Connect Your PMS to Global Booking Channels Through One API
Built for teams building their own PMS
PMS Providers
Add full channel management to your platform, without becoming a connectivity partner at every OTA yourself.
Property management companies building an in-house PMS
for vacation rentals, serviced apartments, hotels or holiday parks
Enterprise Property Managers
Consolidating distribution across brands and markets.
Booking Engines & Hospitality Platforms
OTA distribution as a feature of your product, not a project.
The partners turning one integration into global reach already.
One API, full channel management
Rates & Availability
Real-time ARI sync, length-of-stay pricing, multiple rate plans, restrictions.
Content
Listings, descriptions, images, amenities, policies, automated onboarding and validation.
Reservations
Instant and request-to-book, modifications, cancellations, consolidated in real time.
Payments
Secure payment flows, deposits, virtual cards (PCI Level 2 certified).
Messaging & Reviews
Pre-, in- and post-stay guest communication across channels.
Promotions & Channel Settings
Channel-specific deals and configuration, managed via API.

Why teams integrate NextPax instead of building OTA connections themselves
Becoming a direct connectivity partner at each OTA means separate certifications, separate APIs, separate compliance requirements — and permanent maintenance as every channel evolves its specification. Most teams that start this route connect two or three channels and stop there.
Integrating one Supply API inverts that equation: one certification, one integration project, and every new channel NextPax adds becomes available to your platform without additional development. NextPax has operated this infrastructure since 2006 and maintains preferred-partner status with the major OTAs, so specification changes are absorbed on our side — not on your roadmap.
Want to explore real request examples? See the Supply API in detail
"White label" should mean your product — not someone else's iframe
Embedded iframe "white label"
Others
- Third-party UI inside a frame
- Data locked in the vendor's interface
- Mobile limited to what the widget supports
- Roadmap dependent on vendor release cycles
- "Powered by" leakage risk
API-native white label
NextPax
- 100% your own UI and UX
- Data flows through your own database — reportable, actionable
- Any surface you build: apps, dashboards, AI agents
- You ship on your own schedule
- Your brand only
Built for the AI era: The NextPax MCP Server
Just like good API documentation a decade ago, "does the vendor have an MCP?" is becoming part of how teams evaluate connectivity providers. NextPax already does. The NextPax MCP (Model Context Protocol) server puts our complete integration knowledge, documentation, API specifications, step-by-step integration journeys and error meanings, directly inside your developers' own AI tools, whether that's Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Your code plus our docs: the AI explains errors and suggests fixes, instantly and 24/7, instead of waiting on a support ticket.
It's read-only by design, knowledge only, no partner data, and it's just the start: upcoming releases add live status lookups and, eventually, agent-driven actions with approval steps. The MCP server is rolling out to integration partners now. Talk to us about access.
150+
global booking channels — including Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Google, Marriott Homes & Villas and Trip.com
20 years
of channel management infrastructure
GDS connectivity to Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport via reconline AG. ISO 27001 certified, PCI Level 2, PSD2/SCA ready, GDPR-compliant.
Onboarding is now fully automated, distributing listings across all channels without repetitive configuration. This automation gave us time back to focus on guest service. NextPax distinguishes itself through exceptional proactivity and technical capability. Working alongside NextPax has been an absolute pleasure
Ian Sheekey
CEO
VillaMore
Our goal is to be wherever today’s traveler is booking, from Airbnb to the GDS. Partnering with NextPax gives us a powerful, unified pipeline to both traditional and modern distribution channels, enabling us to double down on our commitment to delivering strong outcomes to partners and serve new guest segments across the globe.
Roman Pedan
CEO
Kasa
We have increased our business over the last years through our collaboration with NextPax. We have grown our number of listings and continue to scale both in listings and bookings. NextPax supports this growth through their White label APIs and the flexibility they provide to scale without operational friction.
Claus Pedersen
CEO
Campaya
Explore the API
Full documentation and sandbox access in the NextPax Developer Portal.
Integrate & certify
Connect content, ARI and reservations; our integration team supports certification.
Onboard your portfolio
Automated content validation and channel activation, at portfolio scale.
Go live and grow
Add channels via configuration, not code; 24/7 support across Europe, the US and Asia.
Curious which platforms already run on NextPax? See the PMS solutions already connected
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How can I connect my PMS to Airbnb and Booking.com?
Instead of building and certifying separate integrations with each OTA, you integrate the NextPax Supply API once. That single connection gives your PMS two-way access to Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo and 150+ other channels, covering rates, availability, content, reservations, messaging and payments. -
Do we need to become an Airbnb or Booking.com connectivity partner ourselves?
No. NextPax holds the connectivity partnerships, including Booking.com Premier Plus, Expedia Elite and Airbnb Preferred Software Partner status, so your platform distributes through our certified connections without separate OTA certification programs. -
Is the NextPax Supply API white-label?
Yes. The Supply API is designed as a white-label channel manager: your users manage distribution inside your own product interface, under your brand. NextPax operates as the infrastructure layer. -
What is the difference between an iframe white label and an API-based white label?
An iframe white label embeds a vendor's hosted interface inside your application: the styling can be adjusted, but your users still work in a third-party UI and the data stays in the vendor's system. An API-based white label like the NextPax Supply API has no embedded interface at all, channel management runs through your own screens and your own data model, giving you full control over user experience, data and product roadmap. -
What property types does the API support?
Vacation rentals, serviced apartments, hotels, resorts, B&Bs, hostels, holiday parks and (city) apartments, including multi-unit and multi-property structures. -
Does NextPax also provide GDS connectivity?
Yes. Through reconline AG, NextPax distributes to Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport, giving your inventory access to corporate and travel-agency demand alongside OTA channels. -
How long does the integration take?
That depends on scope, but partners typically integrate content, ARI and reservations first and expand from there. Sandbox access, documentation and a dedicated integration team are available from day one, contact us for a timeline based on your roadmap. -
Does NextPax offer an MCP server for AI agents?
Yes. The NextPax MCP (Model Context Protocol) server gives partner developers direct access to NextPax integration knowledge, documentation, API specifications, integration journeys and error explanations, from inside their own AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. It is read-only by design and is currently rolling out to integration partners, with live status lookups and agent-driven actions on the roadmap.
One API. The whole distribution network.
Build once with the NextPax Supply API and plug into a global demand.
Request a demo or talk to our integration team about your PMS roadmap.