Marketplace-first STR tool vs operations-first platform for teams with their own cleaners.
Turno is strongest when cleaner sourcing and marketplace coordination are the core problem. ServiceHub is stronger when you already run your own cleaners or vendors and need the full turnover workflow from calendar-triggered jobs to proof and billing.
Marketplace and property-first STR tools often get more expensive as you add units. ServiceHub keeps operator pricing flat inside plan limits.
| Platform | Pricing reality | What happens as the portfolio grows |
|---|---|---|
| ServiceHub | $59/mo to start, $116/mo for growing teams | Flat operator pricing inside plan limits |
| Turno | Free entry, then property-based pricing | Your software cost can rise as the portfolio grows |
The issue is not the entry price. The issue is whether your software bill becomes a tax on every new property you win.
Most booking tools optimize only for getting the booking started. ServiceHub also handles what happens when a customer abandons the flow halfway through.
Capture contact details early in the conversational widget and recover abandoned bookings by SMS or secure web resume. Two-way SMS can be enabled when it fits the business.
Customers return to the same in-progress conversation with their prior answers still in place. They do not get pushed back to a blank form.
Conversational booking, recurring billing, AI follow-up, and recovery are included from day one. The only difference between plans is usage limits.
Turno is strong when you need help sourcing cleaners. ServiceHub is stronger once the cleaner network is already yours and the operational problem becomes execution: turnover job creation, Proof Pack, invoicing, recurring host billing, and fewer readiness texts.
For operators running recurring STR work, ServiceHub goes further after the job is created.
Updated for the current STR workflow live in ServiceHub.
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Turno helps you find coverage. ServiceHub helps you scale your own team once the cleaners are already yours.
Turno is purpose-built for STR turn coordination and cleaner marketplace matching. ServiceHub is built to run the day-to-day operation once you already have your own team or vendor network.
| Feature | ServiceHub | Turno |
|---|---|---|
| STR Calendar / iCal Sync | ✅ Live today for property-level turnover booking sync | ✅ Native iCal sync |
| Auto-create turnover jobs from booking boundaries | ✅ Live today with site rules and exception handling | ✅ Built for turn coordination |
| Cleaner marketplace / vendor discovery | ❌ Built for scaling your own team, not finding strangers | ✅ Core strength |
| Client-facing booking | ✅ Full booking page, no login required | ⚠️ Cleaner-side workflow, not a true client booking layer |
| Job management | ✅ Full job lifecycle after the turnover is created | ✅ STR turn scheduling and coordination |
| Proof of service | ✅ Proof Pack that ends "Is it ready yet?" texts and documents unit state | ⚠️ Operational coordination first, not proof-first workflow |
| Recurring host billing / subscriptions | ✅ Included | ❌ Not a core capability |
| Invoicing and payment collection | ✅ Built in | ⚠️ Lighter |
| AI FrontDesk for inbound messages | ✅ Built in | ❌ Not available |
| Pricing engine | ✅ Built in | ❌ Not available |
| Best fit | Operators running their own cleaners and needing full turnover ops | Property managers who need marketplace-backed turn coordination |
| Free trial / entry option | ✅ 14 days, no card | ✅ Free plan available |
Turno is likely the better fit if:
Choose ServiceHub if you already have cleaners or vendors and want the full turnover workflow live today: property sync, turnover jobs, assignment workflow, Proof Pack, invoicing, and recurring host billing in one system.
ServiceHub handles property-level iCal sync, turnover job creation, and exception handling so only the weird turnovers need attention.
After the clean, ServiceHub sends a timestamped Proof Pack with checklist completion and photos so the host sees the unit is ready without you chasing screenshots.
Run repeat host accounts with recurring billing or invoice directly from completed turnover jobs.
Handle early check-in requests, lockbox questions, and after-hours host messages in the same system instead of stitching together a separate response workflow.
Keep your turnover pricing, add-ons, and service rules aligned from booking through invoice.
ServiceHub is stronger when your bottleneck is running the operation well, not sourcing cleaners from a marketplace.
$59/mo — Solo providers
$116/mo — Growing teams
All plans include booking, jobs, invoicing, recurring billing, reminders, AI FrontDesk, and Pricing Engine.
Free plan available (feature limits apply)
Property-based pricing for larger portfolios
Yes. ServiceHub now supports property-level iCal sync, booking ingestion, turnover job creation, exception handling for edge cases, Proof Pack, and billing. It is strongest for operators running their own cleaners rather than relying on a marketplace.
Turno is still the better fit when cleaner discovery and marketplace coverage are the main problem. If you frequently need to find cleaners in new markets, Turno remains more specialized for that job.
Yes, for cleaning businesses that already have their own team or vendor network. ServiceHub is stronger once you care more about execution, proof, billing, and communication than about marketplace sourcing.
Turno is centered on STR turn coordination plus cleaner marketplace access. ServiceHub is centered on operating the cleaning business itself: turnover jobs, assignment workflow, host communication, Proof Pack, invoicing, and recurring billing.
Yes. ServiceHub includes recurring billing and subscription-style account handling, which is useful for hosts or property managers with ongoing turnover volume.
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