Most Wien-focused check-in products solve one thing: a digital Gästeblatt link to send guests. The split happens in how booking data gets in, how Ortstaxe is computed, and how you pay. Here's the honest side-by-side.
The 5-second answer: if you have a handful of bookings a month and don't mind pasting the gross sales for every booking by hand, a per-form check-in tool is fine. Once you're at 5+ apartments, the manual gross-revenue entry per booking becomes a Sunday-evening job. Virtual Host AI connects to Smoobu via API key, pulls the gross revenue for every booking automatically, and bills a flat €5.90 per apartment on the Wien Compliance plan — VIETour CSV + Abgabenerklärung PDF in the same dashboard.
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A typical Wien Vermieter portfolio. Here's what each tool actually costs at this volume.
5 apartments × €5.90 (Wien Compliance plan). Flat regardless of booking volume.
Typical per-form pricing: ~€0.40 each, with the first few free. 80 forms × €0.40 = €32.
At 100+ forms/month, per-form tools usually switch to a custom quote. Our flat per-apartment rate doesn't change.
Connect once via API key. Skip the per-booking data entry. €5.90 per apartment, all-in.
About this comparison
Last verified: 26 April 2026, against publicly-stated features of multiple Wien-focused check-in tools. We compare publicly-documented features only and mark anything we can't independently verify as 🟡 partial / unclear. Pricing example uses the typical "per-filed-form" model widely seen in this market segment (commonly around €0.40 per form with a small free tier).
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This page describes generic feature patterns of the Wien check-in-tool market segment without naming or targeting any specific competitor. Comparison made factually under EU comparative-advertising rules (Directive 2006/114/EC, Austrian UWG §2a).