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She went from 2 → 25 properties. And she never planned on becoming a property manager. Chenchen started designing Airbnbs for friends. Then one post took off. Referrals followed. And suddenly, the designer had a growing portfolio to manage. But growth created a new challenge: the systems that worked for a couple of properties couldn’t keep up with a growing portfolio. With Hospitable, Chenchen brought her operations into one place, using one calendar, automated guest messaging, and faster replies to manage 25 properties without adding more chaos. That meant less time buried in day-to-day operations and more time focused on growing the business. Sometimes scaling isn’t about working more. It’s about having the right system behind you. Meet the founder behind Studio Habitas and see how she scaled from 2 → 25 properties with Hospitable.
Your audience has a landlord, and it’s not you. When guests only find you through Airbnb, Booking.com, or Vrbo, the relationship stays on their terms. Hospitable includes direct booking websites, so repeat guests can book with you directly. Start for free.
iCal delays cost you bookings. And sometimes much worse. Hospitable syncs your calendars across Airbnb, Booking.com, and Vrbo in real time so everything stays accurate without manual updates. No lag. No overlaps. No stress. Start for free.
The trash is obvious. The guest messages, check-in questions, restocking, and next reservation are the part nobody sees. Hospitable automates routine guest messaging so you can stay focused on getting the property back in shape. Less stopping. Less repeating yourself. More time getting guest-ready. Start for free
Alex didn’t scale The Orange Cabins by stacking more software. He built on top of Hospitable. After being laid off from his job of nine years, Alex went all in. In under two years, he grew to 37 units and built his own tools directly on Hospitable’s API, automating cleanings, monitoring properties, and giving owners better visibility. The goal wasn’t to replace his team. It was to clear the busywork so they could focus on the decisions that actually move the business forward. As Alex puts it, “It feels like I hired a 10-person dev team.” Swipe through to see how The Orange Cabins is building on Hospitable. →
One cabin to cover the bills turned into 37 units and counting. After being laid off from his job of nine years, Alex went all in on The Orange Cabins. But as the portfolio grew, he didn’t want growth to mean adding more software, more manual work, or more people just to keep up. So he built his own tools directly on top of Hospitable’s API. Today, his team uses them to automate cleanings, surface camera alerts for pets and wildlife, and give owners live access to the information they need. The result? Less busywork and more time for the judgment calls that actually move the business forward. As Alex puts it: “It feels like I hired a 10-person dev team.” This is what we mean when we say Hospitable isn’t just software you run on. It’s a platform you can build on. Swipe through Alex’s story 👇
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She went from 2 → 25 properties. And she never planned on becoming a property manager. Chenchen started designing Airbnbs for friends. Then one post took off. Referrals followed. And suddenly, the designer had a growing portfolio to manage. But growth created a new challenge: the systems that worked for a couple of properties couldn’t keep up with a growing portfolio. With Hospitable, Chenchen brought her operations into one place, using one calendar, automated guest messaging, and faster replies to manage 25 properties without adding more chaos. That meant less time buried in day-to-day operations and more time focused on growing the business. Sometimes scaling isn’t about working more. It’s about having the right system behind you. Meet the founder behind Studio Habitas and see how she scaled from 2 → 25 properties with Hospitable.
Your audience has a landlord, and it’s not you. When guests only find you through Airbnb, Booking.com, or Vrbo, the relationship stays on their terms. Hospitable includes direct booking websites, so repeat guests can book with you directly. Start for free.
iCal delays cost you bookings. And sometimes much worse. Hospitable syncs your calendars across Airbnb, Booking.com, and Vrbo in real time so everything stays accurate without manual updates. No lag. No overlaps. No stress. Start for free.
The trash is obvious. The guest messages, check-in questions, restocking, and next reservation are the part nobody sees. Hospitable automates routine guest messaging so you can stay focused on getting the property back in shape. Less stopping. Less repeating yourself. More time getting guest-ready. Start for free
Alex didn’t scale The Orange Cabins by stacking more software. He built on top of Hospitable. After being laid off from his job of nine years, Alex went all in. In under two years, he grew to 37 units and built his own tools directly on Hospitable’s API, automating cleanings, monitoring properties, and giving owners better visibility. The goal wasn’t to replace his team. It was to clear the busywork so they could focus on the decisions that actually move the business forward. As Alex puts it, “It feels like I hired a 10-person dev team.” Swipe through to see how The Orange Cabins is building on Hospitable. →
One cabin to cover the bills turned into 37 units and counting. After being laid off from his job of nine years, Alex went all in on The Orange Cabins. But as the portfolio grew, he didn’t want growth to mean adding more software, more manual work, or more people just to keep up. So he built his own tools directly on top of Hospitable’s API. Today, his team uses them to automate cleanings, surface camera alerts for pets and wildlife, and give owners live access to the information they need. The result? Less busywork and more time for the judgment calls that actually move the business forward. As Alex puts it: “It feels like I hired a 10-person dev team.” This is what we mean when we say Hospitable isn’t just software you run on. It’s a platform you can build on. Swipe through Alex’s story 👇
Calendar gaps can add up fast. Hospitable’s dynamic pricing helps adjust your rates based on demand, so more available nights have a better chance to book. Fill more nights without pricing every date by hand. Try it free.
Town Hall is today! Join us live for the latest from Hospitable: what’s new, what’s coming next, and the questions hosts are asking right now. 🗓️ Wednesday, September 2 ⏰ 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 6 PM CET Come hang with the team and get caught up. Join us on zoom: hsptb.com/townhall
Grateful to join the Hospitable Hosts podcast to share what building a resilient short-term rental business looks like. We got into platform diversification, what wildfire recovery taught me about insurance, and where AI is genuinely useful in property management. Full episode in first comment; would love to hear how other hosts are thinking about resilience. Thanks to the team at Hospitable.com for having me on.
Hospitable has officially won the 2026 @skiftnews IDEA Award for Best Use of AI. 🏆 When we shared that we were a finalist, we talked about a belief that has shaped how we build AI at Hospitable: the best AI should not add more complexity to hosting. It should remove it. That mindset continues to shape how we build, from the problems we choose to solve to the tools we put in the hands of hosts and property managers. Winning this award is a pretty exciting sign that we’re building in the right direction. A huge thank you to @skiftnews , and an even bigger congratulations to the team making it happen every day
Hospitable has officially won the 2026 Skift IDEA Award for Best Use of AI. 🏆 When we shared that we were a finalist, we talked about a belief that has shaped how we build AI at Hospitable: the best AI should not add more complexity to hosting. It should remove it. That mindset continues to shape how we build, from the problems we choose to solve to the tools we put in the hands of hosts and property managers. Winning this award is a pretty exciting sign that we’re building in the right direction. A huge thank you to Skift, and an even bigger congratulations to the team making it happen every day
The best Airbnb hosts aren’t just great at hosting. They run great operations. That means the right cleaner, on time, every time. A team that knows exactly what to do. And no gaps between bookings. Hospitable brings it all together. Find cleaners, assign tasks, and keep your team in sync automatically so every stay runs smoothly. This is what consistency looks like. Start for free.
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In August 2026, Hospitable focused on enhancing user engagement through educational posts, promotional giveaways, and updates on new features. The company emphasized its integration capabilities with platforms like Google Nest and ChatGPT, and highlighted success stories from its user base. Notable campaigns included a ticket giveaway to BPCON 2026 and the launch of a new Home Dashboard.
- Consistent engagement across multiple platforms
- Leveraging user success stories to boost credibility
- Active promotion of software updates and new features
- Repetitive content without strong engagement on Facebook
- Few posts had zero or low user interactions across platforms
- Increase interactive content to boost engagement
- Diversify content themes to appeal to a broader audience
- Focus on personalized responses to increase community connection
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