Clock PMS+ pricing
Last verified during our review of Clock PMS+. Pricing in hotel software changes often; treat this as a starting point, not a quote. If the cost does not fit, see the alternatives to Clock PMS+ we've tested.
Pricing
~€250–810/month depending on revenue and rooms
- Best for
- Independent hotels wanting an all-in-one platform from a bootstrapped European company
- HQ
- UK (London) / Bulgaria (Varna)
- Founded
- 1994
- Our rating
- 7/10
How the pricing is structured
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.
Common questions
How much does Clock PMS+ cost?
Roughly €250 to €810 a month, depending on your room count and revenue. It's a single scaled model rather than a tier ladder, so you aren't paying to unlock basics, and there are no per-room-per-night surcharges that grow unpredictably with occupancy.
Does Clock PMS+ publish its pricing?
Enough of it to be useful, which puts it ahead of most of this category. You can find the range without phoning a sales team first. In a market where the tier a mid-sized independent actually needs is usually hidden behind a call, naming a number is a small act of respect.
Is Clock PMS+ good value against the venture-backed alternatives?
It sits in the middle of the market on price and stays there. The thing that doesn't show up on the invoice is ownership: Clock has been bootstrapped since 1994, so there's no investor expecting a return that has to come from somewhere. With a venture-backed vendor, the pricing you sign today is a bet on what the cap table wants in three years.
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