Between the question and the booking, there are three clicks too many

Your visitor got their answer. They should book — instead, they end up on Booking.com.

The booking funnel starts in the conversation

1. The visitor looks for dates: They ask for them, or the assistant suggests them after answering.

2. They choose their dates in the chat: Without leaving the conversation, without opening a new tab.

3. The assistant sends them to your booking engine: They land in your booking funnel, dates already filled in. All that's left is to confirm.

1. The visitor looks for dates: They ask for them, or the assistant suggests them after answering.

2. They choose their dates in the chat: Without leaving the conversation, without opening a new tab.

3. The assistant sends them to your booking engine: They land in your booking funnel, dates already filled in. All that's left is to confirm.

Muvia plugs into what you already have

Muvia doesn't replace your booking engine and takes no commission. It leads your visitors to it, that's all.

No booking funnel of your own? The assistant switches to Booking.com. Not ideal for your margin, but better than a closed tab.

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The moment you answer is the moment you can sell

Close the chat, find the button again, re-enter the dates: at every step some people give up, and book elsewhere.

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Stop making your visitors look for the "Book" button

Free trial, no credit card. And if you don't have time to set anything up, we'll take care of it.

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7 days, no credit card

Stop making your visitors look for the "Book" button

Free trial, no credit card. And if you don't have time to set anything up, we'll take care of it.

Free trial

7 days, no credit card

Stop making your visitors look for the "Book" button

Free trial, no credit card. And if you don't have time to set anything up, we'll take care of it.

Create my assistant for free

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about booking

Does the assistant take payment for the booking?

No. It has the visitor choose dates, then redirects to your booking engine, already filled in. The transaction happens on your side.

Does the visitor have to re-enter their dates in my booking engine?

No. The dates chosen in the conversation are passed on to the booking funnel, which opens already filled in. It's precisely this step fewer that prevents drop-offs.

Why go through the assistant rather than straight to my booking engine?

Because a visitor almost always asks a question before booking: pets, parking, arrival times. The assistant answers, has them choose their dates and sends them to your booking engine already filled in, instead of leaving them to look for the answer on a booking platform.

Does the assistant take payment for the booking?

No. It has the visitor choose dates, then redirects to your booking engine, already filled in. The transaction happens on your side.

Does the visitor have to re-enter their dates in my booking engine?

No. The dates chosen in the conversation are passed on to the booking funnel, which opens already filled in. It's precisely this step fewer that prevents drop-offs.

Why go through the assistant rather than straight to my booking engine?