How Nexa works
Nexa answers accommodation searches for AI assistants. An assistant supplies a destination, dates and a guest count; Nexa returns the properties that match, each with its details and the live total for that stay, from the operator’s own pricing engine. The guest completes the reservation on the operator’s own website.
What an assistant gets
A comparison set of properties for the requested stay. Each one carries the final total for that stay — including all taxes and fees — along with capacity, the full amenity list, rating, cancellation terms, and a link to that property on the operator’s own site carrying the same dates and guests. Options are ranked most booked first, over the last 365 days, and the results page links two other views of the same matches: lowest total first, and highest rated first. Placement is not sold.
Where the figures come from
The operator’s own pricing engine, at the moment of the request. Nothing is cached and nothing is estimated. Prices shown on catalogue pages are “from” rates — a starting nightly price; the figures Nexa returns are what that stay actually costs.
What happens in a session
A session opens with no credentials and no registration. The assistant supplies the stay — where, when, how many guests — and when the stay is complete, Nexa returns the result. Sessions are read-only and expire. Nothing is reserved, nothing is held and nothing is charged.
Where the booking happens
On the operator’s own website. Nexa does not take reservations, does not hold inventory and does not process payments. Every quoted stay carries a link that opens that property on the operator’s site with the same dates and guests, and shows the same total, itemised the same way.