A labor budget, not a software budget: the coordination, triage and chasing you'd otherwise hire for, every hour, at one price.
$19 per listing once you're at 50 or more. Below that it's $25, capped so you never pay more than a fifty-listing operation.
Nothing is held back to make you upgrade. The difference is who else is in your business.
For the operator running it yourself: you, your phone, and a couple of cleaners. It runs the whole operation end to end, nothing held back.
For the operator running a team: guests who'd rather call, contractors on jobs, owners expecting reports, and staff who need their own way in.
A hire covers a shift. The nights, the weekends and the handovers still land on you.
DewlyAnd it isn't new budget. The VA shift, the ops help, your own unpaid hours: that money already goes out every month. Dewly turns the same spend into cover that never clocks off.
Anything you're taking bookings for. Take one offline or sell it and your bill drops the same month.
There's nothing to commit to: no contract, monthly billing, cancel any time. Annual costs two months less if you'd rather pay that way. Most operators start with a few properties on their real operation and expand when it's earned it.
Connect your channels and it runs, straight out of the box: the playbooks for the common situations come included. From there you tailor them to your liking and add your own along the way, just by talking to it. Most operations are live inside a week, and onboarding costs nothing.
No. A full stack or straight from Airbnb, both fine. We never charge you for a channel.
A decision to approve, not a problem to solve. It comes to your phone the way things reach you now, with what it did and why it's asking.
Most operators keep theirs. Dewly takes the coordination, the chasing and the judgment calls; your people keep the physical work: house checks, restocks, meeting the locksmith, the things that need hands and a car. They just stop needing you awake to say yes.
Yes, most do. Start with a few properties and add the rest once it's earned them.
No. Essentials is the whole duty manager: every playbook, every approval, every channel, the full record. Nothing is switched off to make you upgrade.
Only if other people are in your business: guests who'd rather call, contractors you dispatch, owners you report to, or a team who need their own logins. If it's you and a couple of cleaners, Essentials is everything.
It stays. That's the point.