Partnership 04 · Hotels, Airbnbs & Luxury Stays
The first thing
they photograph.
A welcome box waiting on the counter turns an arrival into a review. Scheduled to your check-ins, delivered before the guest does, billed once a month.
Why arrival is the whole game
Guests review the first ten minutes.
Nobody writes a five-star review about a clean bathroom. They write it about the moment they walked in and something unexpected was waiting for them.
For boutique hotels and short-term rental operators, that moment is the only marketing you can buy that compounds. A welcome box gets photographed, posted and mentioned by name, and it costs less than a single night's cleaning fee.
For hotel F&B teams, it's a VIP amenity, a concierge upsell and a turndown offering that doesn't route through a kitchen already running at capacity.
- A concrete reason for a guest to mention you by name in a review
- An upsell your front desk can offer at booking or at check-in
- A VIP and comp-recovery amenity that reads as far more expensive than it is
- Scheduled to arrivals: we work from your calendar, not a guess
Built for how properties actually operate
Whether you run one cabin
or forty rooms.
Short-term rental hosts
Order per booking from your phone, or set a standing weekly drop if you turn over consistently. We deliver to the property before check-in, with no key handover and no coordination call.
Boutique hotels
Par-stocked in your cooler and pulled by the front desk as needed, or scheduled against your VIP arrivals list. One invoice a month, itemized by room or by date.
Property managers with multiple units
One login, every property, separate delivery schedules and separate billing lines. Add or pause a unit without a phone call.
Event and buyout weekends
Wedding blocks, corporate retreats and family reunions. Book the grazing table in the portal against the same account.
1
Login, all properties
$0
To start
14
Days to launch
60s
To reorder
Next step
Let's make your arrivals memorable.
Tell us how many keys you turn a week and we'll build a program around it, whether that's four boxes a month or four hundred.