DNR Shield

This solution looks fantastic for independent hotels! The fact that the do-not-rent database stays locally on the PC is a huge plus for data privacy. I love that it works with browser-based PMS platforms in Chrome and Edge, scanning the reservation screens without taking over the page. The real-time alerts via Windows notifications and in-app banners seem like a smart way to catch flagged guests instantly. Being able to use it on up to two front desk computers with just two activation codes is perfect for our small team. The export and import feature makes syncing lists between desks easy without needing cloud storage. It seems like a straightforward, effective way to protect the property from repeat offenders.

The pricing is listed as thirty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents per month per property. However, it is not entirely clear if the seven-day free trial requires a card upfront. Also, the text mentions portfolio and enterprise plans for multiple hotels but does not detail the cost structure for those options.

What stands out is the emphasis on keeping guest data local rather than uploading it to the cloud. The software allows for installation on up to two front desk computers, which is ideal for our small team. The universal extension for Chrome and Edge appears to scan the PMS pages passively, ensuring that the tool does not disrupt the daily workflow of the staff. Matching by name, phone, email, or ID number provides flexibility for catching variations. The ability to export and import lists manually offers a simple way to keep both workstations aligned without relying on complex syncing infrastructure. This approach seems secure and tailored for independent hotels or small groups who want direct control over their do-not-rent database. The real-time alerts via Windows notifications and in-app banners look like a reliable way to catch flagged guests before they check in, providing peace of mind for the front desk team managing the property.

The setup process seems straightforward and fits well with our existing workflow.

From the information available, it is difficult to determine exactly which browser-based property management systems are fully supported. The text mentions Chrome and Edge compatibility, but does not specify if my current reservation grid works with their scanning feature. For someone considering this company, the lack of specific PMS integration details creates some uncertainty about whether the immediate alert will function correctly on my existing setup.