Bienvue vs. YourWelcome

YourWelcome ships you a tablet. Bienvue uses the television that's already in the room.

FeatureBienvueYourWelcome
Base price (1 home)$9/mo ($89/yr)$37.50/mo ($449.99/yr)
Screens includedUp to 5 screens1 tablet
Hardware requiredAny Roku / Smart TV ($25)Proprietary 8" tablet
Setup / install fee$0 self-service$0 (+$15 shipping)
Multi-home (3 properties)$19/moNot published
Free web guide tierYes, free foreverNo

Where Bienvue is different

There's no proprietary tablet to buy, ship, charge, or replace when a guest packs it by accident. Bienvue runs on the television guests already default to, which is also the bigger screen in the room. Three homes run $19/mo total on Bienvue's multi-home rate. YourWelcome doesn't publish a per-property rate past the first, they ask hosts with 10 or more properties to get in touch directly.

Where YourWelcome makes sense

A tablet can sit anywhere there's power, a poolside cabana, a boat, a space with no television at all. If that's the actual layout of your property, a portable device solves something a TV guide can't. Most vacation rentals and hotel rooms have a TV already, which is the case Bienvue is built for.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to buy hardware for Bienvue, like YourWelcome's tablet?

Only if your rooms don't already have a Smart TV. Then a $25 Roku stick is the whole hardware cost, versus YourWelcome's proprietary tablet.

How does pricing compare for multiple properties?

Three properties run $19/mo total on Bienvue's multi-home rate. YourWelcome doesn't publish a per-property rate past the first, they ask hosts with 10 or more properties to contact them directly.

What if a room doesn't have a TV at all?

A tablet like YourWelcome's can sit anywhere power reaches, so it may suit a space with no television. Most vacation rentals and hotel rooms already have one, which is what Bienvue is built around.

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