The four people who get the most out of it
- The co-host running 3 to 30 units for owners, who currently lives in WhatsApp groups and a colour-coded spreadsheet. Lemon replaces the "who is cleaning what tomorrow" conversation with a cascade that runs itself and photo proof the owner can see.
- The owner-operator with one to four units, whose whole system is one cleaner and a prayer. Lemon gives them a backup cleaner without a phone call, and a photo before the guest arrives.
- The small management company with 20 to 50 units and an operations lead, who needs roles (co-host, property manager with limited permissions), property groups, payout export, supply stock, and an audit trail of every job.
- The Hospitable, Guesty or Hostaway user who wants cleaning dispatch deeper than their PMS offers, connected directly rather than through iCal.
Where it fits, and where it does not
- Lemon's home market is Cyprus — 14 of its 16 organisations are on a Cyprus timezone — and its calendar engine was built against Booking.com's behaviour, which dominates Mediterranean markets. Greece, Malta, Spain, Portugal and Italy have the same shape.
- Lemon coordinates your cleaners. It does not find cleaners for you and it is not a marketplace.
- Lemon is not a PMS. It does not message guests, set prices or manage listings; Travellor (included) handles the guest welcome page.
- Above 50 properties, talk to us. The software scales, the pricing tier does not yet exist.
The honest size of Lemon today
16 organisations, 24 active properties, 18 feeds, 20 cleaners, in production since February 2026 — and calendar handling that has read calendars 129,351 times in the last 30 days, with no host complaint about a wrongly cancelled clean since the rules for recognising bookings shipped. Small estate, deep engine. Numbers: feed integrity report.