide"; a mobile app.Source
• Your websiteDynamic pricing feature: compares a monthly stay against short stays ("Know if a monthly stay beats short stays", "Sell the short gaps between bookings"), and price changes above 10% a day wait for approval; finance shows profit by property.Source

Pilot a referral network: when The Flex cannot fill a corporate request, it offers matching homes run by opted-in Base360 operators, with a fee. Promote it as a benefit of using Base360.

A demand benefit is something no other PMS can offer, and it ties operators to the platform.

• Quality issues

  Set standards and check homes.

• Company websiteThe Flex (theflex.global, formerly Flex Living): furnished apartments for stays of days to months in London, Algiers, Paris, Lisbon, Oran, Constantine and Berlin, with Milan and Cairo "Coming soon"; length-of-stay discounts up to 38% for a year; corporate housing for "over 150 companies worldwide"; a mobile app.Source
• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source

Host a monthly breakfast for 15 operators at The Flex: one topic (pricing, cleaning, landlords), one guest speaker, notes published as a guide.

Face-to-face trust shortens sales cycles and gives the content team real questions.

• Low attendance

  Keep it small and useful.

• HiringFounding Growth Marketer (London, remote, posted September 23, 2026): help Base360 "reach short-term rental operators and property management companies - and turn attention into demo bookings, qualified leads, and customers" through "Paid ads, SEO, outbound, content, partnerships, lifecycle, funnels"; "Build funnels and landing pages that convert"; "Learn how property managers operate, what slows them down, and what makes them switch software"; measure "lead quality, conversion rates, acquisition costs, and pipeline contribution"; with "the opportunity to build and lead a growth team".Source
• Your websiteAbout page: The Flex began in London in 2019 "with a few homes", expanded into Paris, Lisbon and Algiers, built its own software, and "In 2025, we began offering the platform we had built at The Flex to other rental businesses"; Base360 became a company that August. FAQ: "The Flex runs its homes on Base360, so the product is used on real bookings, guests and cleans every day." The page tells the story but gives no operating numbers.Source

Publish 20 agent templates with what each does and time saved, each with a one-click start after signup; let customers share theirs.

Templates shorten time to value and give search pages for each workflow.

• Templates misfire

  Require review before sending to guests.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Run your Short Term Rentals on AI autopilot"; channels through Channex (Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google Hotel Ads and more); "We move you over in one day, for free, however many properties you have." Two customer quotes carry a name only, with no company, city, portfolio size or result. The demo form asks portfolio size (1-5 to 200+), cities, current PMS and how the visitor heard of Base360, then opens a Calendly booking.Source
• Your websiteSitemap (122 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): feature pages, French, German and Turkish versions, guides (switching PMS, landlord lead tracking, online check-in, cleaning management) and four comparison pages (Guesty, Hostaway, Turno, Breezeway alternatives). There is no pricing page (base360.ai/pricing returns 404) and no case-study page.Source