Nashva quietly sells your unsold rooms below your public rate, through the AI assistants people now book with — and pays you directly, the moment a booking lands.
You set it up once. After that it only ever asks you to approve — never to work.
Room types, how many, your usual rate. A few minutes, once.
The lowest price you'd ever accept. Nashva never goes below it, and never touches your public rates.
When rooms are about to expire unsold, you get one message. One tap.
An AI assistant books the room, the guest pays, and the money lands in your account.
The guest's payment goes to your account at the moment of booking. Nashva never holds your money — no waiting weeks for a payout.
Nothing is ever sold below the price you set. You approve each release, or let it run automatically within your rules.
Releases go to private channels only. Your Booking.com and MakeMyTrip rates are never undercut.
Booking sites take 15–25% of every booking, and hold your payout for weeks. Nashva is a simple subscription on money you'd otherwise lose entirely — free to start, cancel anytime.
No. Releases go to private booking channels, not public listing sites, so your public rates are never visibly undercut — and you set a floor price nothing can go below.
No. Day to day, Nashva works over WhatsApp — you get a message, you tap approve. There's a dashboard for setup and your numbers, but you don't have to live in it.
The guest pays at the time of booking, and the money settles directly to your account. Nashva never holds it, so there's no payout delay.
Then you don't. Set your floor, block the dates you want protected, and reject any release you don't like. Nashva only ever proposes — you decide.