str market mapRunning a rental throws up questions that need a specialist: what a city requires before a listing goes live, how to answer a damaging review, what an owner statement should contain, whether a rate is leaving money on the table. Answers like these normally come from a consultant, a forum thread or trial and error, and none of the three arrives when the question does.
StayAlly is a subscription advice service for short-term rental operators, delivered as a set of chat assistants that each cover one domain: pricing, listing quality, distribution, operations, guest relations, compliance research, owner reporting, tech selection, marketing and growth planning.
The operator picks the assistant matching the question and works it in conversation, attaching documents where useful. A free tier allows a fixed number of exchanges; paid monthly tiers open the full set. The assistants run on general-purpose models from third-party providers rather than on a connection to the operator's own systems, so nothing is read from a PMS, a channel or an accounting package, and there are no integrations to configure. What comes back is written guidance to act on or verify, which the service itself asks operators to check before relying on it for legal, tax or financial decisions.
Owners listing a first property, managers running portfolios from a handful of doors into the hundreds, and investors assessing a purchase, who want a specialist answer quickly and will do their own verification on anything consequential.
Listed on STR Market Map, the short-term-rental software marketplace.