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Party Squasher review

Party Squasher focuses on phone counts to detect occupancy and potential parties, but lacks broader environmental monitoring.

★★★★☆ 3.6 · our editorial rating

Category
Occupancy / party detection
Pricing
$249/yr (Std), $309/yr (Pro), sensor incl.
Free tier
No
Needs a PMS
No
Size
Niche

Who it’s for

This service is for property owners who are primarily concerned with detecting unusual numbers of devices on their network, indicating potential over-occupancy or parties. It is suitable for those who do not require monitoring for noise, smoke, or temperature fluctuations, and are comfortable with a niche provider.

Our take

Party Squasher alerts owners to potential parties by counting connected phones, a direct indicator of occupancy. However, its reliance solely on phone counts means it cannot detect issues like excessive noise, smoke, or temperature changes, which are common concerns for short-term rental hosts. The service includes a sensor and offers two paid tiers, with no free option available.

Verdict

Party Squasher offers a focused approach to occupancy detection for owners concerned about device counts, though it lacks comprehensive environmental monitoring. For a more owner-first alternative that offers a broader suite of tools, consider BnBGenius.

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