Nothing connects the moment someone likes your post to an actual reservation. The awareness is real. The commission still goes to the OTA.
Every guest who finds you on social moves through the same four stages. Here's what changes at each one.
Someone taps through after loving a shot of the corner suite at golden hour. They land on a page about that room, that season's rate, book direct here, not a generic homepage, and not your OTA listing.
Someone who taps through from a post about the corner suite gets follow-up about that room, not a monthly newsletter blast. The relationship you built on social doesn't have to end at checkout on someone else's site.
Upload once. Every post gets a matched landing page and follow-up, built the same day.
Every photo you already have, tagged by room type, season, and mood, the same detailed pass whether it's the honeymoon suite or the garden room nobody's photographed since 2019.
The moment you post about a room or a season, it gets a landing page and follow-up built for it, not a link to your homepage.
Connects a guest who found you on social all the way to a direct reservation, instead of losing them to an OTA at the last step.
Everything you need to know before you dive in.
No. Ondra generates on-brand posts, pages, and follow-up emails automatically. You add photos and a few details, it handles the rest.
No. Every post gets its own landing page hosted by Ondra, live in seconds, with no domain or website setup.
No, and it's not meant to. Ondra gives your direct social audience a page to book on, so a guest who found you on Instagram doesn't have to finish the booking on someone else's site.
You tag a photo by room type, season, and mood once. From there, AI matches it automatically when you're promoting that room or season, so it's ready the moment you want to post.
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial. You'll add a card to get started, but you won't be charged until the trial ends.
Yes. Manage or cancel your subscription anytime from your account settings. No calls, no emails required.