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Every Pine space ships with its monitoring system built in. Innkeeper is the operator’s view of it.

Innkeeper

Your whole property on one screen.

Arrivals, turnovers, smart access, tank levels, alerts, and a record of every stay. Innkeeper reads the bookings you already take and runs the physical Spaces from them, from anywhere.

This is the real Innkeeper dashboard, running on sample data. Click around: open a Space, scan the reservations, follow the alerts. Nothing here can be changed.

What Innkeeper does

The software that runs the property.

One place to see and operate every Space. Innkeeper turns constant on-property signal into a daily routine you can run from anywhere.

One live view of the property

Every Space on a single screen: who is in, what is due, and what needs attention, current from anywhere.

Automatic guest access

Door codes issue and expire against each booking, so access follows the calendar without a front desk.

Tank and utility monitoring

Fresh, grey, and black levels, plus power and climate, report in real time and flag themselves before they become a problem.

Alerts you can act on

Security and maintenance events surface with the context to acknowledge or dispatch, not a call from a neighbor.

Turnovers, sorted

Arrivals, departures, and cleaning are laid out for the day and assigned, so nothing slips between guests.

A record of every stay

Access, orders, and service events are logged per Space and per stay, ready the moment a guest or an owner asks.

A day with Innkeeper

One day, the way it actually runs.

No feature grid. Just the moments that would otherwise be a phone call, a drive-out, or a surprise.

6:40 AM

The day lays itself out.

Arrivals, turnovers, and departures are already sorted, each tagged with the channel it booked through. You see who is coming, what needs cleaning, and which codes have gone out, before the first guest is on the road.

1:10 PM

A tank fills before anyone drives out.

Fresh, grey, and black levels report in from every Space. A tank flags itself as it nears full, so a pump-out gets scheduled on the next planned trip instead of a surprise at capacity.

9:24 PM

Motion in a space that should be empty.

With no active reservation, repeated motion in a vacant Space surfaces as an alert you can acknowledge, not a call from a neighbor. The record shows exactly when and how often.

Any time

Every stay keeps its own record.

Access, orders, and service events are logged per Space and per stay. When a guest asks about a charge or a checkout, the history is already there, the same record your Pine App writes to.

Plays with what you already use

Not another system to learn.

Innkeeper does not replace your booking software. Keep Airbnb, VRBO, Campspot, or your PMS exactly as they are. Reservations flow in, map onto your Spaces, and drive the physical property: codes, arrival settings, and turnovers follow the calendar you already keep.

See how a booking becomes a door code

Built for how you operate

One screen, three jobs.

Operators

Fewer drive-outs, cleaner turnovers.

See arrivals and turnovers for the day, catch a tank before the pump-out truck rolls, and issue guest access without a front desk.

For campgrounds and resorts
Landowners

Peace of mind from anywhere.

Know the property is fine without being there. Entry, alarms, climate, and tank levels report in from land you do not live on.

For landowners and new operators
Portfolios and funds

Every Space, one view.

Per-Space telemetry and fleet-wide visibility in a single screen, with a per-stay activity record behind every booking for revenue and dispute resolution.

For funds and hospitality groups

Pricing

The full platform, priced plainly.

The monitoring hardware is standard in every Pine space, built in at the factory. Innkeeper, the software that turns it into a property you can run from anywhere, is a straightforward subscription.

InnkeeperHardware standard on every Space
$99per Space, per month
  • 90 days free with every Pine space
  • Bulk pricing across a fleet
  • Cancel anytime, devices keep working locally
  • No install, the hardware ships wired and tested
Build & Price
Good to know

What buyers ask first.

What works without an Innkeeper subscription?
Everything physical and device-local works forever, with no subscription. The smart lock and its keypad codes, the smoke and CO alarms sounding in the Space, the thermostat at the wall, and the physical tank gauges all keep working. The subscription is the property brain on top of that: remote monitoring from anywhere, alerts, automatic guest codes from bookings, the turnover workflow, per-stay activity history, the fleet view, and the Pine App.
What happens if we cancel?
The devices keep working locally, automatically issued guest codes stop, and you can export your data, including activity history and per-stay records. The Space is never held hostage. Without Innkeeper it is simply a premium cabin with good standalone smart devices.
Does Innkeeper replace our booking system?
No. Keep Airbnb, VRBO, Campspot, or your PMS exactly as they are. Reservations flow in and map onto your Spaces, and Innkeeper runs the physical property from them. It is not a booking system, and it is not another system to learn.
Does each Space need wifi?
No. Every Space works with or without wifi at the Space. Each one reports over Pine’s dedicated long-range network, so monitoring does not depend on wifi at the Space or a cloud connection to know local status.
How much does Innkeeper cost?
It is $99 per Space per month, with bulk pricing across a fleet, 90 days free with every Pine space, and cancel anytime. The monitoring hardware is standard in every Pine space at no added cost.
Is Innkeeper available today?
The hardware is standard in every Pine space, and Innkeeper runs on our own property today, which is where we developed and tested it. We are onboarding early operators now rather than pointing to a large public fleet.
The other side of the system

So what does the guest actually touch?

Innkeeper is the operator’s view. The guest gets a phone that unlocks the door, controls for the stay, and a way to order more of it. That is where the system turns into revenue.