Boostinghost vs SuperHote: prices, reviews and differences in 2026

The comparison in one table

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How much does SuperHote cost?

SuperHote doesn't publish a price list on its website: the price is given on request. The price SuperHote gave us in November 2026 is €49 excluding VAT per property per month, i.e. €196 excluding VAT a month for 4 properties and €490 excluding VAT for 10 properties. It may vary with options and your number of properties: ask for a quote for your case.

At Boostinghost, prices are public, include VAT and carry no commission: €15 a month for 1 property, €49 for 4 properties (Pro plan, owner invoicing included), then €7 per additional property. The guest AI, the channel manager and the iOS and Android app are included; BoostPrice dynamic pricing is an option at €4.99 per property. Details: pricing.

What do reviews say about SuperHote?

Gathered on November 9, 2026 from the sources listed:

Published tests often praise the simplicity, message automation and responsive French support; some mention an interface that can feel dense and difficulties when moving to V2. The number of reviews remains small: read the most recent ones before deciding. Testimonials shown on any vendor's website are chosen by that vendor.

Messaging and artificial intelligence

SuperHote made its name by automating exchanges with guests: message sequences triggered by the booking, arrival and departure. For details on its AI features and supported languages, refer to the vendor's website.

At Boostinghost, two mechanisms work together:

• scheduled messages (confirmation, arrival instructions, security deposit reminder, check-out, review request), with triggers expressed in hours or days and automatic translation based on the guest's country or language;
• AI replies, which handle free-form questions (Wi-Fi, parking, heating, times) from the welcome book and the booking, in 26 languages. It waits a moment for the guest to finish writing so it can answer in one go, and alerts you by notification when it's unsure or an emergency comes up. You can turn it off per property or globally.

More than the number of AI modules, what matters is the quality of the answers and the safeguards. Our article When should the AI hand off to a human? offers an escalation grid.

Field operations

Both vendors cover cleaning tasks. The SuperHote V2 app mentions a cleaning checklist, an advanced cleaning mode and incident reporting in its release notes.

In Boostinghost, cleaning is organized like this:

1. Each property can have a default cleaner; the job is created from the departure.
2. The cleaner gets a notification on their phone and sees the property's own checklist.
3. Photo rules are set per template: minimum number of photos, photos taken with the device rather than uploaded, photos per room.
4. The cleaner flags supplies to buy; the person in charge of purchasing is notified.
5. You track approved and pending jobs, by cleaner or by property.

End-of-cleaning photos can even be shared with the guest in the arrival message, reassuring them about the property's condition. To go further: Coordinating your cleaning teams.

Property management features

Boostinghost focuses on the specific needs of property management companies:

• sub-accounts with precise permissions (calendar, messages, cleaning, finances, security deposits, locks…);
• owner invoicing with numbered invoices, expenses and tax certificates;
• management agreements;
• Agency Mode to oversee your owner clients' accounts and bill them from your own space.

At SuperHote, ask the vendor about role management (owner, manager, provider) and owner invoicing. Your account and permission structure should be tested precisely, because it determines who sees what day to day.

French compliance

Being a French vendor guarantees nothing on its own, but some local needs are handled natively by Boostinghost: the police registration form filled in during online check-in, tax certificates for property managers, rental agreements as PDFs, data hosted in the European Union. Check how each vendor covers these points. See also French or international PMS.

How to decide: a five-day test

1. Day 1: create the same property in both tools and time the setup.
2. Day 2: connect a platform and compare the imported future bookings.
3. Day 3: ask ten real guest questions, including two sensitive ones (refund, breakdown), and watch the answers and hand-offs.
4. Day 4: have a cleaning done from a cleaner's phone, with photos.
5. Day 5: generate an owner invoice and check commissions and expenses.

Careful: don't connect both tools to the same listing at the same time over bookable dates, or you risk calendar conflicts. Use a test property or blocked dates.

Moving from SuperHote to Boostinghost

1. Export the list of future bookings and copy your message templates.
2. Create the properties in Boostinghost and fill in the welcome books.
3. Disconnect a property from the old tool before connecting it to the new one.
4. Check future bookings one by one, then recreate the scheduled messages.
5. Set up the cleaning team and test a job.
6. Move property by property, outside high season.

The full method: How to change PMS without losing your bookings.