Guests run the hot tub from their phone. You get paid for every minute.
Each stay gets a private link. Guests turn on heat and bubbles, set a timer and see when it's ready. Every use is logged, and at check-out you get a usage report to bill through Airbnb.
Works with Jandy iAqualink today. No app for guests to install.
Set up once. Every stay runs itself.
Connect your hot tub
Sign in with your equipment account, such as Jandy iAqualink. Set the temperature range, hourly rate and house rules.
Bookings come in
Link your Airbnb calendar (iCal) and each booking gets its own guest link, or add a stay by hand. Share the link or the QR code in your check-in message.
Guests use it, you bill for it
Guests control the tub during their stay. At check-out the tub turns off and you get a PDF usage report with the amount owed.
What guests get, and what you get
Guest controls
- Heat and Bubbles on and off
- Water temperature within your limits (max 104°F)
- Timer from 30 minutes to 2 hours
- "Have it hot by 7 PM" scheduling
- A clear "Ready!" status
- Five languages, °F or °C
Per-stay links
- Each link works only from check-in to check-out
- The tub turns off at check-out
- Bookings sync from your Airbnb calendar (iCal)
- Or add stays by hand
- No app and no account for guests
Billing support
- Every use logged to the minute
- You set the hourly rate
- PDF usage report at check-out with the amount owed
- Request payment through Airbnb's Resolution Center
Costs and care
- Gas cost estimate for each stay
- Weekly summary email
- Reminders to test the water, clean the filter, drain and refill
- Alerts if the tub runs a long time with no timer, the heater isn't warming, or the connection drops
Safety
- House rules guests accept before first use
- Temperature limits you set, never above 104°F
- Automatic shut-off timers
More amenities coming
Hot tubs are first. The same per-stay links and usage logging are planned for other paid amenities.
How hosts use it
Hot tubs work today with Jandy iAqualink. Other amenities are coming soon.
Airbnb host with a hot tub
Guests scan, set the temperature and a timer. Every minute is logged, and the check-out report shows what's owed.
LiveHot tub as a paid extra
Charge per session instead of raising the nightly rate, so guests who don't soak don't pay for it.
LiveStop the all-night hot tub
Auto shut-off timers and the check-out shut-off save gas and keep the tub safe.
LiveProperty managers with many homes
One dashboard for every tub, team roles, and your own branding on guest pages.
LiveEV charger at the rental
Guests pay for the charge they use.
Coming soonSauna, pool heat, fire pit
Guests turn them on from their phone and pay per use.
Coming soonGlamping, cabins and RV parks
Shared tubs or saunas with timed sessions.
Coming soonOne hot tub or a whole portfolio
Stop giving the hot tub away
- Guests run the tub themselves, so you don't get late-night texts
- Usage reports you can attach to a Resolution Center request
- Gas cost estimates so you know what each stay costs you
- The tub turns off at check-out, even if guests forget
Built for teams and many properties
- Many properties and tubs in one account
- Team roles: owner, manager, and read-only for cleaners
- Your own name, logo and colors on guest pages
- Alerts and maintenance reminders for every property
Works with the controller you already have
Amenity Key connects to your equipment's own cloud account. No new hardware to install for supported systems.
Not sure if yours works? Tell us what you have when you request early access.
Your accounts and your guests' access stay locked down
No passwords
Sign in with a passkey (Face ID, Touch ID or your phone) or a one-time link sent to your email.
A separate database for each customer
Your properties, stays and usage live in their own database, apart from every other customer's.
Equipment logins encrypted
Your equipment account details are encrypted with a key unique to your account and never shown back in the browser.
Private guest links that expire
Each link is unique to one stay and stops working after check-out.
Priced per amenity. No setup fee.
An amenity is one hot tub. Pick the plan that fits how you rent.
Starter
- Guest controls and per-stay links
- Airbnb calendar sync
- Usage reports at check-out
- Alerts and maintenance reminders
Host Plus
- Everything in Starter
- Pay less in months the tub isn't used
- Share based on billed hours × your rate
Property Manager
- Everything in Starter
- Many properties in one account
- Team roles
- Your branding on guest pages
Launch pricing in US dollars. Amenity Key never charges your guests; guest fees are paid to you through Airbnb.
Common questions
Is charging for the hot tub allowed on Airbnb?
Airbnb lets hosts collect some extra fees as long as they're disclosed in the listing before booking and paid through Airbnb. List the hourly hot tub fee in your listing. After check-out, send a payment request through Airbnb's Resolution Center and attach the usage report. Amenity Key doesn't charge guests or take payments outside Airbnb. Rules can change, so check Airbnb's current policy for your listing.
What equipment does it work with?
Jandy iAqualink today. Hayward OmniLogic and Balboa ControlMySpa are in beta, and Pentair is coming soon. Your tub needs to be connected to the manufacturer's app so Amenity Key can reach it.
Do guests need an app?
No. Guests open a link or scan a QR code in their phone's browser. There's nothing to install and no account to create.
What if the internet drops?
Amenity Key reaches the tub through your equipment's cloud service. If the tub goes offline, guests can't change it from their phone until it reconnects, and you get an alert. The tub's own panel and built-in safety controls keep working. When it's back online, timers and the check-out shut-off apply again.
Can guests make the water too hot?
No. You set the allowed range, and it can never go above 104°F (40°C).
What happens at check-out?
The guest link stops working, the tub turns off, your usual temperature is restored, and you get the usage report by email.
Get early access
We're onboarding a small group of hosts and property managers first. Tell us about your properties and we'll be in touch.