Live guides
This is what the guest opens. Not a mock.
Casa Sori is Harmony’s guide. Casa Ámbar is BbHomeMx. Both open with a link — no booking, no PIN.
Check-in, house, map and extras. That is the product, not a roadmap promise.
Check-in, WiFi, map and local tips. The guest opens a link. Nothing to install.
We build all of them. You just edit the info. The full product is free 12 months for the founding 10.
You send the listing link. We build it. No card.
Harmony, BbHomeMx and Hospedaje Temporal. We build the guides; they edit the info.
Door code. WiFi. Where to buy groceries. One message is nothing. Fifty arrivals a month is a second job.
Guest lands at midnight. You’re asleep. They need the door code and nobody answers.
An 18-page file in the confirmation email. They look for it at the door, with bags in their hands.
Each house has its own WiFi and lock. Copy-paste last week’s guide and guests get the old codes.
They open the phone at the door and look up the code. That is what has to be there.
Early arrival, late departure, a mid-stay clean. They request it in the guide, pay on an Upbridge page, and we coordinate all of it: the cleaner gets the message. We do not charge for the night.
Demo amounts are illustrative, not an income promise: MX$450 early check-in, MX$550 late check-out.
We do not ask you to learn a tool. We build it. You send it.
Airbnb, Booking or your own page. That is enough for a first version.
Check-in, WiFi, map, distance-ranked tips, extras. In Spanish. Ready to open.
One link. The guest creates no account and downloads nothing.
That is where the next problem shows: extras they will pay for, and what each checkout consumes.
Not a feature list. What you subtract from your week.
Casa Sori is Harmony’s guide. Casa Ámbar is BbHomeMx. Both open with a link — no booking, no PIN.
Check-in, house, map and extras. That is the product, not a roadmap promise.
A PDF of “10 Airbnb tips” proves nothing. A finished guide to your house does. Checklists and inventory are included now, not gated behind a call.
We build every guide. You send the listing link and edit what needs changing. The full product — guides, checklists, inventory — is free 12 months for 10 founding customers.
The guide is a link you paste into Airbnb, Booking or WhatsApp. If you run reservations in a PMS, we keep working with it — Guesty, Hostaway and the rest.
What they ask us before the demo. If something's missing, WhatsApp us.
A web page for the property the guest opens on their phone: how to arrive, how to get in, WiFi, house rules, a neighbourhood map and extras they can ask for. It is not a PDF and it is not an app. In Mexico almost nobody searches “digital guidebook”; they search for not having to ask you the door code at midnight. That is what this solves.
Yes. We build every guide; you edit the info. Guest guides are free forever. The full product is free 12 months for 10 founding customers. No card.
No. They get a link and open it in the browser. No account, no app, no registration. The static pages on guides.upbridge.com.mx are plain HTML.
Yes. They request the extra in the guide, pay on an Upbridge page, and we coordinate all of it. We do not charge for the night.
Yes. The guest can upload ID. PIN and contract if you turn them on. We do not file the lodging tax or hold the booking deposit.
Spanish, written for operations in Mexico. App guides can also go in English when the guest needs it. We build it; we do not leave you an empty editor.
They go in the arrival section. The WiFi password exists in the data model; public static pages do not publish it blindly. On a client guide we show what you authorise for that property.
Yes, and the offer is one property. Copying PDFs hurts more when there are several houses, but a well-made guide helps the guest from the first arrival.
They sell the tool so you build the guide. We build it for you. The extra is requested in the guide, paid on Upbridge, and we coordinate all of it.
We open an example guide, look at yours if you already sent the link, and you leave knowing whether this cuts messages. The shortest path is still WhatsApp.
We build it. You paste it in the arrival message. The guest stops asking for the WiFi.
No contract · one property · in Spanish
Do you know how much bleach and how many towels left with that stay? Per-property inventory is the next problem the guide leaves in view.
