Cloudbeds Review 2026: Pricing, Pros & Cons

Overview

Cloudbeds sells a hospitality management platform combining a PMS, booking engine, channel manager (branded Cloudbeds Distribution), payments and revenue-marketing add-ons. The company says its channel manager connects to more than 450 global, regional and niche channels, including Booking.com, Airbnb, Vrbo and Expedia, as well as GDS wholesalers and metasearch engines such as Google^[3].

The channel manager centralises inventory in one pool, mapped from the PMS to the booking engine and OTAs. Cloudbeds lists real-time rate and availability sync, one-click rate changes, bulk updates, real-time logs, per-channel pricing, multiple currencies and automated per-channel emails. Cloudbeds was a 2025 HotelTechReport Best Channel Manager finalist and lists partner badges from Airbnb, Expedia and Booking.com^[3].

Plans are named Flex, One, Experience and Enterprise. Distribution is included in One, optional in Experience and Enterprise, and not included in Flex, which is designed for properties that bring their own channel manager. All plans are priced on request; the marketplace lists more than 400 integration partners^[3]^[14].

Cloudbeds features

450+ connected channels
Real-time sync with logs
Per-channel pricing and currencies
Integrated PMS and booking engine
400+ marketplace integrations
PMS with multi-property support
Channel manager and booking engine (One plan)
Integrated payments

Cloudbeds pricing

Flex, One, Experience and Enterprise plans, all quote-based. Distribution included in One; optional in Experience and Enterprise; not included in Flex.