RevenueEarn more from every stay
Guests can buy without bothering you, day or night.
- Self-service shop paid by phone
- Smart late check-out and early check-in
- Extras: firewood, linen, baskets, bikes
- Money goes straight to your account
MrNestor replaces the welcome binder with a web app — nothing to download. Guests find everything they need and buy on the spot: fridge treats, late check-out, early check-in.
Digital guidebooks stop at practical information. MrNestor goes further — sales, communication and guest satisfaction — and ties it all to your calendar.
One link or QR code, and your guests are looked after from booking to check-out.
The link goes out with your scheduled Airbnb or Booking messages.
Guests find their answers and buy in two taps.
Remaining issues get fixed before the guest leaves.
Six modules that work together, connected to your booking calendar.
Guests choose, pay with their phone and help themselves. No till, no change, no honesty list to tick.
MrNestor reads your calendar, accounts for cleaning time and the next arrival, then only offers slots that are actually possible.
Film the stove or the hot tub with your phone: MrNestor turns it into a vertical, story-style tutorial watched in twenty seconds.
The AI concierge answers common questions from your guidebook, and hands over to you when it matters.
The day before check-out, MrNestor asks guests whether everything is fine. If it isn't, you're alerted right away and can step in.
Stays, sales, messages and cleaning: see what's happening and what's left to do.
All included, nothing to switch on. Nothing more to do than your guidebook.
The guidebook opens on your full-screen photo, the property name and your welcome note. One button, and the guest is home.
"Arriving tomorrow, from 4 pm", then "Checkout in 1d 14h". In the property's time zone, updated every minute.
It answers from your guidebook, in the guest's language. If it doesn't know, it points to you: never an invented answer.
You write once, in your language. Guests read in theirs.
Now and three days, on the guidebook home. Data from MET Norway.
Guests build a carousel of their photos on their phone and share it. They can send it to you, if they want to.
Paste the text of your Airbnb or Booking listing: the guidebook is pre-filled, you tick what you keep.
What sells, what gets looked at and what never does. Figures per property, never per guest.
Guidebook, sales and cleaning often mean three separate subscriptions, each billed per property, booked or not.
| Feature | Digital guidebook | Upsell tool | Cleaning software | MrNestor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guidebook and one-tap Wi-Fi | Yes | Sometimes | No | Yes |
| Fridge paid by phone | No | No | No | Yes |
| Late check-out based on cleaning | No | Fixed price | No | Yes |
| Satisfaction check before check-out | Sometimes | No | No | Yes |
| Cleaning tasks and inventory | No | No | Yes | Coming soon |
| Billing | Per property | Per property | Per property | Per stay used |
We're opening MrNestor to a small group of hosts to build it with them. During the pilot, you pay nothing.
Limited spots: 10 to 20 remote properties (cabins, cottages and vacation homes far from the shops).
Stripe's payment processing fees on your sales still apply.
After the pilot, you pay whichever is higher: 15% of your sales, or the fee for your active stays that month. The fee decreases with each stay and is capped: from the 7th stay of the month, it's free. A month runs from the 1st to the last day, inclusive.
A stay is active when a guest opens the guidebook at least once during their stay dates. Your own devices never count. A stay that spans two months counts in the month the guest arrives.
Adjust your own assumptions: number of stays and how much guests spend on average (fridge, breakfast basket, firewood, late checkout…).
Nothing to pay MrNestor: you keep it all.
You pay whichever is higher:
Amounts before tax (excl. VAT in France, before GST/QST in Canada) and excluding Stripe payment fees. Based on your own assumptions: MrNestor does not guarantee any sales volume. Starting values are examples only.
Tiered flat fee per active property, unlimited stays and a reduced commission.
Welcome note, amenities, house rules and times are pre-filled: you tick what you keep. Local spots around you are suggested.
Add your products and extras, then connect your Stripe account to get paid.
On the fridge, at the entrance, next to the router. The link also goes out in your Airbnb and Booking messages.
No. MrNestor opens in the phone's browser from a QR code or a link. Guests can add it to their home screen if they like.
No. Your existing fridge and a printed QR code are all you need. A tablet kiosk will be offered as an option for guests who prefer a screen in the property.
You're the seller. Payments go to your own Stripe account, then to your bank account. After the pilot, the 15% commission is deducted on each sale; at the end of the month, if it comes to less than the fee for your active stays, you're only billed the difference.
Selling alcohol usually requires a suitable permit or licence. MrNestor reminds you when you create your products; check with your local authorities or your accountant.
Yes. MrNestor imports your stays through each listing's iCal calendar, and the guidebook link goes out in your scheduled messages. You keep managing bookings exactly as you do today.
A stay during which a guest opens the guidebook at least once between arrival and departure. If nobody opens it, the stay isn't billed. Your own visits never count. A stay that spans two months counts in the month the guest arrives.
A free pilot is starting with a small number of properties. Sign up: we'll let you know as soon as it opens, and we contact remote properties first.
Leave your email: we'll let you know when we open, and we'll reach out first to properties that fit the pilot.
We'll email you as soon as the pilot opens. Running a cabin or cottage far from the shops? You're exactly who we'll contact first.