Since 20 May 2026, Regulation (EU) 2024/1028 requires member states to run registration schemes and online platforms to share activity data with public authorities. These tools sit on either side of that exchange: cities that register and monitor rentals, and hosts or property managers who need clean, traceable guest and property records.
Most municipal-side tools we could verify are US-based. European cities are largely building on national registration portals (the Single Digital Entry Point) instead of buying from a vendor. If you sell STR compliance software to European authorities, add your listing.
Finds and tracks short-term rentals in a jurisdiction whether or not they are registered, by scanning listings across thousands of rental sites. Adds registration and renewal, tax payment, a complaints line and a public map of registered units.
Permitting, monitoring of local-rule compliance and tax collection for short-term rentals. Founded in 2015 and acquired by the govtech company Granicus in November 2019.
Online licensing and enforcement system with a registration portal for hosts and an online complaint channel for neighbours. Listed as an Esri partner solution.
Online guest check-in, ID verification and a central, auditable record of guests by booking and property. Positions itself for the cleaner data the EU regulation expects. Its pages we read do not say it submits data to national registration portals.