Stiplo
The digital mystery shopper for hotel direct bookings
What it does
Stiplo is a digital mystery shopper for hotels. It finds what's quietly costing you direct bookings, and what could win you more, across your website, booking journey, search, AI assistants, and listings. It checks whether a guest, and the AI tools they ask first, can find you, trust what they see, and book without friction, then prioritizes every finding by revenue impact with screenshot evidence attached. No setup required, just your hotel's URL.
Stiplo is a digital mystery shopper for hotels. We find what's losing you direct bookings, and what could win you more, across your website, search, AI assistants and listings.
Find out what's quietly costing you direct bookings, and what could win you more, across your website, booking journey, search, AI assistants and listings. Your data is safe. We only look at your publicly accessible pages, the way a guest and an AI do. Every guest starts with a search, and every search now runs through AI. Stiplo audits both views of your website before they cost you a booking. An Easter 2026, 20 percent off banner is still showing in June 2026, two months after it expired. Remove or refresh it, and set an expiry on seasonal promotions. Guests arriving from your June campaign hit a stale offer and lose confidence before they reach the booking engine. Google shows a 3:00 PM…from stiplo.io
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