Calculate the annual software fee and direct-booking commission charged by your current hotel booking engine. Payment-provider fees stay separate. Use your own numbers and keep the result in your browser.
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What does your current booking engine cost?
Compare its annual software fee and booking commission with the founding anotherPillow core. Payment-provider processing fees are excluded from both sides.
Your annual software-cost comparison
Current engine
Annual software fee
€588
Annual booking commission
€0.00
Founding anotherPillow core
€0
Potential annual difference
€588
The saving is modest relative to your direct booking value. Cost alone may not justify changing a system that already works.No payment-provider, card, local-payment, migration, PMS, channel-manager, VAT or staff-time costs are included. This is a planning estimate, not a quote or guaranteed saving.
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A deliberately narrow comparison.
Annual current cost = 12 months of software fees + 12 months of direct booking value × the commission rate. The founding anotherPillow Booking Engine is €0/month with 0% AnotherPillow commission for the first 1,000 approved hotels.
Your current software fee
Your direct-booking commission
Provider fees kept separate
FAQ
What the result does—and does not—mean.
What costs does this calculator include?
It includes only the monthly software fee and any percentage commission your current booking engine charges on direct booking value.
Are card and payment-provider fees included?
No. Card, Swish, Klarna and other payment-provider processing fees are excluded from both sides because the hotel pays its selected provider separately.
Does this compare Booking.com or Expedia commission?
No. It compares software used for direct bookings on the hotel’s own website. It does not estimate OTA commission or assume that every OTA booking would become a direct booking.
Does a lower result mean the hotel should switch?
Not by itself. Migration, availability sync, payment, confirmation delivery, support and staff time matter. A cheap system that works may be better than an unproven replacement.