An autonomous co-host

For the host who runs the listing,
but shouldn’t have to run everything around it.

Keepwise watches competitor rates, municipal licensing, and inbound guest messages across Airbnb, Vrbo, and Booking.com — then closes the loop on its own. Rate changes apply. Turnovers book. Replies send. Every move lands in one audit log you can review in seconds.

Solo hosts · 1–3 listings · no revenue share

Live audit log
Keepwise · Lyra Loft
Airbnb

Lifted Lyra Loft rate to $189 for Fri–Sat (comps +12%)

Vrbo

Matched Booking.com on Algiers Studio, held $142 midweek

Airbnb

Replied to Marisol P. re. late check-in — host-approved tone

Turnover

Booked Lin (4.9★) for 11:00 Sun turnover at Lyra Loft

City of Algiers

STR permit #4471 renews in 21 days — draft reminder queued

Booking.com

Sent arrival-pack to Daniel K. for The Algiers Studio

Every action is reversible in one tap.

Where this differs

Suggesting a price is not the same as setting it.

The tools incumbent short-term rental platforms ship this year give you an assistant. You still have to tap the button. Keepwise was built around the tap being optional — and around the audit trail that makes that safe to leave off.

Assistant pattern

Draft, suggest, wait.

  • AI proposes a rate, host taps confirm.
  • AI drafts a reply, host taps send.
  • Host is the bottleneck, every day, forever.

Keepwise

Watch, decide, apply.

  • Rate change lives in the audit log the moment it applies.
  • Cleaner booked into the real turnover window.
  • Guest reply in the tone you already approved.

What it watches

Four streams. Run in parallel. Never on your calendar.

Each stream is a continuous read against a live source — your demand curve, your municipal portal, your guest inbox, your turnover calendar.

Streams & what they do
The host sets the guard-rails once. Keepwise stays inside them on every cycle.

Demand curve

Reads competitor rates and occupancy across your comp set; moves nightly prices toward the optimal point on the curve without waiting for a tap.

Municipal portal

Watches permit expiry, zoning amendments, and ordinance changes; flags the one that hits your listing the day it posts.

Guest inbox

Airbnb, Vrbo, and Booking.com messages unified; replies in the tone you have already approved.

Turnover window

Books the cleaner into the gap between check-out and the next check-in, books no one if there is no gap.

Why this matters

Built for the one- to three-listing operator — not the portfolio manager.

Acts on the data, not drafts from it

Hospitable, Guesty Lite, Jurny, Nowistay, Conduit, and Carly all ship an AI assistant that drafts a message or suggests a price. Keepwise is built to act — rate changes apply at the next sync, turnovers schedule themselves, replies send inside your existing approval envelope.

Compliance is the point, not a checkbox

PriceLabs, Beyond, and Wheelhouse price well. None of them watches the municipal portal or the Reddit threads that flag the next ordinance. We do.

No percentage of your revenue

A flat $19.99 per listing, per month. Your bill never scales with your own success — and we are not incentivised to do anything louder than what the data supports.

Every move, one audit log

Rate change, message sent, cleaner booked, permit flagged — in one stream you can review in seconds, with one-tap reversal if you disagree.

Pricing

One tier. No surprise equation at the bottom of the invoice.

The benchmark for this segment — and the price stays put as you grow.

Keepwise Operator

$19.99/ listing / month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time. No percentage of revenue.

  • Unified inbox across Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com
  • Autonomous rate changes inside your guard-rails
  • Municipal & permit monitoring for your jurisdiction
  • Turnover booking into real calendar gaps
  • Single audit log, one-tap reversal
  • Host-approved reply tone

Early access

We on-board a small number of new hosts each week.

Drop your email and we will reach out the week we open your spot — no drip campaign, no autoresponder loop, just one note when the audit log is ready to walk through with you.

Join the list
One email. We write back when on-boarding opens for your listing count.

Frequently asked

The questions solo hosts ask in their first week.

Talk to us

If your listing is between one and three, we are built for the shape of your week.

We onboard a small number of new hosts each week. Join the early-access list below — for the on-boarding call that walks your first audit log, write to us directly.