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Hostaway Books Atlar for AI-Native Treasury

Author
Louis Emmerson
Published
April 23, 2026
Last Update
October 21, 2026
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Key takeaways

  1. Hostaway, a General Atlantic-backed vacation rental software company, has selected Atlar for cash management and payments, natively integrated with NetSuite.
  2. Founded in 2015, Hostaway is described as the market leader in vacation rental software, with property managers in more than 90 countries on the platform.
  3. The company reached a $1 billion valuation in October 2025 after a $365 million investment led by General Atlantic, 50%+ growth, and revenue that has increased more than 10x since 2023.
  4. Hostaway runs NetSuite and works with a growing number of banking partners across a 44-country operation; Atlar connects bank data to the ERP so the team can execute, track, and reconcile payments from one platform.

The General Atlantic-backed vacation rental market leader has selected Atlar for cash management and payments, natively integrated with NetSuite.

The first vacation rental unicorn

If you’ve booked a vacation rental through Airbnb, Vrbo, or Booking.com, there’s a good chance the property manager on the other side was running Hostaway. Founded in 2015, the company is the market leader in vacation rental software, with property managers in more than 90 countries on the platform.

Hostaway reached a $1 billion valuation in October 2025, a first for vacation rental software. That came off the back of a $365 million investment led by General Atlantic, 50%+ growth, and revenue that has increased more than 10x since 2023. G2 named it one of the 100 fastest-growing software companies globally in 2025.

Treasury across a 44-country operation

Hostaway runs NetSuite as its ERP and works with a growing number of banking partners across a 44-country operation. The finance team needed their banks connected to NetSuite, and a way to manage payments that didn’t involve stitching it together between portals.

Hostaway selected Atlar for cash management and payments, with a native NetSuite integration that connects bank data directly to their ERP. The team now has real-time visibility over balances and can execute, track, and reconcile payments from one platform.

As Free Reyes, Finance Systems Manager, puts it:

“Connecting our banks to NetSuite usually means a custom-build headache. We skipped that entirely with Atlar. A quick, straightforward administrative setup gave us an instant pipeline for our payments. Transactions flow without delay, effortlessly handling our complexity and giving us a real-time view to manage payments across NetSuite and in Atlar.”

We’re proud to welcome Hostaway to Atlar.

Want to learn more about Atlar? Book a demo or get in touch. We'd be happy to show you why fast-scaling companies like Hostaway choose Atlar.

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Louis Emmerson
Bringing over a decade of fintech experience from Uber and Adyen, Louis focuses on the practical realities of corporate money management.

Frequently asked questions

What did Hostaway select Atlar for?

Cash management and payments, with a native NetSuite integration that connects bank data directly to the ERP. The finance team now has real-time visibility over balances and can execute, track, and reconcile payments from one platform. The alternative they wanted to avoid was stitching payments together between bank portals.

Why was connecting banks to NetSuite a problem?

Hostaway runs NetSuite and works with a growing number of banking partners across a 44-country operation. Finance Systems Manager Free Reyes said connecting banks to NetSuite usually means a custom-build headache, which they skipped with Atlar. A quick administrative setup gave them a pipeline for payments, with transactions flowing without delay.

How large is Hostaway's operation?

Property managers in more than 90 countries use the platform, and Hostaway's own treasury spans a 44-country operation. In October 2025 it reached a $1 billion valuation, a first for vacation rental software, after a $365 million investment led by General Atlantic. G2 named it one of the 100 fastest-growing software companies globally in 2025.

Does Atlar replace Hostaway's ERP?

No. Hostaway continues to run NetSuite as its ERP. Atlar is the layer that connects banks to NetSuite for cash management and payments, so bank data and payment activity sit in one place rather than across portals.

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