For Airbnb, Stayz and other hosts

Give every guest one clear guide.

A phone page for check-in, Wi-Fi and house rules, plus a printable welcome sign. One property. Not a listing, and not a promise of more bookings.

Example guest guide on a phone, next to a printable welcome sign with a QR code. The property shown, Example Bay Cottage, is fictional.

The messages you send

Six short notes for the booking, the arrival, the stay, checkout, and a review request. You send them inside Airbnb or Stayz. They do not ask the guest to pay you somewhere else.

Three example guest messages: booking confirmation, check-in, and checkout. The property is fictional.

Two ways to buy

We write it

Custom kit

A$149

You send the property details. Xrossly writes the guide, the sign and six messages. One revision. Draft by email within 3 business days.

Create your guide

You fill it in

DIY template

A$29

The same files, empty. You type them in a browser. No design account. No revision.

See the template

How you get it

The pictures use Example Bay Cottage, which is not a real property. A paid guide uses yours.

1. Choose

Custom if you want it written. The template if you will type it yourself.

2. Pay

Hostinger checkout, card through Stripe. This shop does not ask you to create an account.

3. Receive it

Custom arrives by email within 3 business days. The template opens from the confirmation page.

Why the custom kit costs more than a blank file

A cheap download is usually empty pages you design yourself. The A$29 template is that kind of product, already laid out: you type, you download, nobody revises it. The A$149 kit is the writing. Xrossly turns your brief into the guide, the sign and the six messages, and includes one revision.

Airbnb already lets hosts share local tips in a guidebook. GuestReady is the stay itself: how to get in, the Wi-Fi, the rules, how to leave, and the messages. It can include up to three local tips you are willing to put your name on. It does not replace Airbnb’s guidebook, and it does not create the listing.

Questions · Full example guide