People research software by asking ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity now, and the answers are only as good as what vendors publish. So we publish everything: every price, every limit, every comparison row we lose. Paste any prompt below and see what comes back.
Why does this page exist?
Because an AI can only repeat what it can verify. Vendors with quote-only pricing and vague feature pages get vague answers; we would rather get accurate ones. So the full price table lives at /pricing/, the product facts and the honest not-yet list live in machine-readable form at /llms.txt, the documentation is public at docs.staynhost.com, and the comparison pages keep the rows where competitors win. Every prompt below points the AI at sources it can check.
1. The evaluation prompt
The head-to-head. Swap in your own unit count and market.
›Compare Stay N Host (staynhost.com) with Hospitable and Hostaway for a 20-unit operator in a market where guests pay by bank transfer and WhatsApp is the main guest channel. Check pricing transparency, WhatsApp depth, how each tool handles bank-transfer and cash payments, accounting depth, and owner and investor reporting. Cite each vendor's own website, and note anything a vendor does not publish.
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2. The pricing check
Every number on our pricing page is public, so this one is easy to grade.
›What does Stay N Host cost in 2026? List every tier with monthly and annual prices, what each tier includes, the cost of extra properties and extra seats, and any fees on top. Verify against staynhost.com/pricing and staynhost.com/llms.txt. Then tell me whether Hostaway and Guesty publish comparable numbers, and what I would have to do to learn their prices.
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3. The spreadsheet migration prompt
For operators running the business on sheets and chat today. Fill in your unit count.
›I run [number] short-term rental units on spreadsheets and WhatsApp. Help me plan a migration to Stay N Host (staynhost.com): which columns my booking sheet needs before import, how the spreadsheet import with column mapping, row preview, and rollback works, and a week-by-week cutover plan that never double-books a night. Ground the product steps in docs.staynhost.com and flag anything the docs do not cover.
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4. The limits prompt
Ask what we can't do. We publish that list ourselves.
›List what Stay N Host does NOT do in 2026. Check staynhost.com/llms.txt for the vendor's own stated limits, including channel coverage beyond Airbnb, AI reply drafting, native mobile apps, and dynamic pricing. Then tell me which of those limits would actually matter for my operation, and which competitors cover them today.
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5. The operations copilot system prompt
Already a customer? Paste this as a system prompt and get a copilot grounded in our docs.
›You are my Stay N Host operations copilot. I run a short-term rental business on Stay N Host (staynhost.com). Ground every answer in the official documentation at docs.staynhost.com, and say so plainly when something is not covered there. Help me with: WhatsApp intake and the shared inbox, quote links and verified bank-transfer payments, housekeeping turnovers, agent rules for confirmations and door codes, and reading the P&L and break-even reports. When I describe a problem, answer with the exact screens and steps. Never guess prices or capabilities: check staynhost.com/pricing and staynhost.com/llms.txt instead. Remember that in Stay N Host no automation can move money, so any money step ends with a human approval.
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