A booking system for a holiday home handles availability, prices, requests and confirmations in one place. Vakantiemodule is one of those systems, built for people renting out one to ten properties in the Netherlands. Guests come straight to you, with no platform in between.
The booking widget sits on your own site with a small piece of code and takes on your house style: accent colour, photos, rates and house rules. Guests pick their dates, see the total price including cleaning costs and tourist tax straight away, and send a request. No website of your own? Every property also gets its own booking page with its own web address.
Availability, manual blocks and requests all live in one calendar. If you also rent out through Airbnb or Booking.com, those calendars synchronise automatically over iCal, in both directions. Working from a spreadsheet or a paper diary now? The calendar takes that over, on your phone as well.
With a holiday home you want to know who is coming. So Vakantiemodule works with requests: you judge each one and put it on hold with an expiry date. After that you send a payment request or an invoice the way you already do, and the system keeps track of the amount, the payment date and the status. Once it is paid, the booking is confirmed automatically.
At every step your guest gets a tidy email with the number of guests, the total and the next step. You get a message the moment a request comes in, with a link to your dashboard. Nothing to remember, nothing to retype.
Every property has its own rates, its own calendar and its own booking page, up to ten properties in the same dashboard. If you have more than that, send us an email. A B&B with three rooms works just as easily as one cottage by the sea.
Vakantiemodule costs a fixed amount from 19 euros a month. No transaction costs, no fee per booking, no setup costs. The better your season, the more that saves you compared with a platform that charges commission.
See the pricingA booking system handles the availability, prices, requests and confirmations of your holiday home in one place. Guests see on your website which periods are free and what a stay costs, and send a request directly. You run everything from a dashboard instead of from loose emails, a paper diary or a spreadsheet.
Booking systems for holiday rentals in the Netherlands run to roughly 20 to 50 euros a month, and some charge commission or a fee per booking on top. Vakantiemodule works with a fixed monthly amount from 19 euros, with no transaction costs.
Yes. Vakantiemodule fetches linked calendars every fifteen minutes, so a booking on Airbnb or Booking.com is blocked in your own calendar too. You can feed the Vakantiemodule calendar back to the platform. How quickly the platform processes it differs per provider.
Yes. The booking widget goes into your existing website with a small piece of code, in your own house style. If you do not have a website, every property gets its own booking page with its own web address that you can share anywhere.
No. You send a payment request or an invoice yourself, the way you already do. Vakantiemodule keeps track per booking of whether it has been paid, for how much and when. Paying online directly is planned for a later version.
Yes. The tour shows you the real booking page, the dashboard and the module on a website. There is also a guided pilot running by invitation for a limited group of existing 072DESIGN clients.
Look at the real booking page, the dashboard and the module on a website.