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Send us your website. We’ll bring it back as an app.

That is genuinely the fastest way to find out whether this is for you. One email with your property’s address and we will have your restaurants, your opening hours and your rooms running before we speak — which is the same work we would do on day one anyway.

Write to us

hello@mpify.com

It opens a message with the five things we need. Answer what you know and leave the rest — none of it is required to get started.

We use an email address rather than a form on purpose: a form needs somewhere to put what it collects, and we would rather not quietly store your details before you have decided anything.

What to tell us

  • Your property and its website
  • Roughly how many rooms
  • How many restaurants and bars, and whether they take bookings
  • What prompted you to look — a system you are replacing, or a first one
  • Who should be on the call, especially anyone who will use it daily
Sun loungers beside a still pool at golden hour
Tell us the property. We will have it running before we speak.

What happens next

Three steps, and none of them is a sequence

Within a day
A reply from a person, with a couple of times. If we are not the right fit for your property we will say so in that first email rather than booking a call to tell you.
Before the call
We build your property from your website so the walkthrough is on your content. You do nothing.
After the call
A written quote, and the demo property stays up for a fortnight so you can show colleagues. One follow-up email, then silence unless you write back.

Also

Other reasons to write

Security questionnaires and DPAs. Send them before a demo if that is quicker for your process — we would rather answer them first than discover a blocker afterwards.

You are already a customer. Use the same address and say which property; it reaches the same people.

You found a bug. Tell us what you were doing and what happened. We would much rather hear it.

There is no sales team to be passed between. The person who replies is the person who knows the answer.
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