OwnerRez MCP. Manage your entire rental portfolio from conversation.

Listen, you're dealing with a whole operation here. You don't want to jump between three different websites just to figure out if the books balance or if that guest paid for the cleaning fee. OwnerRez connects your AI agent straight into every part of your rental business so you can talk to it like you talk to me: direct, fast, and without any fluff.

You're running a whole portfolio, right? You start by letting the agent pull up all properties in your inventory using list_properties. That gives you a clean list of every unit you own or manage. If you need the specifics on one place—like what the rules are, what it costs to rent, and basic details about that specific rental unit—you run get_property.

When you're thinking about bookings, you first want a comprehensive view. You can get a list of multiple reservations using list_bookings, letting you filter them down by status: booked, checked-in, checked-out, or even cancelled. For any single reservation, you use get_booking to pull up every specific detail associated with it.

If you need to know if someone's actually going to stay there and what the rates are for those dates, get_calendar handles that, giving you the day-by-day availability, minimum stay requirements, and daily rate structure.

To track down who paid or who booked, your AI client can search guest profiles using search_guests. This tool pulls up contact info, shows a person’s entire stay history, and gives you their total lifetime spending across all your properties. You need to know what's going on with potential bookings? Use list_inquiries to display every pending booking inquiry from every channel before they even become reservations.

Now for the money stuff—because that's where most of people lose their minds. To get a full financial picture, you audit the revenue stream by listing all payments using list_payments. This shows the amount, the date it came in, and its processing status, which is critical for your accounting reconciliation.

For charges, you use list_charges to list every single fee applied to bookings—deposits, late fees, refunds; it gives you a deep financial breakdown of everything that hit the ledger. You can also check a reservation's total financial standing by running get_booking, which combines the total charges, payments received, and outstanding balance into one view.

To keep tabs on where your bookings are coming from, you run list_channels. This provides a list of all connected booking platforms—whether it’s Airbnb, VRBO, or something else—and gives you their current sync health status so you know what's working right and what needs attention. When you combine that with the booking data, your agent can track down details for any reservation using get_booking, giving you a complete picture of the financial status and billing history all in one go.