OmniStay or Uplisting? · Comparison updated on 25 October 2026
The alternative to Uplisting, built for property managers.
Uplisting is short-term rental management software, in English, with several monthly plans and a commission-based plan. OmniStay is designed for property managers and hosts in France, entirely in French, at €9.90 per listing per month. Here is what each one offers, point by point.
€9.90 per listing per month, no commitment
Showcase website and Instagram posts to find owners
Team app and owner portal included
Factur-X, tourist tax and monthly statements, all done automatically
Referrals: up to 50% of your referred clients’ subscription, every month
AI prepares, you approve. Everything awaiting your go-ahead, in one place.The team app. Jobs, room-by-room checklist, end-of-cleaning photos.The owner portal. Income, bookings, statements and invoices.
Which one should you choose?
Each has its own strengths.
Uplisting at a glance
Short-term rental management software (PMS and channel manager) for holiday rental operators, from independent hosts to established managers.
What Uplisting highlights:
Official software partner of Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo
“Smart rates” that adjust prices to each platform’s commission
A plan with no fixed subscription, up to 10 properties
Free one-to-one onboarding, and stated response times
OmniStay at a glance
The software designed by a property manager, for property managers and hosts: everything in French, €9.90 per listing per month.
What we highlight:
An AI that prepares each decision, which you approve with one tap, and everything in one place, from the booking to the owner’s invoice.
The cleaning team, owners and guests each have their own app, at no extra cost.
Factur-X invoices, commission-free deposits, igloohome and Nuki locks.
Switching from Uplisting to OmniStay
Your data comes with you. Your listings stay online.
1In Uplisting, open “Connect › API” and copy your “API key”: OmniStay’s guide shows you every screen.
2Paste this code into OmniStay: your properties, bookings, blocked dates, prices and photos arrive on their own.
3Check your upcoming bookings, one by one, then follow the guide to connect Airbnb, then Booking.com, to OmniStay.
Good to know: with Uplisting, you need an active subscription. Otherwise, an export of your bookings is enough. Nothing is deleted in Uplisting: you stop your subscription once everything is connected.
FAQ
OmniStay or Uplisting: your questions.
Is OmniStay an alternative to Uplisting?
Yes, for short-term rental property managers and hosts: calendar synced with Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia and Vrbo, automated messages, cleaning, owners, deposits and invoices, in a single piece of software in French, at €9.90 per listing per month. The table above shows what each one offers, according to its own website.
Can I switch from Uplisting to OmniStay without losing bookings?
Yes. Copy your “API key” in Uplisting, then paste this code into OmniStay: your properties, bookings, blocked dates, prices and photos arrive on their own, and every upcoming booking is checked, one by one. Your listings stay online throughout the switch: the guide tells you in which order to connect Airbnb, then Booking.com, and nothing is deleted in Uplisting.
How much does OmniStay cost?
OmniStay costs €9.90 per listing per month, with no commitment and no setup fee: calendar, messages, team, owners and statements included. The AI assistant, the showcase website and payments are available as add-ons, in the app. The demo is free, no account needed.
Method
Comparison drawn up by OmniStay on 25 October 2026, based on Uplisting’s public pages (viewed between 21 and 25 October 2026) and the live OmniStay software. “No”: its website doesn’t offer it; “Partly”: partly, or through a partner tool. Offers change: has something changed, or does it look inaccurate to you? Write to bonjour@omnistay.ai and we’ll correct it.
Uplisting is a trademark of its publisher (Uplisting Ltd, Sheffield, United Kingdom). It is mentioned solely for comparison: OmniStay has no connection with this publisher, and is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by it.