Push rates and inventory to Booking.com, Expedia, Airbnb, Hostelworld, HRS, Agoda and 60+ regional channels — pull reservations back in real time with no overbookings.

How the Channel Manager module works day to day

The Channel Manager is a bidirectional pipe between your Sabee inventory and every OTA that sells your rooms. Sixty channels are supported natively, from the global giants to regional players like HRS in Germany or Wotif in Australia — and the same code path handles two-way sync everywhere, so there is no second-class channel that only receives updates.

Rates and availability changes propagate to every connected channel within seconds. If a reservation drops in from Booking at 18:04:12, that room is closed on every other channel by 18:04:15. There is no nightly reconciliation, no polling delay, no manual refresh — it is genuinely real-time.

Yield rules let you protect margin channel by channel. Block a channel automatically when your local commission ceiling makes it uneconomical. Restrict Hostelworld on peak weekends when you know direct demand will fill the beds. Add a length-of-stay minimum on Airbnb when a specific date range shows unusually high pickup. All of these fire without a human touching the rates screen.

The overbooking safety net is deliberately conservative. If two channels somehow race to the same last room, Sabee will accept both reservations, immediately flag the conflict on the tape-chart with a visible marker, and offer the receptionist a walk options list. In practice this happens on well under one in ten thousand reservations, but when it does it is transparent, not hidden.

Setup is done inside Sabee itself. Connect a channel, pick which room types map to which listings, map rate plans, and start syncing. The connection status of every channel is shown on the operations dashboard — green if healthy, amber if a channel is temporarily throttling requests, red if credentials need re-authenticating.

Sabee's channel manager finally got our team out of the spreadsheet layer we had built over ten years — everything is one source of truth.
— a Sabee customer, 42-room boutique hotel

Included on every plan

The Channel Manager module is part of the core Sabee platform — every paid plan includes it, from Solo at €29 per month up to Enterprise. There are no per-user fees, no per-transaction surcharges, and no separate module licences to renew.

See the full plan comparison on the pricing page, or explore the seven other modules on the product overview.