RoomQueue

Not open yet — building now

The hotel is sold out.
It won't stay that way.

People cancel constantly — plans change, deposits get written off, blocks get released back. The room you wanted usually does reopen. You just aren't watching at 11pm on a Tuesday when it happens.

RoomQueue watches for you and tells you the second it opens.

It decides which cities we cover first.

One email at launch. No phone number needed — we don't text anyone who hasn't asked for it.

How it will work

  1. 1

    Pick the hotel and your dates

    Search for the place you actually wanted. Drop a radius around it and we'll include everything nearby that's also full — often that's where the first opening shows up.

  2. 2

    We watch, as often as you've paid for

    Every property in your circle, checked on a schedule. It speeds up as your check-in date gets closer, because that's when cancellations cluster.

  3. 3

    You get told immediately

    Email, or a text message if you want one. Price, room type, whether it's refundable, and a link straight to the booking page.

What we're building that nobody else has

Reply YES and it's booked

planned

An alert is only useful if you're holding your phone. The plan is that you reply YES to the text and we complete the booking with your saved details and loyalty number — so a room that opens while you're asleep is still yours in the morning.

An honest 'we don't know'

When a booking site fails to answer, that is not the same as a room being gone, and we will never report it as though it were. A false 'it's gone' is how you learn to ignore alerts.

Rentals count too

Apartments and holiday rentals are included by default. On a genuinely sold-out weekend they're often the only thing that opens. You can switch them off per trip.

We'll say what we can't see

No booking site lists every hotel, and no service can watch inventory it has no access to. Where we can't monitor a property, the map will say so rather than implying we're on it.

Planned pricing

Priced per trip, not as a subscription — you're booking one trip, not signing up for a service you'll forget to cancel. Nothing is for sale yet and these numbers may move before launch.

Free

Free

  • Checked every hour
  • Up to 3 properties
  • Email alerts

Standard

$7 per trip

  • Checked every 10 minutes
  • Up to 20 properties
  • Text message and email

Rush

$19 per trip

  • Checked every minute
  • Unlimited properties
  • Text message and email

Text alerts are on paid tiers only — each message costs us money to send, and free text alerts is how a service ends up sending fewer of them.

Straight answers

Can I use it today?
No. We're still building, and we haven't finished arranging access to hotel availability data. Leave your email and you'll get one message when that changes.
How do you make money?
Two ways, and neither is hidden. Some booking links earn us a commission from the booking site at no extra cost to you, and the faster tiers are paid. When a link earns us something, we say so.
Will you spam me?
The signup box above sends exactly one email, at launch. Text messages are opt-in, paid-tier only, and stop the moment you reply STOP. Quiet hours are on by default, so an alert at 3am waits until morning unless you've told us the trip is urgent.
Can you watch every hotel?
No, and neither can anyone else. We can only watch inventory we have legitimate access to through a booking partner. Where a property isn't covered we'll show that plainly instead of quietly not watching it.
Do you guarantee I'll get a room?
No. We can tell you the moment something opens; we can't make a cancellation happen. For a genuinely full weekend, there may be nothing to find.

Got a trip where everything's booked?

Tell us which one. It decides the cities we cover first.

It decides which cities we cover first.

One email at launch. No phone number needed — we don't text anyone who hasn't asked for it.