One inventory. Every OTA. Zero overbooking.

A channel manager keeps one inventory in sync across every place you sell. When a room goes on Booking.com, Agoda, Expedia, Airbnb, Goibibo or MakeMyTrip, the sale registers everywhere at once, so the last room can't be sold twice.

Instead of logging into six extranets to change a rate or close out a date, you do it once in Galaxy and the update reflects on every channel in real time. That single change is the whole point: fewer manual edits, fewer mistakes, and no more calling a guest to cancel because two OTAs sold the same night. It also pulls every new reservation into one booking chart, so your front desk sees direct, walk-in and OTA bookings from every channel on one screen.

Two-way means information flows both ways. Galaxy pushes your rates and availability out to the OTAs, and pulls their confirmations, modifications and cancellations back in. The moment a booking lands, availability drops everywhere it's listed.

Overbooking usually happens in the gap between a sale and a manual update. Galaxy closes that gap because the update is automatic and instant. If you sell rooms as part of multi-room bookings, each room is counted individually, so a two-room folio removes exactly two rooms from the pool. Pair it with demand-based rate plans and you're not just avoiding oversell, you're pricing every night to fill. Already listed somewhere new? Any OTA can be connected within 24 hours.

Connecting an existing OTA is a mapping exercise, not a rebuild. You match your Galaxy room types and rate plans to the ones already set up on each channel, confirm the rates look right, and switch sync on. Popular channels like Booking.com and Agoda connect quickly, and Indian channels like Goibibo are supported natively.

You keep your existing OTA contracts and listings exactly as they are. Galaxy sits on top and manages the sync. Your first 3 months are free, so you can bring your channels across and watch the overbooking calls stop before you pay anything.