How much does a RoverPass website cost?
$34.99 to $99 a month.
Basic is $34.99 and Pro $64.99 a month, or $99 with its AI chatbot, with no setup fee. RoverPass calls the design free; the monthly fee is for the website service.
RoverPass’s website only works with RoverPass. Ours is written for you, and works with any booking tool.
RoverPass, campground software from Austin, Texas, builds websites for parks that use its reservation software, from $34.99 a month with no setup fee, which costs less than Happy Websites. Small parks also pay a $99 monthly software minimum, and its terms keep the website code and design as RoverPass’s.
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No contracts ✦ No setup fees ✦ Unlimited edits ✦ Your site, your domain ✦ Cancel anytime
$34.99 to $99 a month.
Basic is $34.99 and Pro $64.99 a month, or $99 with its AI chatbot, with no setup fee. RoverPass calls the design free; the monthly fee is for the website service.
Yes.
The website is only for parks on RoverPass reservation software. Small parks pay the greater of $99 a month or $3.50 per reservation, a fee parks can pass on to campers.
Six pages you edit yourself.
Home, gallery, amenities, activities, rates and contact pages, with rates pulled from RoverPass, plus hosting, basic SEO and ongoing support. You change text and photos in its editor.
Not the code or design.
RoverPass’s terms list website code, visual design and templates as its exclusive property. You give it a license to use the photos and text you submit.
Anytime, by email.
Its pricing page says cancel anytime, and its terms say you end your account by emailing its host support team. Access ends on termination, and fees you owe stay due.
RoverPass’s website makes sense if you already run your park on RoverPass and want a low-cost site with your rates and bookings built in, and you’re happy to edit it yourself.
A 15-minute call about your business and what you want the site to do.
Designed and written for you, included in your plan. Live in about two weeks.
And take hosting off your plate. The site and the domain are yours.
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Example homepage designs for an RV park near Mammoth Cave, a lakeside campground on Lake Cumberland and a glamping site near the Red River Gorge. Tap one to see the whole page.
RV park
Lakeside campground
Glamping & cabins
Yes. RoverPass is campground reservation and management software based in Austin, Texas, started in 2015, and says more than 2,000 US parks run on it. It has a B- rating from the BBB, where it isn’t accredited and has one complaint, from a camper, in the past three years. Its Trustpilot profile has no reviews.
RoverPass’s website service is $34.99 a month for Basic and $64.99 for Pro, or $99 for Pro with its AI chatbot, with no setup fee. It’s only for parks on RoverPass reservation software, where small parks pay the greater of $99 a month or $3.50 per reservation.
Not the site itself. RoverPass’s terms say its website code, visual design and templates are its exclusive property, and the website service only runs with RoverPass reservation software. The photos and text you submit are yours, though you give RoverPass a license to use them.
RoverPass says you can cancel anytime. Its terms say you end your account by emailing its host support team at hostsupport@roverpass.com. Your access to the services ends when the account does, and any fees you owe remain due.
If you want the website designed, written and edited for you, and kept yours whatever software you use, yes. RoverPass’s website costs less, from $34.99 a month, and pulls your rates and bookings from RoverPass, but it needs RoverPass reservation software. Keep RoverPass for reservations; we link your Reserve a site buttons to it.