FluxPMS vs Sirvoy: Both Transparent — But Different Depth

Feature and Price Comparison

Sirvoy pricing sourced from https://sirvoy.com/prices/ (verified July 2026). Sirvoy publishes flat monthly tiers and does not charge booking-engine commission — both companies are transparent and self-serve, unlike quote-only systems such as Cloudbeds and Mews.

Who Sirvoy Is For — and Where It Stops Fitting

Sirvoy is genuinely good at what it does. Give credit where it is due.

Choose Sirvoy if:

• You run a small B&B, guesthouse or hostel and mainly need a clean reservation scheduler and channel manager
• You want the lowest transparent monthly price and don't need a restaurant, housekeeping depth or an AI assistant
• A booking widget on your existing website is enough — you don't need a new hotel website built for you

FluxPMS is the better fit when:

• You want more than a booking system in one place — a hotel website, restaurant/POS and housekeeping alongside the PMS
• You want a full hotel website available as an add-on package, not just a booking widget
• You want the Aria AI assistant answering guest questions from your own hotel's data
• You want WhatsApp-first guest support in your own language — Spanish and English live today, across 12 languages product-wide

How to Migrate from Sirvoy to FluxPMS

This takes roughly one working day for a small property.

1. Export your data from Sirvoy. Export your reservation and guest history to CSV from the reports section, and note your room types and rate plans.

1. Set up FluxPMS. Sign up at fluxpms.com/register and rebuild your room types, rates and policies in the setup wizard (typically 1–3 hours for a small property).

1. Import guest history. Use the FluxPMS CSV import to load past guests.

1. Sync your OTA calendars. Today FluxPMS syncs availability via iCal — paste the iCal links from Booking.com, Airbnb and others. Two-way channel-manager sync is not part of FluxPMS today; if two-way OTA sync is essential today, keep Sirvoy's channel manager running in parallel during the switch.

1. Update your booking engine link. Replace the Sirvoy booking widget on your website with the FluxPMS booking engine — or move to a FluxPMS-built website and it is wired in automatically.

1. Run parallel for 48 hours. Keep both accounts active for two days to catch any reservations during cutover, then cancel Sirvoy.

What does a 10-room hotel actually pay?

Both vendors publish their prices, so this comparison uses each vendor's own published figures for the same 10-room independent property.

Competitor pricing verified August 2026 from Sirvoy's published price list: entry plan from $15/month, approximately $98/month for a 10-room property once the modules a hotel of that size uses are included.

The $79 is the whole bill. It is flat, not per room: a 10-room guesthouse and a 50-room hotel on Professional pay the same $79 a month. There is no setup fee, no onboarding fee, no per-room charge and no per-booking commission — $0 to start, and the number on your invoice does not move because you added rooms.

One thing we will not claim: FluxPMS does not have a two-way channel manager. It imports OTA calendars over iCal, which is one-way — a booking taken on Booking.com or Airbnb blocks that room in FluxPMS so it cannot be sold twice, but rates are still set in each OTA extranet and nothing is pushed back automatically. If two-way OTA rate and availability sync is a requirement for your property today, that is a real reason to choose another vendor, and we would rather you knew it before the trial than after.