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Asar Cloud

Pricing

One price per room, per month, and everything on this site is in it — the POS, the booking page, housekeeping, the CRM, the books. A restaurant with no rooms pays per outlet.

There is no per-module price list. A hotel pays one figure per room per month, billed to the property, and every module on this site is in it — the POS with its outlets not counted, housekeeping, banquets, the CRM, the central desk, the books, the booking page, the manual and the support. A group pays per room across the group on one invoice. A restaurant with no rooms pays per outlet for the full POS.

What is not ours

OTA connectivity runs through the channel partner, and their fees are theirs, paid to them directly. The payment gateway is the hotel's own account. Neither is marked up here.

The number

Quoted at the demo against the actual room count, the outlets and the city, and confirmed in writing — the PMS site's pricing page says why a published figure would be the wrong one for most hotels.

Leaving

The data export exists so that leaving is possible. It is on the pricing page on purpose.

Elsewhere

The companyAsar Cloud is built by The Orion Group of Hotels, inside its own hotels, for its own desks first — and sold to hotels that want the same.SupportWhat support looks like here: a manual on every screen, refusals written for the person at the desk, a log that answers "what happened", and a person at the other end of the mail.How it comparesAgainst an enterprise hospitality ERP — ten modules that talk to each other, a menu per vertical, a price per module — what is the same, what is different, and what you give up.The numbers, and where each comes fromEvery figure on this site, with its source — a query on the live database, a count in the repository, or a date. Nothing here is a claim.PrivacyThis website sets no cookies, runs no analytics and has no forms. What the product itself holds about a hotel's guests belongs to the hotel, in India, under the hotel's own control.IntegrationsLive: AxisRooms for the OTAs, Tally and CSV for the accountant, signed webhooks and mail. Built and switched on with the first hotel that holds the account: Razorpay and PhonePe, Zoho Books and QuickBooks, and IRP e-invoicing. Aggregators can already post orders in.What is nextEverything else on this site is running on a working hotel today. These are written, tested by their suites and staged, and each waits on a deliberate apply — or, in three cases, on a customer who needs it.