Rezcontrol and TRYBE integrate to give hotel spa guests a seamlessly connected booking experience. Rezcontrol has partnered with TRYBE, the leading operational platform for spa, leisure and activity bookings, to give hotels with spas something genuinely new: a fully connected guest journey from the very first moment of booking, right through to checkout. This is more than a back-end sync. The integration links TRYBE's spa management platform directly with the Rezcontrol PMS and, critically, brings spa, leisure and activities into the Rezcontrol direct booking engine on your hotel's own website. Guests can now browse your rooms, add a spa experience,, reserve a restaurant table, select pre-arrival extras and upgrades, and pay for everything in a single transaction, before they even pack a bag. The problem hotels with spas have always faced. A hotel's spa is one of its most valuable revenue centres. But capturing that revenue has always required a guest to take an extra step: whether that's visiting a separate booking page, calling the spa team, or waiting until they arrive to arrange treatments. Each extra step is a dropped booking, and each dropped booking is revenue that's left on the table. On the operations side, spa and hotel teams have traditionally relied on separate systems that don't talk to each other, meaning manual reconciliation at the end of every shift, duplicate data entry, and room for error on guest folios and financial reports. The Rezcontrol and TRYBE integration addresses both challenges at once improving back-of-house operations. How it works. For guests booking on your website, powered by the Rezcontrol direct booking engine: * Guests can browse and book available spa experiences at the same time as selecting their room, all within the Rezcontrol direct booking engine on your hotel's own website * Spa packages combining an overnight stay, with selected treatments can be offered in one single booking flow * Guests can also build bespoke stays, choosing their own room and adding individual treatments, extras and upsells in the same booking journey * Restaurant reservations via compatible table booking software, and Giftpro voucher redemptions can also be incorporated into the same transaction, creating a fully connected pre-arrival experience For hotel and spa teams: * All bookings and payments processed through TRYBE are pushed automatically to Rezcontrol at the end of each day, keeping hotel accounts accurate without any manual reconciliation * Spa, leisure and activities captured in TRYBE feeds directly into the guest's record in Rezcontrol, giving hotel teams a complete picture of every guest's spend in one place * Manual data entry between systems is removed, so what is booked and paid for in TRYBE always matches what appears on the PMS * For hotel groups running multiple spa, leisure or activity operations through TRYBE, the Rezcontrol integration delivers consistent, reliable syncing across every property Why this matters. The ability to sell spa packages, extras and dining alongside the room at the point of booking is one of the most significant ancillary revenue opportunities available to hotels right now. Guests are at their most willing to spend in the moment they are booking, not when they arrive at reception. A connected booking engine that presents the full guest experience, room, spa, restaurant, extras, in a single, frictionless journey captures that spending before the guest even considers a third-party booking site. For hotel teams, the operational benefit is equally real. Ending the manual work of bridging two separate systems gives front-of-house and finance teams time back every day, and removes the errors that come with duplicate entry. In their words. TRYBE Co-Founder, Ricky Daniels, commented: "Behind every great guest experience is an operator who isn't buried in admin. Our integration with Rezcontrol means hotels get the full power of TRYBE's booking and operational management tools for their spa, with the guest-facing booking journey powered by Rezcontrol's direct booking engine. Everything flows straight into the PMS automatically. It's one less thing for hotel teams to worry about." Getting started. If your hotel uses Rezcontrol and is running spa, leisure or activity operations through TRYBE, speak to your account manager about activating the integration. If you are using Rezcontrol but have not yet explored TRYBE, now is the time to see how the two platforms work together, not just to keep your spa and front desk in sync, but to give your guests a booking experience that sells your whole property, not just your rooms.

Friendbuy now integrates with TRYBE. Samantha Samuels July 13, 2026 Table of contents. Join its Community! Its referral and loyalty engine now runs natively inside TRYBE - giving spa, leisure and activity operators a measurable acquisition and retention channel, without a separate tech stack. The news: Friendbuy's referral and loyalty engine now runs natively inside TRYBE, the cloud-native platform for spas, bathhouses, hotels, and leisure operators. Spa, leisure, and activity businesses can now launch and manage referral and loyalty programmes inside the platform they already use to run bookings and memberships - turning happy guests into a measurable acquisition and retention channel. Here's why it matters. Talk to operators running a growing spa, bathhouse, or activity business and you'll hear a version of the same story. Bookings are strong. Reviews are glowing. Guests leave happy. And yet the line item that keeps climbing is paid acquisition - more ad spend, more agencies, more content, for returns that flatten a little more each quarter. It's a hard spot: a business people genuinely love, running on a growth engine that gets more expensive the harder you push it. The instinct is to optimize the ads. The opportunity is somewhere else entirely. (Friendbuy, Inc. unpacked the true, often-hidden cost of that treadmill in a separate piece on the real cost of "cheap" acquisition.) Experience businesses are built on goodwill. Almost none of them have a system to capture it. Word-of-mouth is already happening. That's the problem. Ask operators where new guests come from and "a friend recommended us" sits near the top of every list. Customer surveys say the same thing, consistently. The recommendation is happening - at the dinner table, in the group chat, in the changing room - whether or not anyone is paying attention to it. What's missing isn't demand. It's infrastructure. There's no system that asks a delighted guest to refer a friend at the right moment, rewards both of them when it works, and tells you what any of it earned. So the single most trusted channel a brand has - another person's recommendation - stays invisible on the P&L, while the channels you can measure get all the budget by default. Why this gap exists in experience businesses specifically. Ecommerce brands solved this years ago. Referral and loyalty programs are standard kit, wired into the checkout and the customer record. Experience businesses got left behind for a practical reason: their world runs on bookings, memberships, and front-desk operations - not carts. The tools that systematize word-of-mouth lived somewhere else, in a separate stack no operator had time to bolt on. So the work that should be automatic stayed manual, which means it mostly didn't happen at all. A punch card here, a "tell a friend" sign there. Nothing that compounds. What changes when the system lives where you work. The fix isn't another platform to log into. It's putting referral and loyalty inside the system operators already run all day. When a guest finishes a treatment, the referral offer is right there. When they refer a friend, the reward fulfils itself. When you want to know what referrals earned this month, it sits next to your bookings - not in a spreadsheet you'll build later. That's exactly why Friendbuy, Inc. built Friendbuy's integration with TRYBE. Operators can reward referrals, drive repeat visits with points and tiers, and measure the whole thing without leaving the platform they already use to run the business. The goodwill was always there. Now there's a channel attached to it. Bathhouse went further on retention, too - using loyalty to move treatment customers into the bathing ritual and bathers into treatments, lifting lifetime value across both groups. See the full story None of this replaces a great guest experience - it runs on it. The brands that win here aren't the ones spending the most on ads. They're the ones who finally gave their happiest guests a way to do what they were already trying to do: bring a friend.