Coho vs Guesty
Guesty is built for property management companies — its Pro and Enterprise tiers serve portfolios from a handful of units to thousands. The Lite plan technically allows 1-3 listings, but its own pricing structure tells you who it's really for.
Guesty pricing as researched at time of writing — check their current pricing since it can change.
What Guesty does well
- Scales genuinely well from a handful of units into a real property management business
- Deep channel distribution across dozens of booking platforms
- Built-in revenue management tools for portfolio operators
What Coho doesn't do
- No channel manager or multi-platform distribution
- No per-reservation fees — or any usage-based pricing at all
- No portfolio/team management features
Guesty is the better choice if
You're building a property management business and expect to manage many units, potentially for other owners, not just host your own place.
The tell is in Guesty's own pricing: even the 'small host' Lite tier charges a percentage of every booking, which quietly punishes exactly the host with fewer, more valuable reservations. Coho has one price regardless of how many bookings you get or how many listings you add — because it's not trying to be the software you run a management company on, just the tools you need to host well yourself.