Best Booking.com APIs, 2026Every main way to get Booking.com data. Compared side by side.
Booking.com’s Demand and Connectivity APIs and the main hotel data and scraper APIs, compared on what they return, how they charge and how you connect.
An editorial comparison of what each vendor publishes, checked 25 Sept 2026. Monocrawl is ours and listed first. How we compared
Find your fit12 options compared
What are you building?
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Room prices and availability for the hotels you compete withA data API that returns room offers for the dates you choose. They differ most in how they charge.
Guest reviews and scores for the hotels you trackAn option with its own reviews endpoint. To read and reply to your own property’s reviews, Booking.com’s Guest Review API, through your connectivity provider.
Hotels, stars, review scores and prices across a destinationA data API that searches a destination for your dates and returns each hotel’s score and price.
An AI agent that searches hotels and reads reviewsAn option with an MCP server, so the agent can call it directly. Booking.com’s own MCP server is for approved partners.
Selling Booking.com stays on your site, or managing a property’s listingBooking.com’s own APIs: the Demand API for Managed Affiliate Partners, and the Connectivity APIs for channel managers and property systems.
Booking.com’s Demand API is for Managed Affiliate Partners, and its Connectivity APIs are for channel managers and property systems. Metasearch engines have a separate Metasearch Connect API. Data APIs read public Booking.com pages with an API key.
Demand API
Booking.com Demand API
For
Managed Affiliate Partners that show or sell Booking.com travel on their own platform
You get
Accommodation search, prices, availability, details and photos, plus car rentals and attractions. Reviews where your agreement allows.
You need
A Managed Affiliate Partner contract, then an API key and affiliate ID from Partner Centre.
Connectivity APIs
Booking.com Connectivity APIs
For
Channel managers and property systems that manage listings on Booking.com
You get
Rates, availability, reservations, content, photos and guest reviews for the properties connected to you, plus market insights.
You need
Connectivity Partner status. Booking.com is pausing integrations with new providers; properties connect through a channel manager.
Data APIs
Monocrawl and the vendors below
For
Rate shopping, review monitoring, research and AI agents
You get
Public hotel search results, room prices, reviews and property details from Booking.com.
You need
An API key. No partner contract, affiliate ID or connectivity account.
What they return
Booking.com data, at a glance.
What each option lists on its own pages, and how you connect.
ListedLimited, see note–Not listed on the pages we checked
Booking.com data and access each option lists on its own pages
No published price Access comes with a Managed Affiliate Partner contract and a Partner Centre account.
Worth knowingOne API for stays, car rentals and attractions, from showing content to taking bookings on your own platform.
No published price
Booking.com Connectivity APIs
No price list
No published price Partners meet Booking.com’s onboarding requirements, then its go-live requirements for each API.
Worth knowingBooking.com is pausing integrations with new connectivity providers, and does not take direct connections from individual properties.
No published price
Other data APIs
Apify
Per result
$5 per 1,000 properties on the free plan
From $2 on the Business plan. Reviews come from a second actor: $2 per 1,000 on the free plan, from $0.90. Starter plan $19 a month.
Worth knowingTwo actors maintained by Apify, one for hotels and one for reviews; detailed room offerings are a paid add-on.
$5 of usage a month
Bright Data
Per record
$1.50 per 1,000 records, pay as you go
$499 a month includes 384,000 records.
Worth knowingSeparate scrapers for hotel listings, searches, listings with pricing and reviews, and you pay only for records delivered.
5,000 records a month
Decodo
Per request
$0.75 per 1,000 requests with JavaScript rendering, on its $19 plan
Its Booking.com page says to enable JavaScript rendering. With premium proxies, $1.50 per 1,000. Prices exclude VAT.
Worth knowingIts Booking.com scraper is now part of its Web Scraping API, which bills successful requests only.
Free plan: 2,000 requests a month, 1,000 with JavaScript
HasData
Monthly credits, per call
$59 a month for 200,000 credits, billed monthly
$49 a month billed yearly. A Booking.com search or property call costs 10 credits. Unused credits expire monthly.
Worth knowingTwo Booking.com endpoints: a destination search for your dates, and one property with its available rooms.
1,000 credits a month
Oxylabs
Monthly plan, per result
$1.15 per 1,000 results without JavaScript, on its $49 Micro plan
With JavaScript rendering, $1.35 per 1,000. VAT may apply.
Worth knowingCollects up to 5,000 URLs at once, and can deliver results to your Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage.
Free trial, up to 2,000 results
ReefAPI
Monthly credits, per call
$15 a month for 10,000 credits
A reviews call costs 1 credit, a hotel search 2 and a hotel detail 3. Credits never expire.
Worth knowingIts reviews call fetches every review of a hotel by default, with sorting and keyword search.
1,000 credits, no card
ScrapingBee
Monthly credits
$19 a month for 75,000 API credits
A request costs 5 credits with JavaScript rendering, its default, and up to 75 with other options. Prices exclude VAT.
Worth knowingSend a Booking.com URL and get the rendered page back, or JSON from AI extraction rules you write.
1,000 free credits
SearchApi
Monthly searches
$40 a month for 10,000 searches
$4 per 1,000 on that plan, down to $1 per 1,000 on its largest. Failed requests are not charged.
Worth knowingSeparate Booking.com engines for hotel search, property pages and destination autocomplete, including search by whole months.
100 free requests
StayAPI
Monthly requests
$49 a month for 1,500 requests
Every call counts as 1 request, on any endpoint. $149 a month buys 10,000.
Worth knowingFetches Booking.com live on every call, and marks a confirmed sold-out stay with an explicit flag.
50 free requests
Try a call
One Booking.com request. Real data back.
The same request in cURL, TypeScript or Python, and the recorded response for The Cloud One Lisbon in a Lisbon hotel search. No Booking.com partner contract and no affiliate ID.
Selected public fields from the recorded response. Live values will differ.
Example call prices on Booking.comHotel search3 creditsHotel page for a stay3 creditsRooms and offers3 creditsNightly prices between dates3 creditsGuest reviews3 creditsScore breakdown2 creditsThings to do3 creditsFlight search3 credits
2.1sMedian response in our benchmark. 22 September 2026 catalogue benchmark. Median of recorded endpoint timings across 636 operations with a successful HTTP response. Includes network time; individual requests vary.
Booking.com’s APIs are for partners. The Demand API is for Managed Affiliate Partners, the Connectivity APIs are for connectivity providers such as channel managers, and a separate Metasearch Connect API serves metasearch engines. For public data without a partner agreement, a data API needs only an API key: with Monocrawl you send your key with a destination or hotel ID and get Booking.com data back.
Is there a free Booking.com API?
Booking.com publishes no price for its partner APIs, and each needs a partner agreement. For public data, most data APIs let you start free: Monocrawl gives 1,000 credits every month, Bright Data 5,000 records a month, Apify $5 of usage a month, Decodo 2,000 requests a month, or 1,000 with JavaScript, HasData 1,000 credits a month, Oxylabs a trial of up to 2,000 results, ReefAPI and ScrapingBee 1,000 credits each, SearchApi 100 requests and StayAPI 50 requests.
How do I get access to the Booking.com Demand API?
Booking.com’s checklist starts with being registered as a Managed Affiliate Partner. Your Account Manager gives you Partner Centre access once the contract is signed, and there you generate an API key and your affiliate ID. A sandbox covers accommodation and attractions with the same credentials, at up to 50 requests a minute.
Can I track hotel prices on Booking.com through an API?
Booking.com’s own APIs do this only for partners. The Demand API returns prices and availability across Booking.com’s inventory for Managed Affiliate Partners. The Connectivity APIs set and read rates for the properties connected to a provider, and their Market Insights API compares a property’s performance with a competitive set of up to 50 properties that Booking.com selects. Data APIs read the prices on public hotel pages: Monocrawl returns every bookable offer on a hotel’s page for your dates, and its nightly prices between two dates.
Can I get Booking.com reviews through an API?
From Booking.com, in two cases: the Demand API’s review endpoints, if your partner agreement allows them, and the Guest Review API, which returns a connected property’s own reviews for internal use, not for a public page. Data APIs read the public reviews of any property: Monocrawl returns 25 reviews a page with the hotel’s reply, and a score breakdown by traveller type. Apify, Bright Data, ReefAPI and StayAPI also have review endpoints.
Which Booking.com APIs work with AI agents?
Booking.com runs its own MCP server, but access is limited to approved Strategic Partners and enabled affiliate accounts; separately, its Claude connector searches stays inside Claude chats. Monocrawl, Apify, Bright Data, HasData, ReefAPI, SearchApi and StayAPI publish their own MCP servers, so assistants such as Claude or Cursor can call them directly. Decodo’s, Oxylabs’ and ScrapingBee’s MCP servers have no Booking.com tool: their general scraping tool returns the page.
Method
How we compared.
What’s includedBooking.com’s own Demand and Connectivity APIs, plus data and scraping APIs with a Booking.com product of their own that come up across Booking.com API and hotel price API searches and comparison lists, and publish their pricing or offer a trial.
What we comparedWhat each vendor publishes about its Booking.com data, pricing, free allowance and access, read on its own pages. “Best” here means worth comparing, not a ranking from tests: we have not run their APIs.
About MonocrawlMonocrawl is our product and is listed first. Its details come from our live plans and catalogue.