One account for every unit on the site.

Ten pods mean ten hot tubs, ten sets of alarms and one owner. With Tagits each unit has its own tags and its own safety log, all in one account, and each further unit costs £19 a year.

What a site pays.

UnitPrice
The first unit, first yearUp to fifteen tags, posted to you£99
The first unit, each year afterOr £4.99 a month£49 a year
Each further unitPlus that unit’s tags, £2.50 each£19 a year

From the second year a ten-unit site pays £49 plus nine times £19, which is £220 a year.

Each unit keeps its own log.

The safety tags in pod four belong to pod four. The changeover round lists that unit’s tags and ticks each one off as your cleaner taps it, so you can see which units were checked today and which were missed.

You invite each cleaner to the units they look after. They sign in on their own phone, and every check is saved under their name.

Write a page once, for the hot tub say, and copy it to the same object in every other unit. Each copy stays editable, so the pod with the different boiler can say so.

Tags get knocked about outdoors.

Each unit gets two free replacements a year for lost or damaged tags. Ask from the tag’s page, tap the new one when it arrives, and it opens the page you already wrote. The old code stops working.

Metal blocks an ordinary NFC tag, so hot tub panels, gas bottles and fire extinguishers get tags made to work on metal.

Set up for you.

For the first sites we write the pages for you, from the notes you already give your guests. Tell us how many units you have and what is in each one.

Common questions

How much is Tagits for a glamping site with several units?

The first unit is £99 for the first year, with its tags, then £49 a year. Each further unit on the same site is £19 a year, plus that unit’s tags at £2.50 each. From the second year a ten-unit site pays £220 a year.

Does each unit need its own account?

No. One account covers the whole site. Each unit has its own tags, its own pages and its own safety log, and you invite each cleaner to the units they look after.