Your Holiday Home,
Booked Direct.
Cavmir builds the website, the Google and AI search work, the photography, film and social posts for holiday homes across Australia, from one beach house to a portfolio. Every price on these pages is in Australian dollars.
Most guests find an Australian holiday home the same way. They open Airbnb, Stayz or Booking.com, filter by town and dates, and compare a screen of listings that look alike. Cavmir works on the part the platforms leave to you: a website under your own name and domain, pages written for the searches guests make on Google and in AI assistants, photography and film that show the place properly, and social posts and email that bring past guests back to book direct.
Your listings stay where they are. The marketing gives guests more ways to find you, and a reason to pick your home over the next one on the map.
40 to 125 pages in your brand, with a button to your listing, a link to your booking engine, or live direct booking from your property management system. The domain, the words and the photos are yours.
SEO, local guides and GEO: the pages and files that let ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI Mode read your site and quote it correctly.
Instagram and Facebook carousels on every plan; Reels, Pinterest, YouTube and TikTok as the plans go up, made from your own photos and film.
One email a month on Silver and above, sent only to guests who booked direct or signed up on your site, each with an unsubscribe link.
Photo: “Byron Bay Lighthouse, Beach and Hinterland in the Northern Rivers, NSW, Australia” by Kpravin2, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Three website packages and four monthly plans. The website is a one-time build; the plans keep it found and booked.
Sends guests to your Airbnb, Stayz or Booking.com listing, or takes enquiries
A$2,110one-time build, two to three weeks · billed as US$1,475Direct booking option
A$4,070one-time build, four to five weeks · billed as US$2,850Direct booking synced with your PMS
A$5,330one-time build, six to eight weeks · billed as US$3,732Your website kept up and found, with steady Instagram and Facebook posts
A$410a month · billed as US$290Prepay 6 months: A$2,240 (save 10%) · 12 months: A$4,220 (save 15%)6-month minimum, then month to month1 to 2 homes, up to about A$215,000 a year in bookings
A$840a month · billed as US$590Prepay 6 months: A$4,550 (save 10%) · 12 months: A$8,590 (save 15%)6-month minimum, then month to month2 to 5 homes, about A$215,000 to A$500,000 a year in bookings
A$1,410a month · billed as US$985Prepay 6 months: A$7,590 (save 10%) · 12 months: A$14,340 (save 15%)6-month minimum, then month to month5 to 10 homes, about A$500,000 to A$855,000 a year in bookings
A$2,350a month · billed as US$1,645Prepay 6 months: A$12,680 (save 10%) · 12 months: A$23,950 (save 15%)6-month minimum, then month to monthPrices in Australian dollars at the Reserve Bank of Australia rate of 23 October 2026 (US$1 = A$1.43), rounded to the nearest A$10. Cavmir is a United States company: it bills the US-dollar amount by card, your bank converts it, and Cavmir adds no GST.
A page for each of the markets below, with the rates, the seasons, the rules and what works in marketing a home there.
Airbnb, Stayz and Booking.com bring strangers to your door, and nothing Cavmir builds asks you to leave them. A site of your own gives guests a second place to find you, a reason to remember your name, and a way to come back without paying platform service fees.
Cavmir's direct-booking sites take homes, photos, rates and availability from Guesty, Hostaway or Hospitable and refresh them on their own, so the site never shows a price your system would not take. The guest pays through your system's checkout: the money goes to you, not through Cavmir.
Prices on your site show in Australian dollars, with the cleaning fee and any other compulsory charge inside the total a guest sees first, as the Australian Consumer Law expects. Your own site can also show your state registration number and your house rules in plain words.
Cavmir works from your own photos and footage, edited to show the place as it is. Where a page needs a picture of the town or the beach, it uses licensed photographs with the credit printed under them.
Each state sets its own rules for holiday rentals, and councils add their own. The short version is below; the full page has the detail and the sources.
Generative engine optimisation (GEO) is the work of getting a holiday home named inside AI answers from ChatGPT, Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot. Cavmir splits it into four jobs: findable (the technical SEO), quotable (content an assistant can lift), corroborated (press and links from other sites that vouch for you) and bookable (your own direct-booking site).
In Cavmir's July 2026 study, independent operators took 82% of the Google AI citations and Airbnb and Vrbo appeared in 17% of the answers. A well-built site of your own can be the source an assistant quotes. The full method is in Cavmir's GEO guide.
Send the form below with your town and where the home lists today. A written proposal in Australian dollars follows within 48 hours.
Book a call and the times show in your own time zone. Cavmir's team is in the Americas, so most calls fall in your morning.
You send photos and logins once. Cavmir builds the site on a preview link, you mark it up, and it goes live on your domain.
On a plan, the posts, guide pages, email and AI-search work happen on a schedule, with one report a month from Google Search Console and Analytics.
Cavmir is new to Australia, so the work below is from the United States, the Caribbean and Brazil. The approach is the same in every market.
Yes. Cavmir builds websites and runs monthly marketing for holiday homes, short-stay apartments and small portfolios in every Australian state and territory. The team works remotely, so the work is the same in Byron Bay as in Hobart.
Every price on these pages is shown in Australian dollars, converted at the Reserve Bank of Australia rate of 23 October 2026 and rounded to the nearest A$10. Cavmir bills the US-dollar amount by card, so your bank's rate on the day decides the exact Australian figure.
No. Cavmir is a United States company and adds no GST to its prices. If your business is registered for GST, ask your accountant how to treat services bought from overseas.
No. Cavmir is a marketing agency. Your property manager, co-host or cleaner keeps running the stays; Cavmir builds the website, the search and AI work, the photos and the posts that bring guests to you.
No. Your listings stay where they are. The website and the marketing give guests another way to find you and a reason to book you directly next time.
Cavmir's direct-booking sites take live rates and availability from Guesty, Hostaway and Hospitable today. With other systems the site links to your own booking engine or your listing. Guests pay through your property management system, so the money never passes through Cavmir.
Two to three weeks for the Starter site, four to five weeks for the Mid Tier and six to eight weeks for the Full site with direct booking, from the day you send your photos and logins.
Yes: 6 months, because the first two months carry the most set-up work. After that a plan runs month to month and you can stop with 30 days' written notice. Prepaying 6 months saves 10%, and 12 months saves 15%.
No. Registration, permits and levies stay with you or your manager. Cavmir shows your registration number on your website where the state asks for it, and the rules page sets out what each state requires.
When you book a call, the times show in your own time zone. Cavmir's team is in the Americas, so most calls with Australian owners fall in your morning.
Which home, which town, and where it lists today. A written proposal in A$ follows within 48 hours.
