Template · Vacation Rentals
Everything your guests ask, answered on the kitchen counter.
A tile where guests actually look. They tap it and get the WiFi in one tap, the grill instructions, your favorite taco spot, and the check-out steps — no app, no scrolling back through the booking thread. Managers run one of these per unit from a single dashboard.
What's in this template
No credit card required. One Marker is $29.
How hosts and managers use it
The single property
One tile on the counter replaces the binder. Guests stop messaging about WiFi and the grill; reviews start mentioning how easy the stay felt.
The portfolio
Shared policies and brand live in one place; each unit's page carries its own WiFi, door notes, and quirks. Update the shared parts once — all forty units are current.
Beyond the kitchen
A second tile by the hot tub or gear closet carries just those instructions. Fewer damage claims, fewer 10pm messages, no laminated signs.
The tile is the moment the guidebook isn't
Emailed guidebooks arrive days early and disappear into the booking thread. The tile sits where the question happens. Keep your digital guidebook if it's working — the Marker on the counter is the physical layer that makes sure guests actually reach it, in their own language, with the Inclusion Bar handling translation and read-aloud.
Ready to build?
Start with this template
Free to build. One Marker is $29 — start with your most-booked unit.
Want the full guide? Read how rental managers use NearField.
Also: Glamping welcome guide
