Tribii

Tribii combines a booking engine, website, property management system and operational tools for independent accommodation properties. It lists hotels, hostels, B&Bs, guest houses, holiday homes, apartments and campsites among supported property types. Properties can accept commission-free direct reservations through a Tribii website or an embedded booking widget; guests pay the property through Stripe. Operations features cover reservations, room inventory and rates, guest profiles, a room rack, invoicing, ledger, folios and reports. Pro offers iCal sync for Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and other calendars, while Max adds two-way channel-manager sync for Booking.com, Airbnb and other booking sites. AI tools include setup assistance, data migration, revenue recommendations and search visibility tools; Max also includes a hotel assistant. A Guest App gives hotel guests reservations, chat, profiles and community features. The free plan includes 20 rooms, one property, one team member and 50 marketing emails per month. Paid plans start at €55/mo, with €5 a month charged for rooms above the included allowance.

Tribii brings direct bookings and property operations into one platform, with channel syncing that varies by plan. Its free plan has room, property and team-member limits, while paid plans start at €55/mo.

Tribii may suit independent hotels, hostels, B&Bs, guest houses, holiday homes, apartments and campsites. It is for operators seeking booking and property operations tools alongside a guest app and channel connections.

Tribii suits independent accommodation operators who want direct reservations and property operations in one system. Its commission-free booking engine and free plan make it approachable, but room and staff caps can make the paid tiers a better fit as a property grows.

Overview

Tribii combines a booking engine, website, property management system and operational tools for hotels, hostels, B&Bs, guest houses, holiday homes, apartments and campsites. Guests can book directly through a Tribii website or an embedded widget and pay the property through Stripe; Tribii says it takes no cut of reservations. That makes it a practical choice for operators seeking direct sales alongside daily property management, rather than a website builder alone.

Reservation management, room inventory and rates, a room rack, guest profiles, invoicing, ledger, folios and reports span front-desk and back-office work. The breadth is useful for independent businesses consolidating tasks, though the room, property and team limits matter when choosing a tier.

Key features

Direct booking is the central draw: commission-free reservations can come through the property's Tribii site or an embedded widget, with payment handled directly to the property via Stripe. Full multilingual site support is a plus for properties serving guests in multiple languages.

AI features include setup assistance, data migration, revenue recommendations and search visibility tools; Max also includes a hotel assistant. These tools add help across setup and commercial work, but the hotel assistant requires the higher standard plan. The Guest App gives hotel guests access to reservations, hotel chat, profiles and community features.

Channel connectivity differs substantially by tier. Max includes a channel manager with two-way sync for Booking.com, Airbnb and other booking sites, while Pro offers iCal sync for Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and other calendars. Operators who need fuller, two-way channel synchronization should account for Max's higher price; Pro's calendar sync is a more limited option.

Tribii says its infrastructure is in the European Union and that it processes personal data under GDPR, UK GDPR and revised Swiss data protection law. Support is available by email or through the dashboard's in-application channel.

Pricing

Tribii is freemium, with no free trial. The Free plan costs nothing and is billed Free forever, with no card on file. It includes 20 rooms, one property, one team member and 50 marketing emails per month. That is a useful way for a small operator to start, but a single team member and 20-room ceiling can constrain even a modestly expanding operation.

Pro costs $55 a month. It raises the included room count to 40 and supports up to four properties, but still allows only one team member; its marketing quota is 500 emails per month. Pro suits a small multi-property operator who can work within that staffing limit and needs iCal sync rather than two-way channel management.

Max costs $95 a month and includes 60 rooms, up to 10 properties, 10 team members and 1,000 marketing emails per month. It is the more suitable standard tier for teams, multi-property operators and businesses that need the two-way channel manager and hotel assistant.

Free, Pro and Max each charge €5 a month for every room above the included allowance. Enterprise has custom pricing and includes unlimited rooms, beds or properties, team members, AI credits and marketing emails. Each tier's room allowance and overage charge should be weighed against the property's actual inventory.

Platforms

Tribii is available on Android, iOS and the web.

Who it's for

Tribii is best suited to independent accommodation businesses that want to combine direct booking, reservations and operational workflows, especially those able to fit within the room and team limits of Free, Pro or Max. Operators who need two-way channel synchronization should consider Max. It is less compelling for a business that needs more staff than Pro permits but cannot justify Max, or for one whose room count makes the €5 monthly overage significant.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Commission-free direct bookings through a website or widget let properties build direct sales without Tribii taking a reservation cut.
• Pro: Reservation, inventory, guest and financial workflows sit alongside the booking engine, reducing the need to separate those functions across tools.
• Pro: The Free plan has no card-on-file requirement and is billed Free forever, offering a low-commitment starting point.
• Con: Free is capped at one property and one team member, while Pro also permits only one team member; teams needing broader access must move to Max.
• Con: Pro provides iCal sync, not the two-way channel manager included with Max, so channel requirements can push the monthly cost higher.
• Con: Rooms above each standard plan's allowance cost €5 a month, which can narrow the appeal of the entry tiers for larger inventories.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison of lodging-site tools, browse Hotel Website Builders.

Consider D-EDGE CRM or Profitroom if you are comparing paid accommodation software with Android, iOS, web and API platforms.

Amenitiz Website Builder is a paid alternative with no free plan; its Sales Pro plan combines a booking engine with online payments, a channel manager, PMS, AmenitizPay and PriceAdvisor.

Little Hotelier is worth considering if you want a paid option with a free trial: its Basics plan covers 10 rooms or fewer and up to five channels, while Pro is for more than 10 rooms and 400+ channels.

eviivo offers a paid, no-free-trial alternative with a Single Property Pricing plan at $50 a month, plus a $0.50 fee per confirmed booking; its price excludes taxes and VAT.

Lodgify is a paid option with a free trial. Its Basic plan shows $73 a month with 20% savings, though the displayed billing interval is unclear.

Octorate is another paid alternative with a free trial; its Pro plan is priced on request and includes a channel manager, booking engine, PMS Cloud, Web Concierge AI, metasearch and 7/7 support.

RunHotel Website Builder is a paid option whose Channel Manager with RMS plan costs ₹1,999 a month and includes a channel manager, revenue management system, real-time price updates and email support.

Verdict

Choose Tribii if you run an independent property and want direct bookings, reservation handling and operational tools in one system without paying a commission on direct reservations. The free entry tier is a sensible start for a very small operation, while Max is the clearer fit for teams needing two-way channel sync. Look elsewhere if you need a larger team on a lower tier or the room overage would outweigh the convenience of keeping these functions together.