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Ackeemeter

For operators

Listed once. Bookable from everywhere.

If a visitor books it, it belongs on Ackeemeter. You keep the listing, the guest details and the relationship. We handle the plumbing between you and everyone who sends you business.

  • 8 kinds of business
  • 0% fee while we launch
  • No card processing in v1
Where bookings come from

Write it once. It sells in three places.

Publish a service one time, and it becomes bookable everywhere a traveller or a partner can reach it. Each booking is stamped with where it came from.

  • Travellers, direct

    People planning their own week find your page, book it, and their details arrive with the booking.

  • Travel agencies

    Planners building a client's whole trip drop your service into a day, and confirming it books you.

  • Partner businesses

    A guesthouse can offer your airport transfer as an add-on. It becomes your booking, credited to them.

What you get

Four things, done properly.

Not a website builder. A booking system that knows the difference between a villa and a dirt bike.

  • A page shaped like your business

    One model, eight kinds. A transfer holds vehicle, luggage and flight tracking; a stay holds rooms and check-in windows; a skydive holds the intensity, the minimum age and the waiver.

    • Draft or published
    • Per person, night, group or trip
    • JMD or USD
  • Booking forms you write yourself

    Every service carries its own form. Ask what you actually need answered before someone turns up: flight number, shoe size, dietary note, dive certification, weight for the tandem.

    • Per service
    • Per guest where it matters
    • Checked on the way in
  • Groups with a real guest list

    A party of nine is not nine bookings. One booking holds the lead contact, the party breakdown and a per-guest list with names and ages, ready for the pickup.

    • Adults, children, infants
    • Per-guest details
    • Printable pickup order
  • Bookings that hold their state

    Pending, confirmed, completed, cancelled. Payment is tracked on its own as unpaid, deposit, paid or refunded, so the money story and the day's story both stay honest.

    • Booking reference
    • Email to both sides
    • On arrival or invoice
The partner network

Sell the part of the trip you don't run.

A guesthouse in Negril does not own a van. A driver in Montego Bay does not own rooms. Partnerships let each one offer the other's service without pretending to run it.

  1. Agree a partnership

    Two businesses link up, with a commission you both agree written down in plain terms.

  2. Add the service

    The guesthouse offers the driver's airport pickup on its own page, as an add-on or a transfer leg.

  3. It books, with credit

    The traveller books both. The pickup becomes the driver's booking, credited to the guesthouse that sent it.

Ackeemeter records the commission you agree. It does not move money between businesses in version one, and it does not touch card payments at all. What you agree, you settle.

Getting listed

Four steps, one afternoon.

  1. 1

    Make an account

    Email and password. Verify the address from the message we send.

  2. 2

    Add your business

    Name, kind, parish, contact details. One account can hold several businesses, and several people can help run one.

  3. 3

    Add what you sell

    Write up each service, fill in the fields for its kind, write its booking form, publish.

  4. 4

    Take bookings

    Straight from travellers, from an agency's itinerary, or as an add-on from a partner business.

Businesses start pending and are checked by hand while we are small. That is a person reading your page, not a queue.

Put your business on the map.

Free while we launch, no fee on any booking, and nothing to cancel if it turns out not to be for you.