Hotel rail
How Vio works with Roomer — and for you
Vio.com is the main hotel rail behind Roomer — an aggregator that carries live rates and availability from the major booking networks: Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, Priceline, Hotels.com, Trip.com and Vio's own inventory. When your video becomes a hotel page, the rate behind “check availability” comes from whichever source prices that room best. Your followers get a real, competitive rate; you get the commission, tracked to the exact video.
What Vio is
Vio.com (formerly FindHotel) is a hotel booking platform whose whole pitch is rate accuracy — comparing prices across suppliers, including Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, Priceline, Hotels.com and Trip.com, so travelers pay less for the same room. It sells the room, processes the payment and handles the reservation. For travelers, it's a legitimate alternative to booking through the household-name sites, frequently at a lower price.
What changes on Roomer
Your recommendations get competitive rates. A follower who clicks your hotel page shouldn't land on a worse deal than they'd find googling. Vio's rate coverage means your booking path holds up against comparison shopping — which is what makes followers actually book through you.
No affiliate program to join. Vio is wired in at the platform level. You never apply, generate links or track cookies.
Attribution to the video. Bookings through Vio on your site are tracked to the exact piece of content that drove them, same as every Roomer rail.
Your commission, all yours. Typical hotel commissions run 4–8% of booking value — and on Roomer, 100% of it goes to you. No revenue split, no platform cut.
FAQ
Is the booking secure?
Yes — Vio processes the payment and manages the reservation like any major booking platform. Your site carries the recommendation; Vio carries the transaction.
Do I choose which rail my hotel pages use?
Aura routes each page to the rail with the best inventory for that property. You can review and edit every page on your site.
Do I need a Vio affiliate account?
No. The rail is connected at the platform level, across your whole archive, the day your site goes live.
The rate behind your recommendation matters as much as the recommendation.