This is what it looks like in the platform
- Up to date
- 4
- Syncing
- 1
- To connect
- 1
The cycle runs every few minutes. Nobody presses a button.
double bookings across Airbnb, Booking and your own site: what fills up on one blocks the rest.
the industry-standard format: connecting a channel is pasting a link, not a project.
private per-unit link, with a token, that the platforms read on their own every few minutes.
How Booktlan solves it
Availability that travels on its own
What gets booked in Booktlan is blocked on Airbnb and Booking, and what gets booked there shows up here. The cycle runs every few minutes, with no button to press.
External stays are first-class citizens
An Airbnb reservation isn't a footnote: it occupies the calendar, generates its cleaning and counts toward occupancy like any other.
One link per unit
Each room exports its calendar through a private, tokenized link — the standard format every platform understands.
Connects with
No module lives alone: they share the same data from the source.
Coming from another platform?
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with Airbnb and Booking at the same time?
Yes, and with any platform that speaks iCal — the industry's standard calendar format.
How often does it sync?
Every few minutes, automatically. It doesn't depend on anyone logging in to press a button.
Is Booktlan a channel manager?
It does that job over iCal: it syncs availability across Airbnb, Booking and your own direct site so there are no double bookings. It doesn't push rates or content to the OTAs — it syncs calendars, which is where the double booking is born.
What about the bookings I already had on Airbnb before connecting?
As soon as you paste the link, those stays come into the calendar as blocks from their platform and count toward occupancy. Nothing in your history is lost.