Built for short-term rental operators
Turnover day,
choreographed.
Bookings become cleaning and laundry jobs on their own. Crews work them from a phone. You watch the proof land.
Hourly
PMS sync. Checkouts become jobs with nobody typing them in.
7
languages across web and the crew app, Spanish included.
60 days
free to try. Card required, cancel before it ends.
One
board for cleaning, laundry, supply re-orders and crew pay.
One operation.
Four different screens.
Admins run the board, cleaners run the checklist, laundry runs the route, and the money sorts itself out behind them. Each role sees only its own work, in its own language.
The board that runs the day.
Operators- A property-row calendar with guest stays and turnover chips on every checkout.
- A live jobs board: filters, bulk assign, and overdue work pinned to the top.
- Alerts when a clean runs late, a stain is flagged, or the PMS sync breaks.
The day on one screen.
Cleaners- A time-blocked today view with the checklist and reference photos for each unit.
- Camera-first proof on the tasks that require it, attached to the task it proves.
- Works offline. Changes queue on the device and sync when the signal returns.
Pickup to dropoff, tracked.
Laundry- Pickups and dropoffs per property, with same-day turns flagged before they bite.
- Stains and damage flagged with a photo the moment somebody finds them.
- A thread on the job itself, so nothing important lives in a group text.
Supplies and pay, settled.
Back office- Everything below par across every property, grouped into one re-order list.
- Pay rates per member, per property, or per job type. Most specific one wins.
- A running earnings ledger the crew can see, and a payout record when you send it.
From booking to spotless, on rails
Set it up once. Every reservation after that runs the same play.
Connect your PMS
Hostaway plugs in and brings your listings, cover photos and reservations with it. No PMS yet? Add properties by hand and the rest still works.
Jobs create themselves
Every checkout becomes a cleaning and a laundry job on the right day. Reschedules move them. Cancellations cancel them, and never delete them.
Crews work the checklist
Your team opens their phone to today's work: tasks, reference photos, door and supply codes, and who arrives next.
You see the proof
Photos land on the job as they are taken. Late starts and same-day turns escalate to you before a guest notices anything.
One board for every turnover
Reservations sync from your PMS into a live jobs board. Every checkout that butts up against a check-in fires a cleaning or laundry job: sorted, assigned, and watched for the ones running late.
Jobs
34 total · 6 overdue
Harbor Point 2B
Thu 11 · 10:00 AM
Overdue0/43Maple Court Studio
Today · 9:15 AM
In progress21/43The Brightside Loft
Today · 8:42 AM
Done43/43
Overdue, surfaced
Late turns jump to the top with a red rail and a one-tap reassign, before the next guest arrives.
Ready-by, enforced
Turn Reliability sets a hard ready-by time per unit, so same-day turns never quietly slip.
Proof, attached
Every card tracks photo progress. A job only completes once the required shots are in.
This week's turnovers
Auto-scheduled the moment a checkout meets a check-in.
- Overdue
Riverside 3BR
Sun 14 · Cleaning
- Same-day
Maple Court Studio
Thu 18 · Cleaning
The Brightside Loft
Sat 20 · Laundry
See the whole week before it happens
Reservations land as a property-row timeline. The moment a checkout meets a check-in, flipstr drops a cleaning and a laundry chip on the day, and flags the same-day turns that need a crew on site by noon.
- Guest stays and turnovers in one row, per unit
- Same-day turns flagged the instant a booking lands
- Filter to active only when the week gets loud
No more “trust me, it’s clean”
Photo-required tasks open straight to the camera in the field app. The shots land on the job the instant they are taken, tagged to the task they prove, so a unit is never marked guest-ready on somebody’s word.
Every photo-required task on this turnover has its shot. That is the condition for the job closing at all.
Three things the rest of the category does not do
You find out before the guest does.
Completion integrity, not just a photo checklist
Photo checklists are table stakes; two of the big three have them. What nobody checks is whether the word “done” holds up. flipstr reviews every closed turnover for a clean that finished too fast to be real, required photos that never arrived, or the same photo submitted twice, and puts it in front of you as a review, never as an accusation.
The linen run stops living in a group text.
Laundry is a workflow, not a checklist item
Laundry has its own role, its own people, its own pickups and dropoffs per property, its own run order, and its own stain and damage flags with a photo attached the moment somebody finds one. The rest of the category treats linen as a line on the cleaner's list.
Your crew actually opens it, so you stop chasing them.
The crew is a user, not a recipient
The field app works in a basement with no signal, speaks seven languages, and shows each cleaner a running tally of what they have earned. Pay goes out through the rail they already use. An operations tool the crew avoids is an operations tool that does not work.
Built for the crew’s pocket
The field app is not a shrunken dashboard. It is the day’s work: time-blocked, checklist-driven, and ready for buildings with no signal.
- Offline-first
- Basements and dead zones do not stop the checklist. Changes queue on the device and sync when the signal comes back.
- Camera-first proof
- Photo-required tasks open straight to the camera, and the shot attaches to the task it proves.
- Same-day turns, flagged
- When a guest checks in the day another checks out, the badge is on the job before anyone has to work it out.
- Seven languages
- English, Spanish, German, French, Russian, Portuguese and Chinese. Crews work in the language they think in.
- Pay they can see
- An Earnings tab with a running tally of completed turns, so nobody has to ask what they are owed.
The 7 a.m. “is it clean yet?” text.
You stop sending it.
Reservations turn into scheduled jobs, your crew works them photo-first, and you watch it happen from wherever you are.
One plan. You pay for the units you have.
Per-unit pricing that drops as you grow, with no tier to pick. Every account starts on a 60-day free trial.
Graduated pricing
Each band's rate applies only to the units inside it. The more you manage, the lower your average cost per unit.
- 1 to 3 units$20 flat
- Units 4 to 10$5 / unit
- Units 11 to 25$4 / unit
- Units 26 to 50$3.50 / unit
- 51+ units$3 / unit
Everything is included
- Unlimited cleaners and laundry staff
- PMS sync and automatic job creation
- Photo-verified turnover checklists
- Completion-integrity review on closed jobs
- Laundry pickups, dropoffs and stain flags
- Supply re-order list and par levels
- Crew pay rates, earnings ledger, payouts
- Seven languages, web and mobile
Getting your first crew off group texts.
$20 base plus 7 units at $5.
$55 plus 15 units at $4, about $4.60 a unit.
60 days free. Card required, cancel before the trial ends. Annual billing saves you one month.
Work out your own number on the pricing page. Over 150 units, talk to us.
Run your next turnover on flipstr
Connect your PMS, invite your crew, and the first job schedules itself before the coffee is done.
60 days free. Cancel any time.