"What’s the Wi-Fi password?"
Every Saturday at four, on your phone. With the QR code on the fridge, the guest points a camera and connects — nothing typed, nothing asked.
For hosts · Airbnb, Booking, holiday lets, guesthouses
Wi-Fi that connects by pointing a camera, a guide with photos, check-in step by step, your own local tips — in English, Portuguese and Spanish, behind an access code. And the page that wins the next booking direct, with no platform fee.
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Every Saturday at four, on your phone. With the QR code on the fridge, the guest points a camera and connects — nothing typed, nothing asked.
Instructions in a PDF on Drive, a screenshot in a chat, a sheet of paper in a drawer. On the page the guide opens at a tap, with a photo of where the fuse box actually is.
A holiday let takes bookings from everywhere. The whole page turns to English, Portuguese or Spanish at a tap — and the guest picks, you do not guess.
Guests who liked it come back — and come back direct, through the "Book with us" button. The booking form lands in your WhatsApp and your inbox.
Everything below already exists and is switched on in the example house.
Network name, password with a copy button, and a QR code the phone camera recognises as "join this network".
Questions that open at a tap: how the heating works, where the bins go, house rules, emergencies — each with a photo or a video.
Times, key safe, gate, what to do on the way out. Numbered, in order, no room for doubt.
The bakery you would actually send them to, the walk nobody finds, the taxi number that answers. Written by you, with a map link and a photo — nobody knows the street like whoever lives on it.
The AI translates the whole page. The guest picks the language at the top; links, prices and the Wi-Fi password do not change.
The Wi-Fi password and the key-safe code do not go to Google. The guest gets the code in the booking confirmation.
Generate it in the panel, download it at print resolution or print the sign. It is the physical front door of the manual.
A booking form (dates, guests, pets) that becomes a lead in your panel, and your Airbnb reviews copied across in one click.
One public page with every property — photo, link to the listing, "book direct" — and one private page per house. Up to 5 on Studio.
Start from a holiday-let template, swap the photos, paste in the Wi-Fi and the house rules. The AI writes the first draft from what you tell it.
QR tab → print the sign → fridge, front door, coffee table. One QR code per property.
"Your place has a guide: beelink.page/blue-cottage, code 4821." That is it — the guest arrives already knowing everything.
One property: Professional (your own domain, leads, statistics). Two or more: Studio, with up to 5 pages — your public one and a private one per house.
For people who sell — services, products or a space
$239 billed once every 6 months
Start nowFor agencies and for people who look after several brands
$584 billed once every 6 months
Start nowEverything in Professional, and:
Do you build pages for other people? Studio puts you in the Partner programme. For a client you bring in: 80% of the setup fee on delivery, and 30% of everything they pay after that, for as long as they stay.
Card, in US dollars, through Stripe — we never see your card details. No lock-in and no cancellation fee: you pick the period and it does not renew without telling you.
Do you work by appointment? The Bookings add-on (clients book from the page, with reminders) is $18/month more, per page, on Professional.
No. It is a web page: it opens in the phone browser, from the QR code or from the link. It works on iPhone and Android, with no app.
Not if you mark the page as private: it leaves Google and only opens with the code you send in the confirmation. Change the code and whoever had the old one loses access — that is "the guest has checked out".
One public page of yours with all three (photos, link to each listing, book direct), and one private page per house with the manual. The Studio plan covers up to 5 pages on the same account.
No — it sits alongside it. The listing keeps bringing you new guests; the page looks after the stay and brings the guest who liked it back direct, without the fee.
You edit it in the panel and it is live immediately. The QR code on the fridge stays the same — it points at the page, not at the content.
Yes: beelink.page/casaexemplo is a made-up holiday house with everything switched on — Wi-Fi, guide, languages, direct booking. Open it with the English switch at the top.
Build it in an afternoon. The QR code on the fridge does the rest.
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