Guest CRM
Every booking, preference, and message in one place. Recognize returning guests automatically, personalize their stay, and build loyalty — without spreadsheets or extra tools.
What it can do
Name, email, phone, language, visit history. Built automatically from every booking.
Returning guests are recognized by email. Info auto-filled, past stays visible at a glance.
Every stay, room, extras, and payment tracked. See lifetime value per guest.
Add private notes: "allergic to cats", "prefers room 3", "late check-in". Visible on every future booking.
Find any guest instantly by name, email, phone, or booking date. Filter by visit count, language, or channel.
Export your guest list anytime. Your data, your control. No lock-in.
Get started in minutes
Every booking creates or updates a guest profile automatically. Zero manual data entry.
Open any guest to see all stays, messages, documents, and notes in one timeline.
Use guest history to personalize communication, offer loyalty discounts, and turn one-time visitors into regulars.
Built for hosts
Whether you run a 2-room B&B or a 10-room boutique hotel, the CRM adapts to you. No training, no setup, no extra cost.
Every stay, every preference, every note — in one place. Free forever for 1 room. No credit card required.
Yes. Guest CRM is available on all plans — Free, Pro, and Business. You get full access to guest profiles, search, notes, and CSV export.
No. Guest profiles are created automatically when a booking is made. Name, email, phone, and language are pulled from the booking form. Returning guests are matched by email.
Yes. CSV export is available on all plans. You can download your full guest list anytime. Your data belongs to you — no lock-in.
Guests are matched by email address. When a returning guest books, their existing profile is linked automatically. You can see their full stay history, past notes, and preferences.
Yes. All data is stored in the EU (Frankfurt, Germany), encrypted in transit and at rest, and deletable on request. Bedly complies with GDPR and the Swiss nFADP.