Your property looks the part — a cinematic hero, a gallery that sells the view of the North Shore mountains and the harbour. Yet too many of those lookers still finish their booking on Expedia or Booking.com instead of with you. That gap is structural, invisible, and fixable. Start with a free instant scan: drop in your URL and get a score out of 100 plus your top issues, in seconds. No signup, nothing upfront.
Vancouver is an affluent, design-led, west-coast hub: a boutique hotel in Gastown, a waterfront property on Coal Harbour, or a Whistler-adjacent lodge is selling to travellers who expect taste and friction-free booking in the same breath. They land on your beautiful homepage from a phone, swipe through the gallery — and then, if anything stalls or the room rates aren't obvious, they bounce to an OTA that has already indexed your rooms and undercut your own funnel with their commission baked in.
The free instant scan is where you find out if that's happening to you. It reads your live site the way Google and an AI travel assistant do, then hands back a score out of 100 and your top issues in seconds — no call, no signup. It's the fastest honest look at why a property that should be fully booked has gaps in the calendar.
These aren't generic "improve your SEO" notes. Each is a specific way a Vancouver hospitality site hands a guest — and a commission — to someone else.
The free instant scan is deliberately fast and honest. You give it your URL; it gives you back:
One number that says, at a glance, how healthy your site is for humans, search, and AI travel answers — and how much headroom you're leaving on the table.
The handful of problems hurting you most right now — the slow hero, the missing rate schema, the indexing gap — in plain English, not jargon.
No signup, nothing upfront, no sales call to sit through. A real check on your live pages, run on demand.
To be clear: the free scan is the score plus your top issues — not the full 149-check audit. It's the proof there's something worth fixing, so you can decide whether to go deeper.
Beyond the instant scan, there are 12 free tools you can run on your property's site right now — a Core Web Vitals checker to see how your gallery-heavy pages actually perform on mobile, an AI-crawler checker to see whether travel assistants can even read your rooms, a website checkup for a quick overall read, and more. All free, all instant.
When the free scan shows there's real money leaking, the deep audit is the full picture. It's a human-reviewed report — not an automated PDF dump — that runs 149 checks across 15 categories against your property: every room-type page, your rate and Hotel schema, Core Web Vitals on the mobile gallery, your EN/FR hreflang, the booking-engine handoff, and whether AI travel assistants can read and recommend you. Every issue is ranked by what it's actually costing you in direct bookings, with the exact fix.
A hotel site drifts: a new seasonal package, an updated rate, a booking-engine plugin update, a quiet uptime blip on a peak booking night. Optional ongoing monitoring re-scans your property on a schedule and flags problems early — so a broken rate-schema or a downed booking page gets caught before a single guest does. Ask about it when your report lands.
The free scan gives you a score out of 100 and your top issues in seconds — it flags the structural gaps that let the OTAs out-rank your own site: missing rate and Offer schema, a slow rich-media hero, and a clumsy booking-engine handoff. The deep $297 audit then maps every direct-booking leak page by page.
Almost certainly. Vancouver's design-led buyers expect a beautiful site, but autoplay hero video and uncompressed galleries routinely fail Core Web Vitals on mobile, where most travel research happens. Google quietly demotes slow pages, so the very media meant to sell the room is costing you the click.
You need valid Hotel, Offer and rate structured data so Google and assistants like ChatGPT can read your room types, prices and availability. Most Vancouver properties have none, so their rooms stay invisible in the hotel pack and AI itineraries. The audit shows exactly what schema is missing and how to add it.
Yes. I'm based in the Philippines and serve Vancouver hospitality brands remotely. The Philippine timezone is a quiet advantage: your Vancouver morning is my evening, so overnight fixes and monitoring land before your front desk opens. Everything runs over email and a booked call — no local office needed.
Yes, this is a common Canadian-hospitality trap. Without correct hreflang tags, your English and French versions of the same room or offer page compete against each other, splitting the ranking so neither wins. The audit checks your hreflang setup and flags any cannibalisation.
The free scan is an instant score and top issues. The $297 deep audit is 149 checks across 15 categories — a human-reviewed report covering schema, Core Web Vitals, indexing, hreflang, the booking funnel and AI-readability, every issue ranked by what it's costing your property, with the exact fix.
Same audit, written for the market you actually sell in.