The Channelizer provides a curated selection of channel recommendations based on your property type, location, and niche.
BARCELONA – Award-winning channel manager Rentals United launches The Channelizer, a powerful free tool to help property managers discover the best channels for their properties.
Choosing the right channels is the key to success
Listing on the right channels will increase your bookings and revenue. However, property managers face two major challenges when deciding where to list. Firstly, it’s difficult to keep up with the overwhelming variety of listing sites available. Secondly, it can be hard to determine which channels are suitable for your properties and most likely to attract high-value bookings.
Rentals United created this tool because they understand how vital it is for property managers to create their perfect channel mix. Listing on a diverse range of sites helps attract ideal customers and increase revenue. But many property managers don’t have the time to research all the options out there.
The Channelizer is available online for all property managers. All you have to do is answer a series of basic questions about your property characteristics, location, and typical guests. After submitting your responses, you’ll receive a list of fully personalised channel recommendations that will include popular mainstream platforms and specialist sites.
Vacation rental software built by channel experts
Rentals United empowers property managers to maximise OTA revenue with award-winning tech solutions, expert teams, and 50+ API channel connections. They seamlessly integrate with 100+ tech providers, giving property managers essential tools for revenue growth.
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