WuBook
Italian channel manager from Fano, sold alone or inside the Zak PMS suite, with rate derivation and multi-property calendars
Quick Overview
| Company | WuBook Srl |
|---|---|
| Category | Hotel Channel Managers |
| Headquarters | Fano (PU), Italy |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Italy (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Channel manager for 100+ OTAs, Google/Trivago/Tripadvisor metasearch, rate derivation, multi-property calendar, Zak PMS, booking engine, website builder, restaurant app |
| Pricing | Quoted per property; no price on the pricing page |
| Best For | Independent hotels, B&Bs and holiday homes in Southern Europe that want distribution and PMS from one Italian supplier |
| Replaces | SiteMinder, Cloudbeds |
Detailed Review
WuBook is a Fano company that sells a hotel channel manager and wraps it in a bigger suite called Zak. The privacy policy names WuBook Srl, via dell'abbazia 7/1, 61032 Fano (PU), share capital of €10,200 and VAT number 02340220413 as data controller.
The channel manager page states more than 100 connected OTAs, over 50,000 OTA IDs and over 60 million bookings handled, and says the same calendar can feed Google, Trivago and Tripadvisor as well as the booking portals.
Price control per channel
Rates can be derived from one base price using a percentage or a fixed amount, and restrictions can differ for each OTA. Users see prices and restrictions in two views of the same calendar, so a manager who only changes rates does not scroll through minimum-stay rows.
One calendar for several properties
The multi-property view puts apartments from different OTA accounts into one grid. That fits an owner who lists the same flats under separate Booking.com and Airbnb logins and would otherwise juggle tabs.
Suite or standalone
WuBook also sells Zak PMS, a booking engine, a hotel website creator and a restaurant app. Customers can run the channel manager inside that stack, and the WooDoo programme lets technology partners connect their own PMS or revenue tool to the manager.
Limitations to Consider
WuBook publishes no price: the pricing page says the cost depends on property type, country, number of units and local rules, and sends you to the sales team. The pages read did not state a hosting region, and much of the site is Italian first. Reception-heavy hotels may compare it with the PMS-first Previo, while a pure pay-as-you-go model sits with Beds24.
Who Should Use WuBook
Small and mid-size properties that want a quoted all-in-one package from an Italian entity and accept talking to a sales team before seeing a number.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Italian Srl with register and VAT numbers in the privacy policy
- 100+ OTAs and three metasearch sites stated
- Rate derivation with different restrictions per channel
- Multi-property calendar across several OTA accounts
- Channel manager works alone or inside Zak
Cons
- No price published, quotes only
- Hosting region not stated on the pages read
- Italian is the default language of the site
- Partner PMS connections run through the WooDoo programme
Alternatives to WuBook
Other European hotel channel managers worth comparing before you decide:
Octorate
Italy · Rome channel manager from €8 per room, 160+ channels stated
RoomCloud
Italy · Milan channel manager that traces its Parity Rate product to 2008
Beds24
Germany · Berlin pay-as-you-go channel manager for hotels and rentals
Smoobu
Germany · Berlin channel manager priced per rental unit, in euros
See all European hotel channel managers or compare them directly against SiteMinder on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The site presents the channel manager as its own product with its own page, and also as part of Zak. Whether a standalone contract is available at your size is settled in the quote.
The channel manager page names Google, Trivago and Tripadvisor next to the OTA list.
No. The pricing page says rates depend on property type, country, number of units and operating requirements, and tells visitors to contact the sales team.