GuestiFiAutomated Google review requests with private negative-feedback catch
Est. MRR
$91.9K
30-day change
+236%
Live creatives
6
Band
$11.6K – $726.4K
Monthly ad spend
$872
Estimated revenue · band 8× wide
$91.9K
The floor and ceiling are what the model actually produced. They are not tidied, and the width is the most honest thing on this page.
At a glance
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Gender and placement
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Ad library
Distinct creatives, longest run first. The top one has been live 31 days.
How this restaurant got 899 extra reviews
Restaurant owners! 🍝👨🍳 Is your online review score letting you down? Happy customers don't leave reviews. They eat, they pay, they go home. The only people who bother writing anything are the ones who had a bad night. GuestiFi fixes that from your Wi-Fi. A
Stop paying 15.5% commission on your own guests
If you're managing multiple holiday lets, you're handing 15.5% to Airbnb on every single booking. On £80,000 in annual bookings, that's £12,400 you'll never see. The problem isn't Airbnb. It's that you've never had a way to reach those guests again without goi
Airbnb Just Increased Host Fees To 15.5%
15.5% commission. That’s what Airbnb is now taking from many hosts. If you manage multiple properties, the maths gets ugly fast. The best operators are using guest WiFi to: • Capture guest data • Build their own marketing lists • Generate repeat direct booking
From Airbnb Guests To Direct Repeat Bookings
OTAs own the booking. But that doesn’t mean they should own the guest forever. Forward-thinking STR operators are capturing guest data during the stay and using it to drive future direct bookings. This real-world case study breaks down how it works. Guest mark
How this restaurant owner grew their marketing list
Restaurant owners!🍝👩🍳 If you're still relying on manual email sign-ups to grow your marketing list, you're capturing a fraction of the people who walk through your door. Smart venues are collecting contact details from nearly every guest instead. Here's ho
More Repeat Direct Bookings From Airbnb Guests
“We’ve actually started seeing more repeat direct bookings come through.” This Airbnb operator started using Guestifi to capture guest data through WiFi login pages… …and now they can actually market to previous guests after checkout. Simple idea. Big long-ter
How this restaurant got 10 extra bookings
Every restaurant owner says the same thing: "I know I should be doing more marketing." But you're doing rotas. You're covering a shift because someone called in sick. It's half nine at night. Marketing is the thing that always gets pushed to next week. GuestiF
How much are you leaving on the table?
You worked hard to get 5-star reviews. Your guests loved the stay. They'd probably book direct next time if you gave them the chance. But Airbnb won't let you ask. Guestifi captures guest emails at WiFi login — so next time, they book with you, not through a p
899 Google reviews. 7 months.
Jumping from 3.8 to 4.3 stars on Google can double your bookings. The fastest way there isn't asking harder. It's asking every guest, automatically, after every visit — and catching the unhappy ones privately before they post. That's what GuestiFi does, throug
Fill quiet weeknights.
12 extra covers on a quiet Wednesday ≈ £400 in revenue. One automated SMS to your recent guests usually does it. GuestiFi captures every guest through your Wi-Fi, then lets you message them whenever a night looks soft. Set up in a day. Works with the Wi-Fi you
GuestiFi sits in Marketing & Growth and advertises on Meta. We observe 6 live creatives reaching an estimated 88.3K people, priced at the CPM each destination country actually charges and converted at the return observed for that kind of product. The result is $91,939 a month, inside a band running from $11.6K to $726.4K.
It is an estimate, not a reported figure, and GuestiFi has not verified it.
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