Rockenue Tech
Fast, mobile-first booking pages on your own domain — built to turn the guests already searching for your hotel into direct bookings, at the price you set.
An independent hotel gives up 15 to 25 per cent to the OTAs, including on guests who came looking for it by name. We knew that from running the properties, not from a report. And every option on the market solved it by taking something back: the domain, the checkout, or the guest data.
So we built our own.
Room revenue you booked through an OTA last year, from guests who searched for your hotel by name:
Illustrative. Commission shown at 18%, the midpoint of the range.
Every one of these takes bookings on its own website, with rates from its own property management system and payment into its own account. Have a look at any of them.
Guests pay on your booking page, on your domain. The payment is taken on your own Stripe account with your hotel as the merchant of record, and our fee comes out of that booking as it is charged — nothing is invoiced later, and no balance of yours ever sits with us.
Seconds later the reservation is in your property management system, with extras on the folio and the payment recorded against it. Payouts then follow your own Stripe schedule, not ours.
Card details never touch our servers — the payment fields are hosted by the payment provider — and guest data belongs to the hotel.
Rockenue International Group has been managing independent hotels since 2023. It holds management agreements across seven markets, 58 properties, and chain status on Booking.com. Rockenue Tech was set up in Kraków to build and run the group's booking and distribution technology.
That order matters. The platform exists because a hotel management company needed it and couldn't buy it, which means every decision in it was made by people who would have to live with the consequences at the front desk on a Friday night.
It runs across the managed portfolio every day, and it's open to independent hotels outside the group on the same terms.
