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Quicktext vs SuitePad

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

Both land on 6/10 overall, so the choice comes down to fit rather than our scores.

Quicktext is built for hotels wanting a European AI chatbot with direct booking conversion. SuitePad is built for service-rich, longer-stay properties (resort, spa, luxury, boutique) where guests spend real time in the room.

Quicktext SuitePad
Our rating 6/10 6/10
Pricing Now trading as Quinta. Premium from $299/month, based on room count Quote-only. Subscription from around $450/month, or a performance-based model with no upfront hardware cost and an agreed annual ceiling.
Best for Hotels wanting a European AI chatbot with direct booking conversion Service-rich, longer-stay properties (resort, spa, luxury, boutique) where guests spend real time in the room
HQ France (Paris) Germany (Berlin)
Founded 2017 2012
Reviewed by thomas sophie

What each one costs

Quicktext pricing

Premium From $299/month
The only tier shown, priced on room count. Bundles eleven products under the new Q- naming, Q-Data, Q-Channel, Q-SEO, Q-Sales, Q-Task, Q-Connect, Q-Hub, Q-Automate, Q-Mail and Q-BI, alongside the fourth-generation Velma chatbot.

Two things moved at once. The rebrand Thomas described as half-finished is now complete: quicktext.im redirects permanently to quinta.im and the site brands itself Quinta throughout, so his complaint about both names circulating is out of date. And the headline price moved from roughly €250 a month to $299, quoted in dollars. For a Paris company selling mainly to European hotels that is worth noticing, because you now carry the exchange risk on a monthly subscription. The product names in our review no longer match the vendor's either.

SuitePad pricing

Subscription From around $450/month
A fixed monthly fee that bundles the tablets (bought outright or leased into the fee), the software, installation by their team, training and support. There is no published per-room figure, so the real number for your property only appears after a sales call.
Performance-based No upfront cost
SuitePad owns and maintains the hardware, charges nothing upfront, and takes a share of the revenue the tablets generate, with an annual cost ceiling agreed in advance. It is the model I used for my nine-week pilot, and it shifts the hardware risk off the hotel.

Both models are quote-only. Even after the sales call I could not get a clean per-room figure, a revenue-share percentage, or a contract length for my 80-room hotel. Work out your average in-room time before you commit, because that, not the sticker price, decides whether the tablets earn back their cost. For a resort with week-long stays the maths is easy; for a short-stay city hotel like mine it is thin.

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 Quicktext pricing and SuitePad pricing.

Common questions

Which is better, Quicktext or SuitePad?

Both score 6/10 on our ratings, so the right pick depends on what you are optimising for. Read both reviews.

How much do Quicktext and SuitePad cost?

Quicktext: Now trading as Quinta. Premium from $299/month, based on room count

SuitePad: Quote-only. Subscription from around $450/month, or a performance-based model with no upfront hardware cost and an agreed annual ceiling.

Read the full reviews