If you want to cancel your Demand Plus subscription, you can pause or suspend.
Pausing Demand Plus temporarily stops your rates from appearing on Google Hotel Ads, TripAdvisor, and Trivago metasearch channels. Your account will reactivate on your scheduled reactivation date.
Suspending Demand Plus cancels the service with no reactivation date. To resume, you must reactivate it manually.
Any existing Demand Plus reservations remain active and will appear on future invoices after pausing or suspending.
Pause Demand Plus
To pause Demand Plus:
Log into your Little Hotelier platform (desktop version).
Navigate to Distribution > Demand Plus.
Click Pause Demand Plus under More information.
Select a pause duration: one month, three months, or six months.
Or, enter a custom end date to set your own pause period.
Enter a reason for pausing.
Click Pause.
Suspend Demand Plus
To suspend Demand Plus:
Log into your Little Hotelier platform (desktop version).
Navigate to Distribution > Demand Plus.
Click Pause Demand Plus under More information.
Select Suspend.
Enter a reason for suspending.
Click Pause.
Reactivate Demand Plus
Navigate to Distribution > Demand Plus
Click Reactivate Demand Plus
After reactivating, it may take a few days for your rates to appear on metasearch channels again.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pause Demand Plus for a specific duration?
Yes, you can pause Demand Plus for one month, three months, or six months, or set a custom end date. Demand Plus reactivates automatically when the pause period ends. If you do not want a set reactivation date, you can suspend Demand Plus instead.
What happens to existing reservations if I pause or suspend Demand Plus?
Pausing or suspending Demand Plus affects only future bookings. Existing reservations remain active and unchanged, and will still appear on future invoices. Commission charges continue for any existing bookings made before pausing or suspending.
Is there a cost to pause or reactivate Demand Plus?
There is no charge for pausing or reactivating Demand Plus.
