Your holiday apartment. Your website. No commission.

For landlords with 1 to 5 holiday apartments in Germany. Your own website, bookings, guests and invoices in one place. Every euro of rent stays with you.

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Website, bookings and invoices in one place

Everything you need for your holiday apartment rental — without tech stress.

Direct booking & availability calendar

No commission. Your guests book directly with you. The availability calendar shows at a glance which apartment is free when — colour-coded and clearly sorted.

Availability calendar with bookings in May 2026

Guests & bookings at a glance

Who is coming when? What is open? All guest data and bookings in one place. Search, filter, find instantly — even on your phone between appointments.

Booking requests, upcoming arrivals and current guests in the host portal

Invoices in 2 clicks

Create the invoice, send it, done. Bill extras like final cleaning, tourist tax or pets along with it. The portal suggests the matching VAT rate for each line. All invoices stored and available at any time.

Create invoice: invoice details, line items and totals in the host portal

Registration form in seconds

Your guest fills in the registration details online before arrival. For guests from abroad the portal produces the correct registration form under § 30 BMG as a finished PDF. No typing for you, no more paper.

Online check-in: completed registration details of a guest from abroad

No Double Bookings

Your calendar syncs with Airbnb and Booking.com. No risk, no double bookings.

Legal support — made simple

Imprint, privacy policy and bookings compliant with the German Price Indication Ordinance (PAngV) — all included.

Personal support

Questions? Call us. We help personally — by phone, WhatsApp or email.

Sign-in without a password

No password. No more "forgot password". One click in your email — you're signed in.

What portals cost. What stays with you.

Commission is the fee that portals like Booking.com or Airbnb keep for each booking.

Example: you earn €20,000 in rent per year. At a 15% portal commission, the portal keeps €3,000.

€20,000 × 15% = €3,000

When guests book directly with you, this commission does not apply.

Illustrative example, not a promise. Portal commissions and your revenue differ by portal and property. The monthly fee for meinefewoseite.de applies on top.

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Meet legal requirements the easy way

Registration forms, price display and data protection — the key legal requirements for Germany are already prepared. You take care of your guests.

Registration form (§ 30 BMG)

Since 2025, German guests no longer need a registration form. For guests from abroad the requirement remains — the portal automatically generates a printable registration form under § 30 BMG for them.

Prices under PAngV

Total price including VAT and mandatory costs like final cleaning — a breakdown below it is fine, the total stays highlighted. Optional extras clearly separated. Your booking page supports a price display in line with § 3 of the German Price Indication Ordinance. You remain responsible for the accuracy of your own price details. If you are a small business (Kleinunternehmer), you show no VAT instead — ask your tax advisor to confirm.

Privacy policy at the current GDPR standard

A privacy policy naming the matching supervisory authority for your state — matched automatically to your location. Your website uses no tracking technologies that require consent, so you don't need a cookie banner either.

The right supervisory authority

Many privacy policies list only a generic address. Yours automatically names the authority responsible for your state.

Your data belongs to you

You can export your guest, booking, and invoice data at any time. If you cancel, your website is taken down after 30 days — transparent and traceable.

Small business status (§ 19 UStG)

As a small business, you issue invoices without VAT. Your invoice and your website then carry the required § 19 UStG notice. Ask your tax advisor whether the rule fits your situation.