Reynt operator documentation

Welcome to the Reynt operator docs. These pages explain how property managers and marketplace operators use the Reynt admin console day-to-day — from your first listing to a fully running storefront.

What is Reynt?

Reynt is a rental and booking platform. You manage everything from one admin console: your properties, the reservations against them, pricing and availability, payments and invoices, guest communication, and a white-label customer storefront. Guests never see the console — they see your storefront.

New here?

Start with Welcome for a quick orientation, then follow First steps to take a fresh tenant live. The Console tour explains the dashboard, navigation, and shortcuts. Not ready to set anything up yet? Demo mode takes a booking end to end on example content first.

Find your way around

Use the sidebar to jump to a topic:

• Listings — create properties, add content and photos, amenities, add-ons, publishing, and rental registration. See Listings overview.
• Catalog — shared building blocks: amenities, attributes, tags, places & distances, and property types.
• Pricing — base and seasonal rates, stay rules, discounts, fees, and promo codes.
• Availability — block dates, iCal sync, and calendar views.
• Bookings — the booking lifecycle, requests and offers, modifications, cancellations, and guest registration.
• Payments & invoices — payment providers, partial payments, invoice creation, and taxes.
• Customers & owners — the people on either side of a booking.
• Communication — the inbox, notifications, and the email confirmation gate.
• Storefront — custom pages, blog, navigation, theming, domains, and search.
• Languages & AI — multilingual content and AI-assisted generation.
• Configuration — tenant settings, members & roles, and API keys.

Conventions in these docs

• Console means the admin web app you log into.
• Storefront means the customer-facing booking website your guests see.
• Console paths are tenant-scoped: the Owners page lives at /<your-tenant-id>/owners in the console. We refer to pages by their sidebar label, in bold.