Arthur Bekerman
- Homeowner
- Villas Dualis
- 3 properties
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Source:
Capterra
- June 19, 2026
By Arthur Bekerman, Homeowner, 3 properties
– written on
Capterra
Complete Airbnb integration and a backend built for operators
We migrated from Uplisting in late May and ran three Airbnb listings through OwnerRez. The complete Airbnb sync killed the double data entry on day one, and the operator-level control is what makes me sure about the switch. Steep at first, then it mostly runs itself. I'd make the same call again.
Switched from: Uplisting
Alternatives considered: Hostaway
Reason for choosing OwnerRez: It seemed better suited for what I was looking for.
Pros
The Airbnb integration is complete, and that's the reason I left Uplisting. Uplisting only synced part of what Airbnb exposes, so I was entering the same changes twice and they still didn't match. OwnerRez syncs the full listing: content, rates, availability, and rules. One system instead of two. Past that, it's built for operators. The feature controls are granular without turning into a mess, so you can run the property exactly how you want. Native length-of-stay pricing is built in. The AI assistant actually helps. The direct booking site is good enough to send guests to directly. The feature set is deep and mature, clearly refined over years. The combined-listing setup works fine too, for our two villas that also rent as one unit.
Cons
It's deep, so there's a learning curve. The first week of setup takes real work and you'll live in the settings before it clicks. Worth it, but go in expecting that. Built-in housekeeping was also retired, so for cleaning schedules, you'll connect a tool like Turno or Breezeway, or use OwnerRez's notification triggers to message your cleaners.