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Bookings and blocks from OwnerRez flow into Haven, and direct bookings taken on Haven push back to OwnerRez to block those dates and attach the guest. OwnerRez remains the source of truth for nightly rates and availability — Haven does not overwrite them.

If you cancel a Haven booking in Haven, Haven cannot send that cancellation through the OwnerRez API, so it notifies you to cancel the matching booking manually in OwnerRez. If you cancel a Haven-originated booking in OwnerRez, OwnerRez sends that change to Haven, which runs Haven’s cancellation and refund workflow.

Yes. OwnerRez stays your system of record. Haven layers a branded direct booking site and guest experience on top without replacing your OwnerRez workflows.

No. Haven does not need OwnerRez’s paid WordPress Plugin + Integrated Websites add-on: OwnerRez’s standard API sends Haven your properties, nightly rates, fees, stay rules, availability, and reservations, and Haven copies each property’s photos, descriptions, amenities, and guest reviews from its public Airbnb listing automatically. Photos only go into an empty gallery, and Haven never changes pricing, capacity, or anything OwnerRez sends. A property OwnerRez does not link to an Airbnb listing takes a pasted listing link instead. OwnerRez bills its WordPress Plugin + Integrated Websites premium (also called Integrated Sites) on top of the subscription: $10/month for the first property, $5 for the second, $3 each for properties 3 to 9, and less per property after that — $24/month for five properties — per its Costs & Fees article as of October 2026. Every other website partner OwnerRez lists that states a prerequisite — Boostly, CraftedStays, hostAI, ICND, Knokx, Magnetic Strategy, RealTech, and Webready — tells hosts to turn on Integrated Sites first, or the site cannot sync listing data from OwnerRez. OwnerRez’s partner article for Book With Haven carries the same standard line; Haven does not need the add-on. As of October 2026, Haven is the only direct booking website we know of that brings in an OwnerRez host’s photos, descriptions, amenities, and reviews without it.

Your OwnerRez subscription stays as it is, and Haven is free to build, then runs from $15 a month for one property, or $9 a month billed yearly once you publish; neither charges a commission on direct bookings. OwnerRez’s own Hosted Websites are a separate premium at $15 a month for the first property, so for a single property the two cost about the same each month, with Haven adding the guest portal, guest CRM, screening and upsells. The head-to-head at /compare/haven-vs-ownerrez has the worked costs and what switching involves.

Yes — free. Once listings and calendars sync from OwnerRez, each one gets its own free Haven site that can appear in Haven's AI guest stay search (bookwithhaven.com/stays), where travelers describe the trip in plain language and see real availability. Guests send booking requests from that site and Haven emails you each one. Being listed costs nothing; a paid plan is only for accepting bookings.