This is build-to-order software. After we confirm scope, a typical build, installation and configuration runs about 1 to 3 weeks depending on the number of room types, rate-plan complexity and how many OTA calendars need connecting. We build against your exact WordPress, PHP and WooCommerce versions, install on a staging copy first, then promote to production. You get a delivery estimate in writing before any work starts.

Every build includes a post-launch support and bug-fix window during which we fix any defect in what we delivered. Because you own the source code on your own hosting, you are never locked into a subscription. We also offer optional ongoing maintenance to keep the plugin compatible as WooCommerce and WordPress release major versions (for example HPOS changes or new block-cart behaviour), apply enhancements, and handle OTA calendar format changes.

Yes. The plugin declares HPOS / custom-order-table compatibility and reads and writes bookings through WooCommerce's CRUD layer rather than direct post meta. We test the full add-to-cart, occupancy-pricing and checkout flow on your site's configuration, including the cart and checkout you use, before sign-off.

Yes, within the limits of iCal. Each room exports an .ics feed your OTAs can subscribe to, and the plugin imports their calendars on a WP-Cron schedule, blocking any room-night reserved elsewhere. Direct on-site bookings are locked immediately via an add-to-cart validation check. Note that iCal sync is near-real-time on a cron interval, not instant push, which is a constraint of the OTA iCal standard itself, not the plugin.

Yes. It uses your existing WooCommerce gateway — Stripe, PayPal, a regional gateway, whatever you already run — so nothing changes about how you get paid. Deposits and down payments are configurable as a percentage or fixed amount collected at booking, with the remaining balance recorded against the WooCommerce order for you to collect at or before check-in.

Yes. The plugin is WPML-ready so room types, rate plans and booking emails can be translated, and it works on WordPress multisite if you run several properties as a network. We configure the multilingual and multi-property setup as part of the build and confirm the booking flow in each language and on each site before handover.