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How we reviewBy STRStack ยท Last updated 2026-04-20

iGMS Pricing

Pricing tiers, booking fees, and what is included at each level. This is source-linked pricing, not a promise the vendor page is unchanged. From $14/listing โ€ข No free trial.

At a glance

From $14/listing โ€ข No free trial

Lite plan at $14/property/month; Flex plan at $1/booked night with $20/property minimum; Pro plan at $18/property/month. Enterprise pricing for 30+ properties. Source: igms.com/pricing.

Plans and tiers

Lite

$14/property/mo

No stated limit

Booking fee: None stated

Includes

  • Multi-channel calendar sync
  • Automated guest messaging
  • Cleaning management
  • Direct booking tools

Best for: Budget-conscious hosts who need core automation

Get Lite

Flex

$1/booked night ($20/property minimum)

No stated limit

Booking fee: None stated

Includes

  • Everything in Lite
  • Pay-per-use pricing model

Best for: Seasonal hosts with variable occupancy

Get Flex

Pro

$18/property/mo

No stated limit

Booking fee: None stated

Includes

  • Everything in Lite
  • Advanced features

Best for: Full-time managers wanting the complete feature set

Get Pro

Enterprise

Custom

30+ properties

Booking fee: None stated

Includes

  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom pricing

Best for: Larger operations needing volume pricing

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How iGMS charges

Pricing model
Per-listing. Your cost scales linearly with portfolio size.
Free trial
No

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