Combined subscribers
High-intent travel audiences already accustomed to acting on timely offers.
Our city launch model
Demand scales before
supply does.
We build city demand through travel newsletters, high-reach creators and member referrals, then add hotels only when that demand can support them.
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Current distribution pipeline
An audience for every city launch.
Combined followers across creators currently in the distribution pipeline.
Partners earn when completed bookings create value.
Audience figures represent newsletter and creator partners in the current distribution pipeline. Activation is subject to final partner agreements.
Three acquisition loops
Reach becomes bookings through a city-specific launch.
A
Travel newsletters
High-intent audiences
Members receive selected last-minute hotel drops tied to a city and check-in window.
B
Travel creators
Launch-scale attention
Trackable creator content turns spontaneous city interest into measurable booking traffic.
C
Member referrals
A compounding loop
Credits are released after completed stays, rewarding customers who bring the next booking.
Partner reach
→City audience
→48-hour alert
→Completed stay
→Member referral
Demand-led hotel capacity
A city does not gain supply faster than it gains customers.
This protects the amount of attention available to each hotel partner and prevents the marketplace from becoming another crowded directory.
Founding hotel places
A deliberately limited cohort receives the first coordinated demand push.
Applications remain open
Additional hotels can register interest without diluting demand for the active cohort.
Demand grows
The next hotel release opens.
New supply is introduced only when customer activity can support it.
Designed as a three-sided win
The model pays when value is created.
Incremental last-minute bookings without lowering the public rate customers see elsewhere.
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Founding hotel partners