Does OwnerRez Include a Direct Booking Website? Hosted Websites and What Haven Adds

Yes, as a paid add-on rather than part of the base subscription. OwnerRez sells Hosted Websites as a premium feature: $15 a month for the first property, $5 for the second, and a sliding scale after that, according to its Costs & Fees article as of October 2026, on top of a core service that starts at $40 a month. There is no commission, guest fee, or per-booking fee on either. For an OwnerRez operator the site question is less about fees than about fit: whether a template designed by a PMS vendor is the front door you want, and whether the guest-facing pieces OwnerRez leaves to integrations are worth assembling yourself. This post sets out what Hosted Websites cost and include, what they leave out, and how Book With Haven connects to OwnerRez natively.

What a Hosted Website costs, line by line

The core service is $40 a month at minimum, covering one property, with each additional property on a declining per-property scale. Hosted Websites then follow their own table: $15 for the first property, $5 for the second, $3 each for the third through ninth, $2 each from the tenth, $1 each from the twentieth, and 50 cents each past two hundred.

A one-property host therefore pays $55 a month for OwnerRez with a hosted site, before any other premium features. A five-property portfolio pays $29 a month for the website portion alone. One wrinkle: OwnerRez's marketing pricing page describes Hosted Websites as included in the price, while the support article lists the table above. The support article is the precise document, and the pricing calculator on OwnerRez's site returns the exact figure for a given property count.

Two more lines sit alongside. The WordPress Plugin + Integrated Websites feature, for hosts who build their own site and want OwnerRez data flowing into it, is priced separately, starting at $10 a month for the first property. Damage protection, when chosen, is paid per booking. Neither is a booking fee, and the absence of per-booking charges is a genuine OwnerRez strength: a direct stay through a Hosted Website costs the host nothing beyond card processing.

What Hosted Websites include

OwnerRez's builder page describes sites that are fast, optimized for mobile, and SEO friendly. You start from a template with the header, menu, and page layouts already in place, then edit copy and images. Standard pages come built in: property details, property search, a map, a ribbon view of availability, and a reviews page. The site runs on your own domain, with a test address on OwnerRez's domain before you point yours at it, and the booking flow uses OwnerRez's own checkout, payments, and e-sign rental agreements, so the reservation lands in the same system that runs the rest of the operation.

What you get is a dependable transaction surface tied to a dependable PMS. What you do not get is a site designed to make a specific house feel like somewhere a guest wants to be, which is a different job from displaying inventory correctly.

What OwnerRez leaves to integrations

OwnerRez's strength is depth on the operational side: triggers, agreements, accounting, owner statements, channel management. The guest-facing layer is deliberately left open. Digital guidebooks and in-stay upsells come through partners such as Happy Guest and BetterSTR; guest screening through a Truvi integration; damage protection as a per-booking option; and marketing to past guests through email tools you connect yourself. Rezzy AI, OwnerRez's assistant, is a premium feature, and a public-site chatbot for visitors deciding whether to book is not something OwnerRez documents.

Assembling those pieces works, and many OwnerRez hosts do it, at the cost of several subscriptions, several logins, and guest data spread across them. That is the gap a purpose-built guest layer closes; we covered the launch of ours in Haven now connects with OwnerRez.

How Haven connects to OwnerRez

The connection is native and two-way. You authorize OwnerRez once through its OAuth sign-in, granting Haven the full read and write scope; Haven never sees your OwnerRez password, and there is no API key, iCal link, or manual webhook to set up. Every current OwnerRez property then imports automatically, and auto-import stays on for properties you add later, with a row-by-row option to leave any property out.

What syncs in: property identity and capacity, rooms and beds, address and coordinates, check-in and check-out times, pet policy, the computed nightly price for each date, minimum stays, and check-in and check-out restrictions, with OwnerRez remaining the source of truth for rates and availability. Fees and discounts import when they map exactly to a Haven pricing field, and active percentage discount codes become Haven discount codes. Reservations and blocks from every channel flow in through webhooks, with polling as a safeguard.

What goes back: a confirmed Haven booking is written into OwnerRez as a booking with the guest attached, and OwnerRez closes the dates across its connected channels. One asymmetry: a cancellation started in Haven has to be completed manually in OwnerRez, while a Haven-originated booking cancelled in OwnerRez flows back to Haven and runs Haven's refund workflow.

One prerequisite deserves a plain statement, because it decides what your Haven site looks like on day one. Photos, descriptions, and amenities come from OwnerRez's Listing Content API, which OwnerRez exposes only when the WordPress Plugin + Integrated Websites add-on is enabled. Without it, Haven imports the core property record, pricing, fees, reservations, and availability, and your photos and copy can sync from your Airbnb listings or be added in Haven directly. Hosts who want a different direct price can also override nightly pricing per property while everything else keeps syncing. The OwnerRez integration page covers setup, and the complete guide to direct bookings covers what to do with the site once it is live.

OwnerRez Hosted Websites vs Haven on top of OwnerRez

The complete comparison, including upsells, tasks, and content tools, is on Haven vs OwnerRez.

Sources

• OwnerRez — Costs & Fees
• OwnerRez — Pricing
• OwnerRez — Hosted Websites overview
• OwnerRez — Vacation rental website builder
• OwnerRez — WordPress plugin overview
• OwnerRez — Integrated Websites overview
• Haven's OwnerRez integration and comparison pages, linked above, with facts as of October 2026