AskWhisper

You opened a B&B to host people. Not to answer emails.

You do all of it yourself, and you're good at it. The messages are the part that's eating your evenings.

See what it costs

This is you if

  • Fewer than 20 rooms, and you are the team
  • Guest messages answered from your own phone
  • No PMS, or a light one you barely touch
  • Reviews that matter enormously to your bookings

Sound familiar?

Three things that come with being the whole operation.

  • You answer the same question about parking for the fortieth time, at half past ten at night.

  • Breakfast times, directions and door codes get typed out by hand for every single booking.

  • A guest leaves without saying anything, and the first you hear of the problem is the review.

What changes

  • Get time back for the team

    The routine messages write themselves. You keep the conversations that are actually why you do this.

  • Earn more per stay

    Breakfast, a late checkout, the bike hire down the road: offered at the right moment without you having to bring it up.

  • Turn more lookers into bookers

    Someone asking about availability at eleven at night gets a proper answer instead of waiting until morning, which is usually when they'd have booked elsewhere.

Where to start

B&Bs start small. These four cover most of an evening's messages.

Hangs off what you run

A small property much like yours

Questions from B&B owners

Is my B&B too small for AskWhisper?

Almost certainly not. Pricing is per room with a monthly minimum, so a property of a handful of rooms is well inside it. Small properties usually feel the benefit first, because there is nobody else to absorb the messages. The website and the guest messaging are where most B&Bs start.

Won't automating messages make my B&B feel less personal?

Not if the right things are automated. Door codes, breakfast times and directions are information a guest wants correct and on time, not hand-typed. Automating those is what leaves you free for the recommendations and conversations guests actually remember you for.

I don't use a PMS. Can I still use AskWhisper?

Yes. A PMS connection adds automatic timing based on real reservations, but it isn't required to start. Without one you still get the website, the guest messaging, the knowledge base and the review collection, and you can connect a system later without redoing anything.

Not quite your kind of place?

Want your evenings back?
Just Ask Whisper.

Describe your place and watch the website build itself. The messages, the reminders and the offers run from the same place.