Questions, answered plainly
POSALY is a platform where hotels receive screened creator applications with a scorecard, and decide for themselves. These are direct answers about how it screens creators, who decides on an application, and what a creator can expect.
How does POSALY check whether a creator's followers are real?
A reviewer looks at real audience signals — how much of the audience engages, and how much of it actually travels — and applies the same rubric to every application, rather than reading a follower count. Bought or fake engagement is visible to a reviewer and is rejected.
Who decides whether a creator is accepted?
The hotel does. POSALY's reviewers shortlist the applications worth a hotel's attention and put those in front of it with a scorecard, and the hotel accepts or rejects them. POSALY never accepts a creator on a hotel's behalf.
What does POSALY cost a hotel?
POSALY does not publish its pricing on this site. Onboarding is done by the POSALY team — ask them what the commercial terms are.
How much of a hotel's time does this take?
Read a scorecard, then accept or reject. Setting the account up is done for you by the POSALY team, and decisions draw on a monthly evaluation allowance.
Does it cost a creator anything to apply?
No. Applying is free.
Is a creator guaranteed a stay?
No. Acceptance is never guaranteed. The hotel reads the scorecard and decides, and it may say no.
Who agrees what a stay includes?
The creator and the hotel. What the stay includes and what content is expected are agreed between them, not with POSALY.
Can more than one person at a hotel use POSALY?
Yes. A hotel account has admins, managers and viewers. Admins and managers can both decide on applications and manage the hotel's details and campaigns; a viewer can only read.