Screens for rentals & hospitality
Short-term rentals, inns, and B&Bs win on the little things. A wall tablet running It greets your guests, hands them the Wi-Fi, answers the house questions, and books the next stay — while you’re nowhere near the property.
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Nobody reads page nine. A welcome loop surfaces the Wi-Fi, the rules, and the checkout steps at the moment they matter.
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The screen answers the five questions every guest asks, so your phone stops buzzing on Friday nights.
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A live local guide you edit from anywhere — closed spots vanish, your new favorite appears same-day.
Screenshots showing how a short-term rental uses Screens for guest welcome screens and local guides.
Sunset Cottage
welcome loop
Sunset Cottage
local guide
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Update the greeting per stay in seconds — "Welcome, Hendersons" beats any binder.
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Scan and connected — the number-one guest question, retired.
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Rules, quirks, appliance tricks — a calm loop instead of taped notes.
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Your shortlist with distances and QRs — add partner discounts and affiliate links.
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"10% off when you book direct" on the checkout slide — the screen claws back the platform fee.
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Screens cache the loop — a router blip never blanks the welcome mid-stay.
A cheap wall-mounted tablet or the TV already there. If it opens a web page, it’s a guest display in about a minute.
That’s the point — change the greeting, the door code slide, or the checkout date from your phone, from anywhere, and the unit updates in seconds.
Each unit is a numbered device on one dashboard. Ten properties feel like one.
The trial is free for seven days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.