Everything below is the real product — real screenshots, and two pieces you can try right here on this page.
A calendar you drag, not retype.
A camper calls to move their weekend, and in the old system that's a delete, a re-entry, and a prayer you didn't double it up.
On Portage you drag the booking to its new site or new dates and you're done. Every site lives in one live calendar that updates the second a booking lands — from your page, from our directory, or from you taking one over the phone.
Try it — this little calendar works.
Go ahead — drag the Hendersons somewhere else.
Run it from your phone, from anywhere.
Old desktop programs live on one office computer — a Sunday-night refund means a drive to the office.
Portage runs in any browser, on any phone. Move a booking from the truck. Check tomorrow's arrivals from the dock. Train a summer student in an afternoon, not a month.
Maintenance lives in there too — log the broken picnic table when you spot it, and track what's fixed and what's waiting.
Real screenshot — what your guests see on their phone.
Charge what the date is worth.
Long weekends, July Saturdays, and a rainy Tuesday in June are not the same night — but a paper book prices them the same.
Set your own pricing rules once: weekend rates, seasonal rates, holiday pricing. Portage applies them automatically to every booking, and you can check any night's rate before it ever reaches a guest.
Minimum stays and blackout dates work the same way — set them once, and every booking respects them without you policing it.
Real screenshot — a live Portage listing taking bookings right now.
Know your numbers without a shoebox of receipts.
Season's end shouldn't mean a week of reconciling paper stubs against your bank statement.
Every booking, payment, and refund is tracked as it happens. Revenue reports are ready to hand to your bookkeeper, and booking money is deposited to your bank account — no chasing, no platform holdback games.
Guests get confirmations and receipts automatically, and cancellations follow the refund policy you set. Your phone stops ringing for paperwork.
Real screenshot — the guest's checkout. Note the fee line: the guest pays it, not you.