Hostaway WordPress Connector Pro
Turn Your WordPress Website into a Real-Time Booking Engine
Stop manually updating listings.
Stop worrying about outdated availability.
Hostaway Connector connects your WordPress website directly to your Hostaway account — so your properties, pricing, and calendars stay perfectly in sync.
- Display live listings
- Show real-time availability
- Accept direct bookings
All from your own website.
All payments are handled via Hostaway’s API and payment setup. The plugin does not process or validate payment credentials.
If you experience any issues with payment authorization or transactions, please reach out to Hostaway Support at support@hostaway.com
If you experience any issues with payment authorization or transactions, please reach out to Hostaway Support at support@hostaway.com
No personal or booking
data stored locally
data stored locally
OAuth 2.0
secured
secured
Fully API-
driven
driven
Built specifically
for WordPress
for WordPress
Hostaway WordPress Connector Pro
Sync hostaway with wordpress easily
Yearly Plan | Life Time Plan Coming Soon
Multi-Language Listings for Global Guests
Pricing:
$99$149 (one-time)
Make your booking website accessible to global travelers by translating your listings and content automatically.
- Auto-translate listings with Google API
- Edit and control translations anytime
- Instantly reflect changes on your website
Supports:
French
Spanish
German
Portuguese -
Secure checkout -
Instant download
Secure checkout
Instant download
- Full access to Hostaway Connector Pro
- Unlimited properties & booking pages
- Real-time sync with Hostaway (listings, pricing, availability, images)
- Built-in direct booking
- Advanced filters & Google Maps integration
- Guest reviews display on property pages
- Unlimited free updates for 1 year
- Regular feature & performance improvements
- Ongoing compatibility updates with WordPress & Hostaway
- Email support (24-hour response time)
- Step-by-step documentation
- Video tutorials & walkthroughs
- Priority support for Pro users
- Latest Version: 1.0.4
- Compatible with Latest WordPress
Dakota Coleman –
The connector gave us a practical way to bring Hostaway property data into an existing WordPress project without building the whole integration from scratch.
Quinn Porter –
The Hostaway connection was straightforward to configure and gave us a good foundation for a client rental website.
Camille Marchetti –
Getting the Client ID and Secret wired up was quick since the plugin handles the OAuth 2.0 handshake itself, so I didn’t have to write any custom authentication logic for the Hostaway side.
Harper Mitchell –
As a WordPress developer, I found this useful when building a vacation rental site around an existing Hostaway account.
Sam Ramsey –
This saved us development time because we did not have to create every Hostaway API request and property display component ourselves.
Skyler Coleman –
A solid starting point for developers who need to connect Hostaway data with WordPress and then customize the presentation.
Jovan Marchetti –
For a client with strict data-handling requirements, being able to say listing and booking data never touches our server made the sign-off conversation a lot easier.
Blake Yates –
Being able to bring rental property information into WordPress made the site architecture much simpler for our project.
Robin Mason –
The availability functionality was particularly useful for avoiding a completely separate availability system on the WordPress side.
Elior Braddock –
Dropping in the listing and search widgets instead of hand-coding query loops against the Hostaway API saved a solid chunk of time on the front-end build.
Wren Reed –
Having pricing information available alongside property data helped us build a more complete rental website experience.
Peyton Adams –
The reservation functionality helped us create a more direct booking flow without having to build the entire process from the ground up.
Blake Scott –
For an agency project, using an existing connector was much more efficient than maintaining a custom integration for every Hostaway site.
Thatcher Novak –
The way reservation objects come back through the API made it straightforward to map fields into the templates without a lot of extra transformation code.
Drew Lambert –
The Elementor integration made it easier to incorporate rental property content into custom page designs.
Logan Tanner –
We were able to work with the property content while keeping the client’s existing WordPress design system intact.
Harper Tanner –
The connector was helpful for projects where the client had a larger number of rental properties to present on one WordPress website.
Finley Yates –
The filtering functionality gave us a better starting point for building a property search experience for visitors.
Wyatt Marchetti –
Being able to show the client their bookings right inside wp-admin instead of a separate Hostaway login cut down on support requests after launch.
Devon Scott –
The Google Maps functionality was a useful addition when building location-focused property pages.
Jesse Bennett –
Displaying guest review information alongside rental properties helped us create a more complete listing experience.
Piper Xander –
Enabling Pay Later meant we didn’t have to build a fallback flow for guests who don’t want to enter a card up front, which simplified the reservation form.
Chris Ingram –
The booking-related functionality gave us more options when planning the reservation flow for a vacation rental project.
Kendall Collins –
A practical solution for developers working with WordPress sites that need to consume Hostaway property information.
Casey Dawson –
We were able to spend more time on the front-end implementation instead of building the complete Hostaway connection ourselves.
Niles Zhukov –
Wiring up card payments through Hostaway’s own processing meant we avoided touching PCI scope entirely on the WordPress side, which was the deciding factor for this client.
Cameron Ingram –
The plugin provides a useful layer between WordPress and Hostaway, which reduced the amount of integration code we needed to maintain.
Tatum Barrett –
The connector gave us a workable foundation that we could adapt to the requirements of the project.
Winslow Jespersen –
The built-in advanced filters covered most of what the client wanted for narrowing down properties, so we only had to style them rather than build search logic from scratch.
Taylor Coleman –
This is a useful option for agencies building multiple vacation rental websites that rely on Hostaway.
Finley Owens –
Keeping the Hostaway data connection inside a dedicated connector made the overall WordPress project easier to organize.
Harper Mason –
We could incorporate property information into custom WordPress page layouts instead of relying on a completely separate booking website.
Beckett Farraday –
Being able to tune zoom level and marker placement per project meant we didn’t need to fork the map component for different clients.
Avery Bennett –
A good fit for WordPress developers working on vacation rental websites with Hostaway as the property management platform.
Frankie Barrett –
It gave us a solid integration foundation and reduced the amount of repetitive API development required.
Riley Ingram –
The availability functionality helped us avoid manually maintaining booking information on the WordPress site.
Sam Ellis –
The connector was useful for displaying multiple rental properties without creating every listing manually in WordPress.
Colby Ferro –
Auto-translating listings through the Google API and letting us edit strings afterward saved a lot of manual localization work for a client targeting European guests.
Robin Hayes –
The direct reservation features gave us a better starting point for creating a booking experience within the client’s website.
Taylor Dawson –
For Elementor-based builds, having integration options available made the front-end implementation more convenient.
Orion Kowalski –
Instead of writing a custom loop with pagination logic, the built-in listings-per-page and Load More options handled it out of the box.
Robin Foster –
It worked well as part of a custom WordPress build where the design and content structure were already established.
Quinn Turner –
We avoided rebuilding common property integration functionality from scratch, which made the development process more efficient.
Emerson Fisher –
Using a dedicated connector made the final setup easier to explain and maintain for the client after launch.
Thatcher Gallow –
Being able to customize the confirmation message without editing template files directly was a nice touch for a client who wanted specific wording.
Peyton Norris –
The ability to work with property details from Hostaway helped us keep listing information centralized.
Jordan Dawson –
The property listing workflow was a useful foundation for creating a rental website with a custom front end.
Robin Bennett –
Having filtering and search functionality available reduced the amount of custom functionality we needed to build ourselves.
Fenwick Bellweather –
The setup docs covered the OAuth flow and API credential steps clearly enough that I didn’t need to open a support ticket during initial configuration.
Jordan Owens –
The map functionality saved development time when creating location-based property listings.
Marley Coleman –
The reservation functionality provided a useful starting point for connecting the website’s booking experience with Hostaway.
Bailey Parker –
This makes sense for agencies that regularly build WordPress websites for vacation rental businesses using Hostaway.
Briar Farraday –
Across a couple of WordPress core updates the plugin kept working without breaking the property display, which matters for maintenance retainers.
Dakota Walsh –
Using an API-based integration is a much cleaner approach than manually duplicating rental data in WordPress.
Skyler Yates –
Keeping property information connected to Hostaway helped reduce unnecessary duplication of listing data in WordPress.
Dakota Ramsey –
It provided most of the integration foundation we needed before applying the client’s custom design and functionality.
Winslow Vasquez –
Running this on a multisite network for a client with several regional rental brands didn’t cause any conflicts, which wasn’t guaranteed going in.
Reese Bryant –
The plugin is aimed at a practical development problem and helped us get a Hostaway-powered WordPress site moving faster.
Reese Quincy –
We could work within the client’s existing design instead of forcing the project into a fixed property listing layout.
Piper Whitmore –
Since data is fetched live rather than bloating the database with synced copies, the site didn’t take the performance hit I was worried about.
Emerson Hayes –
Managing the presentation of multiple properties was easier with the Hostaway connection already handled.
Peyton Turner –
Having availability connected to the property data made the booking experience easier to structure.
Tatum Scott –
The pricing data integration was useful when building property pages that needed current rental information.
Vaughn Marchetti –
Explaining that payment credentials and booking data stay within Hostaway’s systems rather than WordPress made the security review go smoothly.
Wren Ellis –
The booking features gave us a good base for implementing the client’s preferred reservation workflow.
Sage Fisher –
For Elementor projects, the connector made it easier to combine Hostaway content with the rest of the site’s design.
Jamie Foster –
It was useful for adding Hostaway functionality to an established WordPress website rather than rebuilding the site around a new platform.
Drew Turner –
Using a connector reduced the amount of custom integration code we would otherwise need to maintain over time.
Sutton Whitmore –
Being able to offer the natural-language property search as an add-on gave us something extra to pitch beyond a standard listings page.
Harper Dawson –
The plugin addresses a common requirement for rental websites and provides a practical WordPress-to-Hostaway connection.
Taylor Reed –
When project timelines are tight, having the integration already available can make a noticeable difference to development speed.
Dashiell Isaacs –
We ran this alongside WooCommerce for a client who also sells merchandise, and the two didn’t step on each other’s toes.
Ashton Jenkins –
The property synchronization capabilities gave us a reliable starting point for the listing side of the project.
Avery Underwood –
It was helpful to keep the rental information managed through Hostaway while using WordPress for the customer-facing website.
Cameron Bennett –
The setup allowed the client to continue using Hostaway while we focused on building the WordPress front end.
Camille Gallow –
Once I understood how the plugin exposes property data, building custom templates around the client’s design system wasn’t much different from any other WordPress data source.
Quinn Wilson –
The reservation functionality made it possible to build a more connected booking experience on the WordPress site.
Sam Grant –
Developers can use the connector as a base and focus their custom work on the parts of the site that are unique to the client.
Frankie Morgan –
A good fit for agencies that need to connect WordPress with Hostaway without developing every integration component themselves.
Marlowe Underhill –
Testing against a client account with a few hundred listings, the sync stayed responsive without needing extra caching work on our end.
Alex Collins –
The connector helped us bring property information into the WordPress environment where we could work with the site’s existing templates.
Skyler Quincy –
Having availability information available to the website made it easier to plan the booking interface.
Winslow Farraday –
When something didn’t display correctly, tracing it back through the API responses was straightforward enough compared to some other connector plugins I’ve used.
Shane Lambert –
The pricing integration was useful for presenting rental rates within the site’s property experience.
Harper Scott –
The direct reservation capabilities were one of the main reasons this connector was useful for our project.
Emerson Parker –
The Elementor support helped reduce the amount of custom front-end development needed for property sections.
Ashton Collins –
Overall, the connector provided a useful development experience and reduced the need for repetitive integration work.
Wyatt Ambrose –
The settings screens are organized well enough that I could hand off basic configuration changes to the client without a training session.
Noel Zimmerman –
Using a connection to Hostaway was preferable to manually importing and maintaining property listings in WordPress.
Shane Coleman –
This is a practical option for developers working on vacation rental websites that need WordPress and Hostaway together.
Morgan Lambert –
The API integration gave us a much better starting point than creating a completely custom connection for the project.
Jovan Gallow –
We were originally scoped to build a custom Hostaway integration and switched to this instead, which took ongoing maintenance off our plate.
Logan Ingram –
The documentation and setup information gave us a reasonable starting point for configuring the integration.
Alex Underwood –
The connector keeps the Hostaway integration separate from the rest of the site’s custom functionality, which is helpful for maintenance.
Griffin Marchetti –
Styling the listing widgets to match a client’s brand didn’t require fighting default markup, which isn’t always the case with plugin-supplied widgets.
Robin Lee –
We did not need to create a separate custom plugin just to handle the basic Hostaway connection and property data.
Noel Reed –
It worked well for a client project where WordPress handled the website experience and Hostaway handled the rental operations.
Skyler Barrett –
The connector made it easier to use an existing Hostaway setup while building a custom WordPress front end.
Callahan Ambrose –
Once the client could see bookings directly in WordPress, we stopped getting emails asking where a reservation went after it was submitted.
Parker Hayes –
The connected approach helped reduce the need for manually updating property information across two systems.
Shane Bryant –
The available search and filtering tools gave us a useful starting point for a custom rental property directory.
Wren Carter –
Adding map-based property information helped improve the usability of the rental listing experience.
Keegan Farraday –
The tutorial video covered the essentials well enough that I skipped the written docs entirely for the initial connection.
Ellis Hughes –
The guest review functionality was useful for adding social proof to property pages.
Parker Wilson –
Having multiple booking-related options available gave us more flexibility when planning the client’s website.
Reese Ramsey –
The connector worked well alongside a custom WordPress theme where we needed to maintain the site’s existing visual language.
Colby Duvall –
For a property manager with a sizable portfolio, we didn’t need to build any custom pagination or lazy-loading logic ourselves.
Ellis Porter –
It fit nicely into an Elementor-based build and helped us integrate rental content into custom page designs.
Shane Reed –
The connector handled common Hostaway integration requirements so we could focus on project-specific development.
Emerson Ingram –
The integration approach was useful when working with rental websites that have a large amount of property content.
Vaughn Zhukov –
Moving the client from a static listings page to live availability and direct booking noticeably improved their inquiry-to-booking numbers.
Jesse Norris –
The setup worked well for a property management website where the operational data remained in Hostaway.
Frankie Mason –
Using Hostaway as the source for rental information helped keep the WordPress site from becoming another manual data entry point.
Delaney Merriweather –
With a two-week turnaround, having the Hostaway connection already built meant we could spend the time on the design instead of the integration.
Tatum Foster –
The plugin provided a solid technical foundation that we could build the site’s custom functionality around.
Jamie Wilson –
It gave us flexibility to build the website experience we wanted while still connecting to the client’s Hostaway account.
Drew Norris –
For developers familiar with API-driven WordPress projects, this connector provides a practical route to Hostaway integration.
Chris Kramer –
The connector is a useful component for building WordPress-based rental and booking websites connected to Hostaway.
Orion Vasquez –
We double-checked the displayed availability against the Hostaway dashboard directly and didn’t find any sync discrepancies during testing.
Devon Lambert –
Having the core integration available helped simplify the technical scope of the project.
Bailey Adams –
It helped us deliver the Hostaway integration faster than building the same functionality entirely from scratch.
Kendall Foster –
The ability to work with property details from Hostaway was important for the custom listing pages we were building.
Quill Holloway –
Combining the Google Maps feature with location-specific landing pages gave the client an SEO angle we wouldn’t have had time to build manually.
Alex Walsh –
The connector helped us keep property information connected to the primary property management system.
Ellis Walsh –
It reduced the amount of manual work the client would have needed to do after the site went live.
Marlow Kowalski –
Property amenities pulled from the API were structured well enough to loop through directly in templates without extra parsing.
Drew Scott –
The booking features provided a useful base for implementing a customized reservation experience.
Peyton Collins –
This is a good example of where a WordPress connector can solve a specific integration need without replacing the existing property management platform.
Sam Fisher –
The connector allowed our development team to focus on the website’s unique requirements rather than rebuilding standard Hostaway integration features.
Orion Holloway –
We’ve run the current version across a few client sites now without any breaking issues during regular WordPress updates.
Jordan Parker –
Having an established authentication flow was helpful compared with implementing and maintaining authentication ourselves.
Ellis Morgan –
The OAuth-based connection provided a cleaner approach to connecting the WordPress site with the Hostaway account.
Devon Kramer –
The API and authentication approach made sense for a project where Hostaway remained the main source of rental data.
Piper Lindqvist –
If your agency regularly builds sites for property managers on Hostaway, this connector removes a repetitive chunk of the integration work.
Jamie Bryant –
We were able to create custom property templates while still using Hostaway as the underlying data source.
Dakota Parker –
The Elementor integration gave us more control over how property information was presented to visitors.
Dakota Foster –
The overall workflow made sense for a project where the client needed Hostaway for management and WordPress for the public website.
Corbin Braddock –
We ran into a configuration question during setup and got a useful response back within the stated response window.
Chris Hughes –
The integration reduced the amount of duplicate administration required between the property management system and the website.
Charlie Grant –
It was a good fit for a professional rental website that needed more than a simple static property directory.
Bailey Underwood –
The connector solves a specific integration problem and gives developers a practical base for custom implementation.
Corbin Pemberton –
Since the plugin doesn’t force a fixed layout, it worked well dropped into a design system that was already established before this project started.
Ellis Ellis –
The integration made the final site easier to hand over because the client could continue managing rental operations through Hostaway.
Chris Hayes –
Starting with an established connector gave us a more maintainable foundation than a one-off custom integration.
Lior Jarrett –
Pulling guest reviews onto property pages gave the client’s site something a static listings page wouldn’t have had on its own.
Tatum Ramsey –
It worked well when we wanted complete control over the WordPress front end while keeping Hostaway behind the scenes.
Dakota Wilson –
For agencies building rental sites, this can reduce repeated development work across Hostaway projects.
Quinn Norris –
The amount of development time saved made the connector worthwhile for our project.
Delaney Jespersen –
Coming into a project where the client wanted to move off a slow legacy booking site, this gave us a reliable base to rebuild around.
Ashton Porter –
Overall, it provided a solid foundation for connecting a Hostaway-powered rental operation with a custom WordPress website.