Every bed bills on its own tenant’s own day of the month, the reminders draft themselves into WhatsApp, and the GCash arrives against the right name.
No card · priced per bed · built for the house with one manager
The modules you get
Each one is a filmed walk through a working room of the platform. Press a card to watch it.
In detail
The pricing table at the foot of the page opens every one of these, line by line.
Works with what you already use
The rails the local market actually uses, and the accountant’s software when the house grows into one.
The price, for your kind of business
A bed is the billable thing here, so the meter counts beds — not rooms, not floors.
The same three tiers on every kind of estate — only the noun changes. Yours is counted in beds.
Trying it, and small operators finding their feet.
Start freeHotels, managing agents and chains under one flag.
Request a quoteFree and Premium carry a small “Powered by” line on the tenant portal and on the papers you send. White label removes it.
The whole house for less than one tenant’s one night. Annual billing: pay ten months, get twelve.
Press a group and it opens.
Every line is in every plan — payroll and HR with them. The plans differ in SIZE, not in what they can do, and the first six months are free on any of them.
Questions
Six months, every module — we load your beds, your tenants and their balances first.
Monday to Saturday, 8am – 7pm Philippine time.
Write whenever suits you — a person answers, in your hours.
Encrypted, and your browser checked it
The padlock in the address bar is the proof, not our word for it: the certificate is issued to premises.ph and to nobody else.
See the certificateYour own database file
One business, one file. Not a row in a table shared with strangers, with a column deciding who is allowed to see it.
How the data is keptBacked up nightly, and restored nightly
A backup nobody restores is a folder. Every night the snapshot is opened and read back, and the night says so in words when it cannot be.
How the restore is provedThe documents are sealed where they lie
Tenant IDs and receipts are encrypted on the disk with a key that never leaves the server, so a stolen backup holds ciphertext and nothing else.
What sealing means