Sirvoy vs Hotelogix
Sirvoy and Hotelogix both run a cloud property management system, but they meet a buyer very differently. Sirvoy publishes a free one-unit plan, a EUR 12 Starter tier and a EUR 44 Pro tier with the channel manager. Hotelogix shows no prices and quotes by property size and integrations, with channel manager, GDS connectivity and central reservations in the bundle. A small hostel can budget its first year from a table at Sirvoy, while a multi-property group may find more at Hotelogix once a quote arrives. Hotelogix shows no trial, only a demo request and a contact route.
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Choose Sirvoy ifyou run a hostel, B&B or small hotel and want to read every price before talking to anyone. You will budget for the Pro tier if you sell on booking sites.
Choose Hotelogix ifyou operate several properties and want PMS, GDS connectivity and a booking engine from one vendor. You are willing to request a written quote naming each module and integration.
Sirvoy and Hotelogix side by side
| Sirvoy | Hotelogix | |
|---|---|---|
| Our hotel property management software rank | #1 of 13 | #11 of 13 |
| Established in | Ireland | Singapore |
| List price, 8 November 2026 | EUR 0 for one unit, then EUR 12 (Starter) or EUR 44 (Pro) a month; yearly billing is cheaper | Subscription quoted by email, set by property size and integrations; no figures published |
| Free tier | Yes | — |
| Open source | — | — |
| Self-hostable | — | — |
| Built for | Hostels, B&Bs and small hotels that want published prices and no contract | Multi-property operators wanting PMS, distribution and a booking engine together |
| Not for | Properties that need a channel manager on the cheapest tier | Single small properties comparing public price lists |
Both are reviewed in full in our hotel property management software ranking: Sirvoy and Hotelogix.
Where they differ
Sirvoy 4 · Hotelogix 2 · open 0- 01
What you can try without paying
Sirvoy's free plan covers one unit with up to 5 extras, a free website, a direct booking engine, online payments and automated guest emails. Paid plans add a trial of 14 days, no card needed. Hotelogix mentions no free trial anywhere we looked, only a demo request and a contact link. For a property testing the water before paying, Sirvoy removes far more of the risk. Hotelogix may offer more after a sales call, though nothing published confirms it.
Edge: Sirvoy
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The EUR 44 question
Sirvoy lists Starter at EUR 12 a month, or EUR 11 billed yearly, and Pro at EUR 44, or EUR 41 yearly. Its homepage separately says pricing starts from $9 per month and scales per room, with no full table, so the pricing page is the figure to trust. Hotelogix prices by size and integrations, and the pages show nothing. Sirvoy gives a number to plan around. Neither vendor's page states a currency for Hotelogix, so any comparison has to wait for a written quote.
Edge: Sirvoy
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Channel manager and distribution
Sirvoy puts its channel manager, team permissions and guest history under Pro, and the homepage says it connects to Booking.com, Airbnb and Expedia to prevent double bookings. An extra channel-connected property costs EUR 20 a month. Hotelogix lists a channel manager with real-time OTA management, GDS connectivity and a marketplace of 100+ integrations. For distribution depth across channels, Hotelogix names the wider set. That makes Hotelogix a stronger fit once a business sells through global distribution systems and several OTAs.
Edge: Hotelogix
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More than one hotel
Hotelogix lists multi-property pricing, central reservations for several properties, and revenue management inside the suite, plus POS and housekeeping. It also has separate Independent Property and Multi-Property pricing pages. Sirvoy's pages show extra properties as a paid add-on and say little about group tools. Sirvoy's pages describe no central reservation office. A group should lean towards Hotelogix. Single-property owners will rarely need that, but chains and groups will. Multi-property buyers should ask for that scope in writing, module by module.
Edge: Hotelogix
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Messages and add-on charges
Sirvoy bills text messages pay as you go, at EUR 0.06 on Pro and EUR 0.10 on Starter, and charges for every extra connected property. Invoicing and basic accounting begin at Starter. Hotelogix's add-ons are tied to the third-party integrations a quote includes, and the figures are given only by email. Sirvoy's extras are at least visible and can be added up before signing. That helps a small owner compare total cost across vendors early. Hotelogix may differ once quoted.
Edge: Sirvoy
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Where each company sits
Sirvoy Ltd is a private company with its registered office in Dublin, Ireland, begun in 2008 by three brothers building software for their mother's hostel in Sweden, and still family run. Hotelogix describes itself as a cloud hospitality company based in Singapore, founded in 2008, with no owner stated. It quotes 99.7% uptime and 24/7 support. Europe-minded buyers get the Irish company. The pages we read also do not state a parent company for Hotelogix, which limits any ownership comparison.
Edge: Sirvoy
When neither fits
If you need a channel manager on the cheapest tier, or an open-source system you host yourself, neither fits well. Beds24 is a lower-cost channel manager option, and QloApps is the open-source route.
Sirvoy or Hotelogix: questions
3 answersDoes Sirvoy charge setup fees or ask for a contract?
The pricing page states no written contracts, setup fees or commissions. Paid plans start with a free 14-day trial, no card. Yearly billing saves 8%.
Why would two hotels get different Hotelogix quotes?
The pricing is a subscription that varies with property size and the third-party integrations a hotel needs. The site shows no prices and sends detailed pricing questions to its support address. No standard rate card is published.
Is Hotelogix only a cloud product?
The pages describe it as cloud based, helping hotels move to the cloud since 2008, and mention no on-premise option. Sirvoy's homepage says it is hosted on Amazon Web Services and shows PCI DSS, SSL and GDPR badges. Licence terms are stated by neither.
Sources
Checked 8 November 2026- Sirvoy pricing page: Free, Starter and Pro prices, trial, Pro-only channel manager, SMS and extra-property charges.
- Sirvoy homepage: channel connections, AWS hosting statement and the from-$9 line.
- Sirvoy legal notice: private limited company registered in Dublin.
- Sirvoy about page: 2008 start by three brothers, family business.
- Hotelogix pricing page: size-based quotes, feature list, no trial mentioned.
- Hotelogix homepage: Singapore base, 2008 founding, 100+ integrations, uptime and support figures.