What counts as one alert
A watch on one hut: a single night of your itinerary, a date range, or any date. Each counts as one, whatever its length.
Pricing
Free to plan. Pay only to watch more nights.
The planner, the hut catalogue and every availability reading are free, with no account. Alerts email you when a night can be booked. A free account keeps one alert; the alert plan, which is not on sale yet, raises that to three.
Free
€0
always free
Plan the whole route and watch one stay.
- The planner, the hut catalogue and every availability reading, no account needed
- 1 active alert
- A watch window of up to 7 nights
- One email when a night can be booked
Alert plan
Not on sale yet€9.99
for 12 months
For a route whose huts open on different dates.
- Everything in Free
- 3 active alerts
- A watch window of up to 90 nights
- Mix single nights, date ranges and any-date alerts across your huts
Reserve one now and pay nothing. We’ll email you once, when it goes on sale.
Sign in to reserve
We’ll use your account email only to tell you once when it goes on sale. Nothing is charged.
How alerts are counted
How long a window can be
Free alerts watch up to 7 nights, the alert plan up to 90. Ask for more and the alert is not saved; the dialog tells you why.
When an alert stops counting
An alert emails you once, when a night can be booked, then completes. Completed, cancelled and expired alerts no longer count, so the slot is free again.
At the limit
A second free alert is refused with a notice. Nothing is lost and your first alert keeps working, and so do alerts made before these limits.
What an alert does and doesn’t promise
An alert tells you a night looks bookable on the hut’s own system, from a check we show you. We don’t book or hold beds; you book on the hut’s own site.
Some huts publish no bed count, so for them an alert means the hut has beds, not that it has beds for your whole group.