Jhattse Business vs Hotelogix: Pricing, Features & Which One Fits Your Property

The Short Answer

The core difference is how you pay. Hotelogix charges per room per month (public listings show roughly ₹250 to ₹599 per room depending on tier, with minimum monthly billing from about ₹4,250). JHATTSE BUSINESS PMS charges a flat ₹1,800 per month plus GST for the whole property, every module included. For a small hotel, that gap compounds every month; for a large property, Hotelogix's enterprise depth may justify its model.

Below is the full comparison: pricing math at different property sizes, feature differences that matter in daily operations, and a straight answer on which property each system fits.

Jhattse vs Hotelogix at a Glance

All prices in this comparison are exclusive of GST. Hotelogix figures reflect publicly listed pricing on third-party directories such as Techjockey as of August 2026; the vendor's own site quotes through sales, so confirm current pricing for your property.

The Pricing Math at Three Property Sizes

Per-room pricing sounds small until you multiply it. Using the publicly listed entry tier (~₹250/room/month) against Jhattse's flat ₹1,800:

• 10 rooms: Hotelogix entry tier lands at its minimum billing (about ₹4,250/month per listings). Jhattse: ₹1,800. The flat fee is less than half.
• 20 rooms: roughly ₹5,000/month at the entry tier, more on higher tiers. Jhattse: still ₹1,800.
• 40 rooms: roughly ₹10,000/month at the entry tier. Jhattse: still ₹1,800.

The pattern is the point: per-room pricing penalizes growth. Adding a floor of rooms raises your software bill even though the software does nothing new. A flat fee means the incremental software cost of your next room is zero.

To be fair to the model: per-room pricing lets a very small property start cheap on a stripped-down tier, and enterprise groups get custom pricing where the math changes entirely. Check both quotes against your actual room count.

Features: What Daily Operations Actually Touch

OTA sync and distribution

Both systems handle the channels that matter in India: Booking.com, MakeMyTrip, Goibibo, Agoda, Airbnb. Jhattse includes real-time sync across 100+ OTAs in the flat fee. On Hotelogix, distribution capability is tied to your tier, so verify the channel manager is in the plan you are being quoted, not the plan on the brochure.

Guest messaging

Jhattse builds the WhatsApp Business API into the product: booking confirmations, check-in reminders, and review requests fire automatically at utility-message rates. Hotelogix reaches WhatsApp through integrations, which typically means another vendor and another bill.

Beyond the front desk

The less glamorous modules decide the monthly total. Accounting, payroll, restaurant POS with QR room-service ordering, CRM, housekeeping task boards, and 30+ reports (occupancy, ADR, expenses) are all inside Jhattse's flat fee. On per-room or tiered systems, several of these usually arrive as integrations or higher tiers. Price the whole stack, not the front desk alone.

Where Hotelogix Is the Right Choice

Hotelogix has been serving hotels for a long time and is particularly strong for multi-property groups that want enterprise-grade central reservation control and are large enough to negotiate custom pricing. If you run a group of mid-size hotels with a revenue manager on staff, its depth in that segment is genuine and the per-room model may price out fine at negotiated rates.

Where Jhattse Is the Right Choice

If you run an independent hotel, resort, homestay, or guesthouse in India and want the entire operation (front desk, OTAs, GST billing with e-invoicing, housekeeping, POS, payroll, WhatsApp) on one system at one predictable price, Jhattse's flat ₹1,800/month is the wedge. Multi-property owners are covered too, with multi-property management and role-based staff access included rather than sold as an enterprise upgrade.

Details on the full stack are on the hotel management software page, and the walkthrough videos show the actual screens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is cheaper, Jhattse or Hotelogix?

For most independent properties, Jhattse: ₹1,800/month flat versus per-room pricing that public listings show starting around ₹250/room/month with minimum billing near ₹4,250. Hotel groups negotiating custom Hotelogix pricing should run their own numbers.

Does per-room pricing ever make sense?

Yes, at the extremes: very small properties on stripped-down tiers, and large groups with negotiated rates. In the middle, where most independent Indian hotels sit, per-room bills grow faster than the value delivered.

Can Jhattse handle multiple properties like Hotelogix?

Yes. Multi-property management with centralized reporting and role-based multi-staff access is included in the flat fee, not sold as a separate enterprise edition.

Is Hotelogix a bad product?

No. It is an established system with real strength in the group and enterprise segment. This comparison is about pricing model and fit for independent Indian properties.

What does switching involve?

A few days of setup and data migration, then one to two weeks running both systems in parallel. Plan the OTA reconnection for low season and verify room-type mappings on every channel before cutting over.

How do I verify current Hotelogix pricing?

Request a written quote from their sales team for your exact room count and required modules, then compare it line by line against Jhattse's flat fee. Ten minutes with both quotes settles the question better than any blog post.

The Bottom Line

Hotelogix earns its place in the enterprise and group segment. For the independent Indian hotel, the comparison usually ends at the pricing model: a bill that grows with every room versus ₹1,800/month for everything, forever the same number. Get both quotes in writing and do the multiplication for your own property.

Book a free Jhattse demo and bring your current quote; the team will do the side-by-side with you, module by module.