We build Nuevo Vallarta hotels, boutique hotels and rentals their own website: your rooms, your rates, your seasons, and a booking request that arrives with you instead of through a platform that keeps a cut of the stay.
Officially Nuevo Nayarit since 2022, and still searched for under both names.
In 2022 the municipal council voted to rename this place Nuevo Nayarit, and it did not take cleanly: guests, listings and search engines still carry both names, so a property here is findable under one and invisible under the other depending on what someone typed. Add the fact that the neighbours are large all-inclusives with full marketing teams, and the independent room here has a specific problem. Guests find it on a platform, then go looking for its name, and half the time they are searching a name the property never claimed. Your own page is where both names finally point at the same door.
Serving businesses in Nuevo Vallarta, Plaza Parabién, Real Nuevo Vallarta and Rinconada de Banderas.
Widely used listing platforms around here include Booking.com, Airbnb and Expedia, and each one charges commission on the guest they send you. A direct booking page of your own is the one channel that does not.
Widely used booking sites like Booking.com, Airbnb and Expedia bring you guests and keep a percentage of each reservation, including the guests who come back next year and book the same way. We are not going to tell you a website out-reaches them, because it does not. It gives the guest who is already sold somewhere else to book, and on that booking the whole rate stays with you.
This is the part owners underestimate. Somebody finds your property on a listing, likes it, then types your name into Google to check that it is real and to see whether booking direct is better. If nothing of yours comes up, they go back to the listing and finish there, and the commission goes with them. That search is already happening every week. The only open question is what it finds.
Your photos, your description and your reviews sit on a site that shows three competitors underneath them and a filter to sort by price. On your own page nothing is ranked next to the place down the street: the rooms are shown full size, the terms are stated plainly, and what the guest reads about you is written by you.
One monthly price, no contract lock-in. Your total updates as you build.
They send a booking request with dates, room type and how many people, and it lands with you to confirm. We do not build a channel manager and we do not sync availability with the platforms, so the site never pretends to know your live calendar. If you already run a booking engine, we put it on the site and link it from every room page.
No. Nothing we build touches your listings, and a property having its own site is completely normal. Guests do compare the two, so the practical advice is to keep your direct rate at least as good as the listed one, or to give the direct guest something the listing cannot: a late check-out, an airport pickup, the room you actually want to sell that week.
We publish the seasons and what changes with them: the nightly range in high and low season, minimum stays over holidays and long weekends, and whether a week or a month is priced differently. You can show exact rates or a from price and quote the rest by message. Both work, and we update it when your season turns.
The site is built in English and Spanish, so the traveler searching from up north in January and the family driving in from the next state over both read it in their own language: the rooms, the directions, the cancellation terms and the booking form. Requests reach you in one place either way.
Your website itself, hosting, security, basic support and a monthly report, plus custom domain integration and connecting email on that domain. Your site stays fast and current without you touching anything. Priced add-ons are listed upfront; anything else is quoted plainly.
Everything runs under your brand. We register and manage the domain for you, holding it in our registrar account, and you can ask us to transfer it to your own account at any time. If you ever leave, it goes with you. A custom domain is always optional: you can stay on our free address forever. Your own name is a separate yearly cost, never part of the monthly plan, and we show you the price before anything is registered.
For email you need a domain, not a website, and the mailbox comes from a provider like Google Workspace or Zoho, billed by them. Your domain lives with us, so we add the records that make name@yourbusiness.com send and receive, and we help you get it working.