I've just stumbled across this website campaya, its free to register but you pay per email enquiry received. A bit sceptical as they could send you fake enquiries which you then have to pay for, although it does say if you think an enquiry is spam/fake you can reject it.
Just wondered if anyone uses this website & how many genuine enquiries they receive.
Website looks well built.
Has anyone used campaya
Campaya
I tried to use Campaya for my Holiday House.
After registering, my listing seems to have a lot of problems and they contacted me...After adding information, bills, availability, pictures and all they asked... I've not been able to publish anything with them yet ( registered 2 years ago). Bad and poorly managed customer service.
After registering, my listing seems to have a lot of problems and they contacted me...After adding information, bills, availability, pictures and all they asked... I've not been able to publish anything with them yet ( registered 2 years ago). Bad and poorly managed customer service.
Not a site I know anything about but here’s my 2p worth.
Their advertising info page http://www.campaya.co.uk/home-owners.cms says the price per lead is 2 euros (asterisk). There isn’t a footnote to explain the asterisk.
Bearing in mind that the market rate for bookings is about 15%, a booking of 300 euros (a realistic median) is going to yield the owner 255 and the channel 45. Potentially providing the same for 2 euros probably is unlikely to provide enough revenue for ongoing customer service, and the take-it-or-leave-it basis of provision isn’t one which would persuade owners to engage.
Its Facebook page was last updated about a year ago, and previous posts have only very-HDR images of aspirational properties in disparate locations.
Whois lookups on campaya at .com and .co.uk show it’s registered to Campaya Aps, a Danish company. No sign there that it’s related so Spain holiday dot com.
(edit was a typo).
Their advertising info page http://www.campaya.co.uk/home-owners.cms says the price per lead is 2 euros (asterisk). There isn’t a footnote to explain the asterisk.
Bearing in mind that the market rate for bookings is about 15%, a booking of 300 euros (a realistic median) is going to yield the owner 255 and the channel 45. Potentially providing the same for 2 euros probably is unlikely to provide enough revenue for ongoing customer service, and the take-it-or-leave-it basis of provision isn’t one which would persuade owners to engage.
Its Facebook page was last updated about a year ago, and previous posts have only very-HDR images of aspirational properties in disparate locations.
Whois lookups on campaya at .com and .co.uk show it’s registered to Campaya Aps, a Danish company. No sign there that it’s related so Spain holiday dot com.
(edit was a typo).
I listed with Campaya maybe three years ago. Nothing forthcoming. I asked them to remove my listing. They didn't. Even now I still get the very occasional enquiry but it never looks like a real prospect. The site does not look bad and has the makings of a good listings page, but it's all a bit half-cocked. Pity.
A look at their press info shows it is co-owned by the owner of Spain Holiday.
https://www.campaya.dk/presse.cms
https://www.campaya.dk/presse.cms
Strange they have lots of technical issues with the website, they have 4 programmers working for them 
https://www.campaya.co.uk/about-campaya.cms
Thanks all for the feedback, site looks good but looks to be another to be forgotten.
https://www.campaya.co.uk/about-campaya.cms
Thanks all for the feedback, site looks good but looks to be another to be forgotten.