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Free tools for short-term rental owners

Small, useful things you can run without an account, and without being a Stayem customer. Built by people who run holiday lets, for people who run holiday lets.

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  • What your guest sees
    What an AI assistant reads
    ?no dates it can read

    Website AI-readiness check

    No account needed

    What it does

    Enter your website address and we read it the way an AI crawler does — the HTML your server sends, with JavaScript switched off. Fourteen checks tell you what an assistant could and could not work out: the property itself, its location and capacity, its open dates, its prices, and how to get in touch.

    Why it matters

    Guests are starting to ask an assistant before they ask you. If it cannot read your open dates, it cannot put you forward for those dates — it puts forward whoever it can read instead. Most owners have no way of knowing which side of that line they are on, because the page looks perfectly fine in a browser.

    Run the check
  • What an AI assistant knows now
    Property
    ?
    Where
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    Sleeps
    ?
    Price
    ?
    Free dates
    ?
    What it knows after
    Property
    Ty Gwyn Cottage
    Where
    Aberdyfi, Wales
    Sleeps
    6 guests
    Price
    £180 a night
    Free dates
    1–8 October

    Structured data generator

    No account needed

    What it does

    Fill in your property — name, where it is, how many it sleeps, what it costs, how to reach you — and get a schema.org block to paste into your page. It builds as you type, runs entirely in your browser, and asks for nothing.

    Why it matters

    This is the single most valuable thing missing from most holiday rental pages, and the one the readiness check charges most heavily for. Without it an assistant is guessing your property from photos and prose, which it does badly. With it, the facts are simply there to be read.

    Build my block

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We are building these one at a time, properly. Tell us what would actually save you an afternoon and it goes on the list.

We read your page the way an AI crawler does: the HTML your server sends, with JavaScript switched off. That is what they see, so that is what we check.