Guests pay cash at reception and the room never appears in the register.
Every walk-in is posted to a live calendar with the posting staff member attached.
Nigeria · Updated 2026-09-19
LodgeStatus is built in Nigeria for Nigerian hotels. One flat naira subscription runs your front desk, housekeeping, restaurant and bar POS, guest website, and payments — with no per-room pricing, no setup fee, and no direct-booking commission. Basic starts at ₦5,000/month, which is ₦49,800 a year (about ₦4,150 per month) when you pay annually.
No setup fee · No per-room pricing · No commission on direct bookings · Naira billing
Price
The cheapest genuinely complete option is our Basic plan at ₦5,000 per month — ₦49,800 a year, about ₦4,150 per month. Nothing else in the market is priced flat like this: per-room platforms charge a fee for every room you own, and per-property platforms charge for every branch you open.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | ₦5,000/mo | ₦49,800/yr (₦4,150/mo) | Up to 20 rooms, 1 property |
| Standard | ₦10,000/mo | ₦99,600/yr (₦8,300/mo) | Up to 60 rooms, 2 properties |
| Enterprise | ₦50,000/mo | ₦498,000/yr (₦41,500/mo) | Unlimited rooms, up to 3 properties, free website |
Published Nigeria pricing. No setup fee, no per-room charge, no commission on direct bookings.
See the full Nigeria price comparison against per-room and commission-based rivals →
Local fit
Why owners switch
Guests pay cash at reception and the room never appears in the register.
Every walk-in is posted to a live calendar with the posting staff member attached.
Bar and restaurant bottles disappear faster than the sales sheet says.
The POS tracks stock in purchase batches (FIFO), so you see true gain per drink, not just revenue.
Double bookings happen because the paper book and the phone call do not agree.
Walk-ins, phone reservations, website bookings, and QR orders share one live calendar.
Shift handover is a verbal story with no numbers behind it.
A daily 10pm audit report lands on WhatsApp with occupancy, cash collected, and low-stock alerts.
The network drops and the front desk stops entirely.
Offline desktop mode keeps check-ins, check-outs, and room charges working through the downtime.
Nobody knows what the restaurant actually earned after cost.
Cost-versus-selling-versus-profit reporting per selling point, product, and staff member.
Payments
Money settles into your own merchant or bank account. LodgeStatus never holds your funds and never takes a percentage of a booking.
Offline reliability
Nigeria means load shedding and mobile-data gaps. The LodgeStatus desktop app (macOS, Windows, Linux) runs the front desk locally and syncs to the cloud when connectivity returns, so a bad network does not stop check-ins, folio charges, or POS sales.
Benchmarks
What the rest of the market charges Nigeria hotels, and the pricing model behind each figure. Publicly listed price cards, reviewed September 2026.
From $5–$30+ per month, often per room or per property
Pricing is set in USD, so your naira cost moves with the exchange rate and the renewal-day FX spread.
$7.99–$17.99 per room / month (public price cards, Sep 2026)
A 40-room Nigerian hotel on $7.99/room is about $320/month — roughly ₦500,000 — versus ₦5,000/month flat.
Quote-based, usually with a setup or training fee
You cannot see the price until you sit through a sales meeting, and the quote usually scales with your room count.
≈$700/month list before implementation
Built for 100+ room international flagships: consultants, three-to-six-month rollouts, and annual contracts.
₦0
Free — until the first unrecorded room night, missing bar bottle, or double booking costs more than a year of software.
₦5,000/mo flat · ₦49,800/yr
One subscription with every feature included — no per-room fee, no setup fee, no booking commission, and no charge for the direct booking website you launch on day one.
By city
Business travel, corporate accounts, weekend leisure, weddings and events, plus the country’s densest shortlet market.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
Government and diplomatic travel, conferences, NGO and corporate retreats, and steady weekday corporate occupancy.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
Oil-and-gas contractor travel, crew rotations, and long-stay corporate guests.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
Transit and trade travel, university and family events, conferences, and weddings.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
Domestic leisure travel, weddings, burials and family ceremonies, plus trade visitors.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
Weekend leisure from the South-East, weddings and conventions, and steady state-capital business travel.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
Northern trade and commerce travel, long-stay traders, and event bookings.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
Festival and holiday tourism (especially the December carnival), government travel, and conference bookings.
₦5,000/mo · no per-room fees
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