Payments, unified
and effortless.

VISIT Pay is VISIT's payment product: it takes online payments inside the booking flow, handles front desk and remote payments through payment links, reconciles transactions automatically, and reports on all of it in one place. It can run as a complete payment system, or as a gateway connected to a payment provider you already use – so adopting it does not require changing your acquiring relationship.

Every transaction – online bookings, front desk payments, other sales channels – lands in one system and produces a single consolidated payout file, so there is nothing to match by hand. Reconciliation is where payment admin time actually goes: not taking the money, but proving afterwards that what arrived matches what was booked. Removing the manual matching removes most of the finance workload rather than a small part of it.

Yes, including virtual credit cards (VCCs) – the single-use card numbers OTAs issue instead of passing you the guest's own card details. Each one has to be charged on the right date for the right amount, and across dozens of bookings done by hand that is where missed payments originate. Automated charging removes the manual step and brings the money in faster.

Yes. VISIT Pay can run as a gateway connected to a payment service provider you already use, rather than requiring you to move your acquiring relationship – so you can get integrated reconciliation and reporting without renegotiating your card rates. For a property with a hard-won processing rate that is the deciding factor, because switching provider often costs more than the software saves.

Yes, through payment links – your staff generate a link for a specific amount and send it to the guest by SMS or email, and the guest pays from their own phone. It covers the cases a terminal handles badly: a deposit taken over the phone before arrival, an on-site upgrade agreed in a corridor, or an outstanding balance settled after checkout. No terminal, and no card details read aloud to a member of staff.

Take the full product if you want payments, reconciliation, reporting and payment links in one setup and are open to changing how card processing is handled. Take the gateway option if you have a payment provider you want to keep – you get the integration and the reporting while your existing processing relationship stays in place. The deciding question is whether your current card rates are worth protecting.