RoverPass Pricing: Plans That Scale With Your Park

Small parks pay a $99/month minimum, and each reservation is $3.50 and counts toward that minimum, so you're billed the greater of $99 or your reservations times $3.50, never both. Past about 30 reservations a month the $3.50 fees exceed $99 and the minimum stops applying. Medium parks pay $3.50 per reservation with no monthly minimum, and large parks and resorts get custom pricing from $1.50 per reservation. Every tier includes the full platform.

Absolutely. The Small tier fits parks of any size, you get the full booking calendar, payments, automated confirmations, phone support, and onboarding from day one.

Yes. You stay on the same account and platform, we simply update your pricing as you add sites. Higher volume unlocks waived monthly fees and lower per reservation rates.

Yes. Phone support and a dedicated onboarding manager are included on Small, Medium, and Large tiers, alongside email and chat support, so you get white-glove setup no matter your size.

Small parks have a $99/month minimum with a $3.50 per-reservation fee that counts toward it, so you pay whichever is greater and never both. Medium parks pay $3.50 per reservation with no minimum, and Large starts at $1.50 per reservation with custom terms. You decide who covers the per-reservation fee: your park can absorb it, or it can be passed through to the camper at checkout, which is how many parks run with no software cost of their own.

Yes. Multi property management is included at every tier. Switch between parks from a single dashboard and roll up reporting across your portfolio.

Most parks go live in 1 to 2 weeks. Our team handles data migration, site map setup, and channel connections, onboarding is included on every tier.

Yes. Our customer success stories cover parks of every size, with figures taken from their own RoverPass reservation data. Camp Holly grew revenue 5x while adding glamping units; Winding River Campground lifted camping revenue 14% and reservations 30% in a single year after migrating off a legacy system; Piney Hills RV scaled from 10 sites to nearly 100; and Indian Hills RV Resort went from 9-10% occupancy to fully booked.