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Zugrow is an AI-first property management system and autonomous hosting platform for Airbnb hosts, serviced accommodation providers and vacation rental managers worldwide. It combines AI guest messaging, guest screening, auto-pricing, a unified inbox, live calendar, and channel management across Airbnb, Booking.com and many more, with 0% booking commission.
Hardman Sq, Hardman St, M3 3EB, Manchester, United Kingdom
3.7
1 review
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Since switching on the booking checks, I’ve felt much more confident accepting reservations. It flags anything that looks unusual, suggests when extra verification might be sensible and can approve straightforward bookings automatically. We’ve had fewer problem stays and fewer last-minute cancellations since using it.
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