Clock PMS+ vs Noovy
Factual side-by-side, not editorial. Both tools have been tested at a working European hotel. For opinions, read the individual reviews linked below.
The short version
On our hands-on ratings, Clock PMS+ takes it overall, 7/10 against 6/10.
Clock PMS+ is built for independent hotels wanting an all-in-one platform from a bootstrapped European company. Noovy is built for budget-conscious independents wanting radical pricing transparency and simplicity.
| Clock PMS+ | Noovy | |
|---|---|---|
| Our rating | 7/10 | 6/10 |
| Pricing | ~€250–810/month depending on revenue and rooms | €5/room/month (€95/hotel/month minimum), €499 one-off setup fee, 1-year term |
| Best for | Independent hotels wanting an all-in-one platform from a bootstrapped European company | Budget-conscious independents wanting radical pricing transparency and simplicity |
| HQ | UK (London) / Bulgaria (Varna) | Europe |
| Founded | 1994 | 2023 |
| Reviewed by | marc | elena |
What each one costs
Clock PMS+ pricing
- Scaled subscription ~€250–810/month
- One model, scaled by room count and revenue rather than split into feature tiers that withhold things you need. No per-room-per-night surcharges that climb unpredictably as your occupancy rises, and no requirement to sit through a deck before anyone will name a number.
By PMS standards this is transparent, and I don't say that often. You can find the range, you can work out roughly where your property lands, and the all-in-one bundle means the figure you see is close to the figure you pay rather than a base rate with the useful parts sold separately. Sophie would appreciate it; she keeps spreadsheets on exactly this sort of thing. Worth remembering what you're also buying: a company that has built hotel software since 1994 without taking venture capital, which means no investor clock running down toward an exit.
Noovy pricing
- Per-room subscription €5/room/month
- One number, published on the website in plain figures, with a €95 monthly minimum for very small properties. For my thirty rooms that comes to €150 a month, and it covers the PMS, channel manager, booking engine, basic revenue management and guest communication together.
- Setup fee €499 one-off
- Stated openly rather than sprung on you later, which is the part I want to praise. It takes a real bite out of year one, so count it in your first-season budget rather than treating it as a rounding error.
No tiers to decode, no starting-from language that means something different once you're on a call. I showed the pricing page to my mother and she nodded, and that nod carries weight in our family. This matters more than principle for a seasonal hotel: we budget in the winter for the summer and hire on those projections, so a surprise charge in July doesn't just cost money, it costs the hours I spend reading invoices instead of talking to guests. Against RoomRaccoon at around €200 a month for my size and Mews closer to €300, Noovy at €150 gives back about €900 across a six-month season. That's most of a seasonal hire's first month. Note the one-year term.
Prices as last verified during each review. Hotel software pricing moves, and per-room rates behave very differently at 20 rooms and at 200, so run the arithmetic at your own room count. Full detail on Clock PMS+ pricing and Noovy pricing.
Common questions
Which is better, Clock PMS+ or Noovy?
On our ratings Clock PMS+ scores 7/10 against Noovy at 6/10. But the better tool is the one that fits your property, so read both reviews before you decide.
How much do Clock PMS+ and Noovy cost?
Clock PMS+: ~€250–810/month depending on revenue and rooms
Noovy: €5/room/month (€95/hotel/month minimum), €499 one-off setup fee, 1-year term
Read the full reviews
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Clock PMS+
Every subscription is a vote. Clock has been building hotel software since 1994 without taking venture capital. In a market where your PMS vendor might get acquired next quarter, that counts for something.
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Noovy
A PMS that costs less per room than a coffee. I wanted to know what you give up for that price, and whether my staff would notice.