FOR API DEVELOPERS & SOFTWARE PROVIDERS
Feondi Premium.
Grows with your properties.
Connect your application to the available platform integrations through the REST API v3. The more properties you book, the lower your monthly rate per property – across your entire portfolio.
YOUR CONNECTION WITH FEONDI
One API. Many possibilities.
- REST API v3 for your application
- Available platform integrations included
- One unit price for all booked properties
The data you can exchange depends on each platform integration. We will discuss the technical requirements together.
Explore API integrationFeondi Premium
Calculate your monthly price.
All prices are net. One unit price applies to all booked properties.
Discuss your API connectionYour portfolio. Your price.
These examples are for guidance. There are no fixed pricing tiers: the price is calculated for each booked quantity.
| Properties | Per property / month | Total / month |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | €9.90 | €9.90 |
| 10 | €5.70 | €57.00 |
| 50 | €3.52 | €176.00 |
| 100 | €2.94 | €294.00 |
| 200 | €2.52 | €504.00 |
| 500 | €2.15 | €1,075.00 |
All prices are net. The price per property is rounded to cents first, then multiplied by the booked quantity.
Already using a PMS?
These prices apply to a direct API connection. If you want to use feondi through your PMS, we will clarify how booking and billing work for your connection.
Connect your PMSDo you run a booking platform?
We agree on the collaboration with platform partners individually. The per-property pricing shown here is not the pricing model for your platform partnership.
Discuss a platform partnershipFrequently asked questions
What is included in Feondi Premium?
Feondi Premium includes the REST API v3 and available platform integrations for your application. The data that can be transferred depends on each integration.
Are there fixed pricing tiers?
No. The total booked quantity determines one price per property per month that applies to all booked properties. The example quantities are not fixed tiers.
How is the monthly total calculated?
The price per property is rounded to whole cents first. This unit price is then multiplied by the booked quantity. All displayed prices are net.
Why can the total drop slightly when adding a property?
The unit price decreases as the quantity increases and is rounded to cents. A rounding step can therefore make the total slightly lower even when an additional property is added.