What it is
An internal OTA between yaReserva hotels. Your front desk searches, sees the other hotel’s real availability and price, and books from the panel. The guest you were losing stays inside the network, and part of the commission stays with you.
- You choose whether your hotel sells, buys, or both.
- The search never shows you yourself, and quotes with the selling hotel’s own front-desk engine: its price, its allotment and its closures.
- Hotels with the channel off or an unfinished account are shown too, with the reason, but can’t be booked.
Booking at another hotel
Step 1: Search
Destination, dates and guests — with children’s ages. Bookable and cheapest come first.
Step 2: Pick a room and rate
The listing shows the hotel and its rooms with each rate, the total, the nightly price and how many are left.
Step 3: Enter the guest and confirm
It re-quotes when you open it, and Connect’s two rules are stated before you confirm: 100% paid online and non-refundable.
Step 4: Send the payment link
When you finish you have the folio, the booking at the destination hotel, the total, the deadline and a link to copy. The email goes out marked urgent because it has a deadline that costs the booking; it can be resent.
How the 15% is split
The total commission is 15% and it is sealed at booking time, with the plan type the referring hotel has that day. It doesn’t change afterwards, even if the hotel changes plan.
| Referring hotel’s plan type | Keeps | yaReserva |
|---|---|---|
| With a fee | 10% | 5% |
| Free plan | 5% | 10% |
- The referrer sees what they earn; the seller sees their commission and their net. Each hotel sees its own side of the money.
- Connect is one of the three ecosystem channels: the payment doesn’t go through your direct-sales account, and the destination hotel’s payment does carry withholding.
When you get paid what you earned
At the close of the check-out month, and only for bookings that were paid and not refunded. First it is used as credit against your monthly charge — fee, commissions due and activation — and whatever is left over is paid to you on your weekly payout day.