Comparison

MojPorat, a spreadsheet, or a portal extranet?

All three work. The difference is how much time, commission and patience each season costs.

	MojPorat	Excel / Google Sheet	Portal extranet
Every booking in one place	Yes, wherever the guest came from	Yes, if everyone uses the same file	Only that portal's bookings
Double-booking warning	Automatic, before saving	No	Within the portal only
Seasonal rates and tourist tax	Automatic per night and per person	Hand-built formulas	Rates yes, tax no
Commission-free direct bookings	Own booking page and widget	No	No, commission per booking
eVisitor and guest registration data	Details ready for registration	Retyped by hand	No
Works from a phone	Yes, offline too	Awkward and hard to read	Yes, for that portal only
Access for family and cleaners	Roles per property	Everyone sees everything	Limited
Report for the accountant	Season summary as PDF and spreadsheet	Assembled by hand	Partial
Risk of losing data	In the cloud, exportable any time	A file on one computer	Data stays with the portal
Cost	Fixed monthly fee per property	Free, but paid for in time	Commission on every booking

Every booking in one place

Double-booking warning

Seasonal rates and tourist tax

Commission-free direct bookings

eVisitor and guest registration data

Works from a phone

Access for family and cleaners

Report for the accountant

Risk of losing data

Cost

A spreadsheet is not the enemy

With one unit and ten bookings a year, a sheet is fine. Trouble starts when bookings arrive from three places while you are away.

MojPorat does not replace Airbnb or Booking.com — it connects to them and builds commission-free direct bookings alongside them.

Property, units and a first booking take minutes; older bookings can follow whenever you have time.

One commission-free direct booking usually covers the monthly fee.