Our thesis
This may look like another B2B SaaS company. It is not. Three connected beliefs define what we are building and why the opportunity is much larger than another tool for property managers.
Agents are making software dramatically cheaper to produce. When every customer can have tools shaped around its own operation, static, one-size-fits-all software becomes less defensible.
Trellis provides the fixed backbone: identity, permissions, integrations, observability, execution, and a hospitality domain model. Agents grow the vines around it: custom data, business logic, workflows, and interfaces for each operator.
As short-term rental operators grow, coordination expands faster than their portfolios. More properties create more people, exceptions, handoffs, and failure points across a fragmented software stack.
Trellis is the operating layer that gives operators control. Agents coordinate communications, tasks, maintenance, bookings, accounting, pricing, and guest experience across the entire operation.
The marketplace era began by matching supply and demand. The next generation will operate the supply itself: not only helping a guest find a stay, but making that stay run reliably.
Our ambition is to become the operating system for hospitality and, ultimately, the platform connecting operations, inventory, and guests.
“Airbnb built the marketplace. The next era belongs to whoever builds the machine that runs it.”
We are looking for people who see the same shift and want to make it real.