Your second job shouldn’tbe running your rental.
Roostr is a crew of three AI agents — pricing, inbox, and turnover — that handles the routine work every side-hustle host does today, every evening, while you do your day job. Bigger calls still land in front of you, one tap away. The Sunday-spreadsheet hour is over.
- Read every signup in person
- Onboard within the week, not next month
Manual vs Roostr
What changes when the crew takes the side-hustle shift.
Four jobs the 1–3 property host handles by hand today, alongside a day job and a Sunday-spreadsheet hour. The column on the right is what the same host gets when Roostr runs pricing, calendar, inbox, and turnovers as a coordinated crew.
Nightly repricing
Manual today
A spreadsheet open at 22:00 with three comps you actually trust. Rates get nudged once a week, missing local events until a competitor catches them first.
Roostr
A six-block comp walk plus the local events calendar at 02:00 nightly. The next 90 days of rates get rewritten, with every adjustment showing the comps and events that moved the number.
Calendar sync
Manual today
A second tab open on Airbnb, a third on Vrbo, a fourth on your direct channel. Double bookings caught by the inbox notification, not by the system.
Roostr
One unified calendar across Airbnb, Vrbo, and direct bookings, double-booking-blocked at the source. The pricing agent reads every channel, not just whichever one the host remembered to check.
Guest messaging
Manual today
Sunday evening with the laptop open, fourteen messages still unread. Door codes, late check-ins, pet fees — each typed by hand in the host’s tone, in between dinner and bedtime.
Roostr
Factual replies (door code, Wi-Fi, check-in window, pet fee) auto-send on the host’s policy. Refunds, complaints, and schedule changes always route to the host’s phone for sign-off before going out.
Turnovers
Manual today
A text to the cleaner the second you see the checkout notification. Another text after the clean for the photo. Another text if the photo looks off. Calendared against your day job.
Roostr
The vetted cleaner gets dispatched the second a checkout lands, with the post-clean photo cross-checked against the pre-stay one. The host sees a single turnover log, not a thread of texts.
Built for the side-hustle host
Three things you get back when the crew takes the evening shift.
The host with one cottage, two cabins, or a small boutique roster — the one who started as a side gig and now gives up Sunday evenings to the laptop. Roostr is sized to that roster, not the multi-property operator with a 24/7 ops desk.
Pricing runs at 02:00, the inbox replies in the host’s tone, turnovers book themselves. The Sunday-spreadsheet hour disappears; the weeknight inbox-check window collapses to a single skim of the tap-or-skip feed.
Nightly repricing against a six-block comp walk plus the local events calendar, not a once-a-week spreadsheet nudge. The pricing agent catches the marathon weekend, the festival, and the soft midweek before a competitor does.
Door codes, late check-ins, pet fees, Wi-Fi resets — every factual reply routes through the host-set policy. Refunds and complaint threads still come to the host’s phone, but only the ones that need a human judgement.
From the early-access roster
“I started one cabin as a side gig and was spending every Sunday evening chasing comps and answering the same five guest questions over and over. Roostr took the spreadsheet off my plate and the inbox replies read like I wrote them — same tone, same level of detail. The check-in window is mine again.”
A. M.
Smoky Mountains, TN
Get early access
Drop your email — the crew reads every signup in person.
A small group of 1–3 property hosts run Roostr today. The team rolls new operators onto whichever surfaces match the roster — pricing, inbox, turnovers, and reviews — all at once, not one at a time. Onboarding happens within the week, not next quarter.
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