A Tokeet alternative for hosts who just need calendars synced
Tokeet is a decade-old, budget-priced channel manager and PMS whose dashboard is mid-rebrand to AdvanceCM, with an Entry Plan that GetApp and Capterra list at $9.99 a month for one rental, official Airbnb Preferred+ and Booking.com Premier Connectivity Partner status for 2026 (per blog.tokeet.com), and a mixed 3.7 out of 5 rating across 147 reviews on Capterra and GetApp as of July 2026. getfursat's free tier is narrower: it syncs Airbnb, Booking.com and Agoda calendars for individual hosts at $0, so booking one blocks the rest, with no rate management and no per-rental fee.
- A mature, full channel manager and PMS, not just calendar sync: rate management, a website builder, payment gateways and unlimited users are included from its entry tier, per its own pricing page (tokeet.com/pricing.html) checked July 2026.
- Official partner status for 2026: an Airbnb Preferred+ Software Partner, and a Booking.com Premier Connectivity Partner, both per blog.tokeet.com.
- GetApp and Capterra list an Entry Plan from $9.99/month for a single rental as of July 2026, genuinely cheap for a full channel manager, with no booking or usage fees per its own site.
- Reviewers on Capterra and GetApp (147 reviews combined, checked July 2026) most often praise responsive support and describe it as more affordable than competitors like Guesty and Lodgify.
- Its product naming is mid-transition: blog.tokeet.com describes AdvanceCM as "the modern evolution" of the same underlying Tokeet platform (an upgraded dashboard for accounts already on the older TV3 interface), not a separate purchase, but the rebrand reads as confusing from the outside as of July 2026.
- Pricing is harder to pin down mid-rebrand: GetApp and Capterra still list the older Entry Plan at $9.99/month for one rental, but tokeet.com's own pricing page (checked July 2026) now runs a per-rental-count calculator under the AdvanceCM name that we could not get to show a price below $134.90/month for a 10-rental example. Confirm current pricing directly on tokeet.com before committing.
- Review sentiment is mixed: 3.7/5 across 147 combined reviews on Capterra and GetApp as of July 2026, with recurring complaints about double bookings and Vrbo/Booking.com API sync problems.
| Dimension | Tokeet | Fursat (free tier) |
|---|---|---|
| Core job | Full channel manager + PMS (AdvanceCM), rate management across many OTAs | Free calendar sync for individual Airbnb hosts |
| Starting price | $9.99/month Entry Plan (1 rental) per Capterra/GetApp; tokeet.com's own calculator shows $134.90/month for a 10-rental example (July 2026) | $0, no card, no subscription, at getfursat.com/str-connect |
| Product naming | Mid-transition: legacy TV3 dashboard to AdvanceCM, per blog.tokeet.com | N/A, stable naming |
| Reviews | 3.7/5 across 147 reviews (Capterra, GetApp, checked July 2026) | N/A, new product |
| OTA partner status (2026) | Airbnb Preferred+ Software Partner; Booking.com Premier Connectivity Partner, per blog.tokeet.com | Calendar sync across Airbnb, Booking.com and Agoda |
| Listing-density guidance | Not published | Personalized guidebook: what extra listings to create for more Airbnb search visibility |
Your Airbnb search ranking and reviews live on Airbnb, tied to the listing itself, not to whichever channel manager sits behind it. Disconnecting Tokeet and connecting a different tool does not reset either one.
The real risk during a switch is not ranking, it is a double-booking in the handoff window: a night held on the old tool's calendar that the new one has not picked up yet. Check both calendars for overlaps before you disconnect anything, not after.
Check Tokeet's own cancellation and data-export terms before switching; those vary by vendor and we have not verified them beyond what is in the comparison table above.
- You are self-managing and have outgrown calendar-only sync: you want real rate management pushed across many OTAs from one dashboard, a genuine strength of a mature full channel manager.
- You want official Airbnb Preferred+ and Booking.com Premier Connectivity Partner status behind the tool you pick.
- You're comfortable navigating a mid-rebrand product (confirming current pricing directly on tokeet.com rather than relying on GetApp or Capterra's listed figures) in exchange for a historically low entry price.
- You are still deciding whether you need a full channel manager at all, and want to try calendar sync free before paying anything.
- You want zero cost and no per-rental fee while you evaluate, with no card and no subscription.
- You want a personalized guide to the extra listings your property qualifies for and a free shareable listing page, neither part of Tokeet's published feature set.
Is Tokeet the same product as AdvanceCM?
Per blog.tokeet.com, AdvanceCM is described as the modern evolution of the same underlying Tokeet platform, an upgraded dashboard for accounts that started on the older TV3 interface, not a separate product purchase. If you see both names used, you are very likely looking at the same account.
Is Tokeet actually $9.99 a month?
GetApp and Capterra list an Entry Plan at $9.99/month for one rental as of July 2026. tokeet.com's own pricing page, however, now runs a per-rental-count calculator under the AdvanceCM name that we could not get to show a price below $134.90/month for a 10-rental example. Confirm current pricing directly on tokeet.com/pricing.html before committing, since pricing appears to be changing as part of the AdvanceCM transition.
Is Tokeet's rate management worth it over free calendar sync?
For a self-managing host running a real multi-OTA rate strategy, yes, that is a genuine job a free calendar-sync tool does not do. getfursat's free tier only syncs calendars so a booking on one channel blocks the rest; it does not push rates. If rate management across channels is what you need today, Tokeet's core job is built for that.
Facts about Tokeet reflect public sources as of June 2026 and may change. Spotted an error? Write to hi@fursat.fun and we will fix it.