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Comparison

Beds24 vs Lodgix

Pricing, pros and cons, and buyer-fit side-by-side. Pick the one that matches your operation — or see why neither should.

Property Management Software

Beds24

Pay-as-you-use channel manager, PMS, and booking engine

Best Value

Unusually cheap, unusually programmable — if you can stomach the UI

From €15.90/listing • No free trial

Property Management Software

Lodgix

Flat-fee vacation rental PMS with WordPress booking plugin

Best for Small Hosts

Flat-fee PMS with a WordPress booking plugin for sub-8-unit operators

From $79.99 • Free trial

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Pricing Side-by-Side

From €15.90/listing • No free trial

Per listing

Beds24 prices in EUR on its pricing page with multi-currency billing (USD, AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, NZD). Base €15.90/mo for a property with one rental; each channel link costs €0.55/mo. No commission on bookings. EU customers without a valid VAT registration and all customers based in Germany pay VAT on top.

Try Beds24

From $79.99 • Free trial

1-7 Properties

$79.99/mo

  • Core PMS for up to 7 properties
  • OTA channel sync (Airbnb, VRBO, etc.)
  • WordPress booking plugin
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Property Management Module (add-on)

$29.99/mo

  • Owner statements and PM workflows
  • Optional add-on to base subscription
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QuickBooks Sync Module (add-on)

$25/mo

  • QuickBooks accounting sync
  • Optional add-on to base subscription
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What each tool does well — and where it falls short

What Beds24 does well

  • Pay-as-you-grow per-rental + per-channel-link pricing with no booking commission

    Rather than tiered plans, Beds24 charges only for rentals you run and channels you connect, which makes it cheap to start small and predictable to scale.

  • Top-tier OTA partnership status across the four largest channels

    Beds24 is a Preferred+ Airbnb Software Partner, a Booking.com Premier Partner (10 consecutive years), Expedia Elite Partner for 2025, and Vrbo Preferred Partner for 2026 — certified two-way connectivity means better support paths and faster channel feature rollouts.

  • Open REST API V2 plus JSON booking webhooks for custom automation

    An OpenAPI/Swagger-documented REST API and JSON booking webhooks make Beds24 unusually programmable for a tool in this price range — per the wiki, webhooks can trigger server-side actions to retrieve a new booking via API.

What Lodgix does well

  • Flat $79.99/mo entry tier with no setup fee and a free trial

    The vendor's pricing page lists '1-7 Properties: $79.99*' alongside 'No setup fees' and 'Cancel at Any Time', making the entry-tier cost predictable for small portfolios.

  • 0.5% fee on Airbnb/VRBO bookings; zero fee on direct or manual bookings

    Reservations entered manually or coming through the operator's own website carry no Lodgix fee, which rewards operators who push volume through their own booking site.

  • Native WordPress booking plugin included

    Lodgix ships a free WordPress vacation rental website builder plugin, so owners can run a direct-booking site without paying for a separate booking engine.

Where Beds24 falls short

  • Dated interface and steep learning curve

    Beds24 exposes hundreds of granular settings; Capterra reviewers describe the UI as reminiscent of '97's Windows' and note setup can be clunky and tricky to navigate.

  • Support is primarily email/ticket-based

    Fine for self-sufficient operators, but a friction point during high-pressure incidents like double-bookings or payment failures — Research.com notes live support availability could be better.

  • Third-party payment and app ecosystem lags US-centric incumbents

    Gateway and ops-tool coverage exists but is narrower than Hostaway or Guesty — Research.com notes integration breadth is decent but not as broad as some larger platforms.

Where Lodgix falls short

  • Only the 1-7 tier price is publicly visible

    The vendor's pricing page lists tier bands of 8-12, 13-20, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50, 51-60, 61-70, and 71+, but only the 1-7 amount renders in static HTML — buyers above 7 units must contact the vendor or start a trial to learn pricing.

  • Accounting is a paid add-on

    The QuickBooks Sync Module is +$25/mo and the Property Management Module is +$29.99/mo on top of the base subscription, so a small manager wanting both pays roughly $135/mo all-in.

  • No marketplace page for integrations

    The site navigation has no Integrations item — only HOME, FEATURES, PRICING, Support, and CONTACT US — so partner discovery requires reading docs and channel-list pages.

Which Should You Pick

Pick Beds24 if

Multi-channel hosts and small-to-mid hotels, B&Bs, or vacation-rental managers who want a combined PMS/channel-manager/booking-engine and prefer paying only for rentals and channel connections they actually use.

Skip Beds24 if

You want a polished modern UI with white-glove onboarding and live phone support, or you require a large pre-built US-centric integration ecosystem.

Pick Lodgix if

Independent owners and small property managers (1-7 units) who want a flat-fee US-based vacation-rental PMS with a built-in WordPress booking-site plugin and OTA channel sync.

Skip Lodgix if

You need transparent published pricing across all portfolio sizes, or you want a deep marketplace of named third-party integrations beyond payments, smart locks, and PriceLabs.

Keep Digging

Beds24

Unusually cheap, unusually programmable — if you can stomach the UI

Lodgix

Flat-fee PMS with a WordPress booking plugin for sub-8-unit operators