NextPax vs RedAwning vs Rentals United

• Follow the setup guide to link your Airbnb account. Your property-management software or Supply API controls where the data comes from.

• The property-manager service says it puts listings on Airbnb and helps improve them. This does not confirm an API for hosts to use directly.

• Airbnb receives listing details on its own or when you request an update. Prices and open dates update when a change is recorded. Rentals United receives Airbnb bookings. Change or cancel bookings in Airbnb. Your settings control which details update.

• Follow the partner setup steps and meet Vrbo’s listing and payment rules. The Americas FAQ explains how bookings are handled.

• The property-manager service lists Vrbo. Agree on how listings, bookings and payments will be handled before setup.

• Vrbo collects listing changes once in 24 hours. Prices, open dates and available units update on their own; Vrbo also collects them daily. New bookings are sent through the connection. Changes and cancellations go both ways under Vrbo’s rules.

• Follow the Booking.com setup guide. Match its price plans, stay rules and listing details.

• The property-manager service lists Booking.com. Check which details it shares and the terms for who owns the guest relationship.

• Booking.com sends bookings and changes to Rentals United. You can also change or cancel there, with some limits. Both single-unit and multi-unit properties can connect.

• NextPax lists sites beyond Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com. Check each site’s rules. Links to global travel-agent systems (GDS) cost extra.

• The property-manager offer lists 50+ sites beyond Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com and Expedia. What each link can do may differ.

• Rentals United lists other booking sites too. Check each site’s connection guide for what it can share.

• Supported property software shares bookings, open dates, prices and listing details both ways. White Label Supply API connects your own system. These links share more than calendar dates.

• The service lists calendar management and booking-site links. Check how it connects to your property software.

• One service sends updates, or the other checks for them. The direction and method depend on the booking site and data.

• Set multiple price plans and policies, plus price increases for each site. Booking.com policy overrides are listed too. Extra charges must use fields that the booking site supports.

• The service lists listing improvements, revenue management and biweekly performance meetings. Check which prices and stay rules it sends to each site.

• Airbnb prices, open dates and available units update when a change is recorded. Vrbo receives updates and also collects them daily. Check how each site matches listing details and amenities.

• The property-software and Supply API links share bookings. Rules for changes depend on each booking site.

• RedAwning lists a management portal and calendar tools. Check how booking changes and cancellations move between sites and how long updates take.

• Vrbo booking changes go both ways. Changes made in Rentals United for Booking.com have limits. Follow the separate steps to transfer a booking to Vrbo.

Details: White Label API

• The Supply API price table says updates happen in real time. This covers dates, prices, listings, messages, reviews, offers and bookings. Actual speed is not confirmed.

• Airbnb prices, open dates and available units update when a change is recorded. Vrbo collects listing details once per 24 hours. Its prices, open dates and available units update on their own, with daily collection too. Do not assume every update is instant.

Details: Supported PMS; White Label API

• Supported PMS and White Label API list Unified Inbox. The note names Booking.com, Airbnb, Expedia and Vrbo. Ask how to set it up, which accounts qualify and each site’s limits.

• The service lists messages in one place and 24 x 7 guest service. This is a managed service; check how much inbox control you get.

• Pro, Scale and Enterprise list Unified Inbox. Check which message types each booking site supports.

Details: Supported PMS; White Label API

• Supported PMS and White Label API list Messaging & Reviews through NextPax Automation. Ask which events send messages and what setup, schedules and limits apply.

• The plan for property managers lists messages and replies sent for you. The AI messaging tool has more ways to help guests.

• The plans list guest messaging. We could not confirm which events send messages or each booking site’s sending limits.

• The plans list a booking tool for hotel-style and single-owner properties. Google Vacation Rentals and Hotels links are also listed. Ask about setup and extra fees.

• The offer lists a personal website and a branded website with search-engine help. Check setup, branding and payment terms in the agreement.

• Website Builder and Google Redirects cost extra. The base Pro price does not cover every website cost.

• Outside payment services and NextPax Payments by Stripe may charge extra. We could not confirm one processing price for all US users.

• The property-manager offer includes full payment processing and chargeback protection. Ask which amounts fees apply to and what is excluded.

• NextPax lists Hostfully, Escapia, Ciirus, Track and other software links. It also describes a way to connect with few or no property software tools. Check if your business qualifies.

• Check which property-management tools work with RedAwning and which plan includes each link.

• Use Find your PMS to check for your software. A listed software link does not mean your account can use the API directly.

Details: White Label API

• White Label API connects your own system. Supported PMS is a separate option. Check whether your plan includes Promotions API.

Plan: Enterprise

• Enterprise lists a direct API connection for your software. We could not confirm direct API access for Pro or Scale.

• Both plans target 50+ units or rooms. The $350 monthly minimum covers the first 50. Ask whether smaller accounts qualify. We could not confirm a firm minimum or maximum account size.

• The property-manager offer targets 10+ properties or units. We could not confirm a firm account limit. Homeowner plans are separate.

• Pro targets 10–50 listings, Scale 50–200 and Enterprise 200+. These ranges describe intended users. We could not confirm hard property limits.

• The USD $350 monthly minimum includes the first 50 units/rooms. Extra units are advertised at $4 monthly or a $3.60 monthly equivalent on yearly billing. It is unclear if the minimum also gets the yearly discount.

• PM Complete/Exclusive charges 10% commission for 10+ properties or units. Homeowner plans are separate: Essential 10%, Essential Plus 15%, Full Service 18%. The services differ. These are commissions, not fixed software fees.

• Pro starts at $330 per account each month and is aimed at hosts with 10–50 listings. Scale offers a custom fixed price or percentage fee. Enterprise has custom prices. Ask for a quote for your setup.

• You pay at least $350/month despite the advertised price per unit. Global travel-agent system (GDS) links, outside services and NextPax Payments by Stripe may cost extra.

• The property-manager page lists 10% commission, no setup fee and no monthly minimum. Ask which income counts toward the fee. Check booking-site charges, exclusions and yearly contract terms.

• Pro starts at $330 per account, not per property. Your bill may be higher. Screen & Protect, Website Builder, Elevate and Google Redirects cost extra.

• Plans list one-to-one setup help and chat, email and phone support. Some plan details mention priority support. Check what your agreement includes.

• Start with a sales demo. RedAwning advertises no setup fee. Agree on who will move your data, connect booking sites and handle payments.

• Pro lists a setup offer. Scale lists a setup expert, account manager and priority support. Enterprise adds technical and planning help. Ask who qualifies and get a quote for the full cost.