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House your crew near the site. Invoices sorted.

nights per stay
14–180
for every worker
1 bed
on every invoice
Your PO

siteside: crew accommodation near project sites in Ireland

Priced per worker-night

Every result shows what one bed costs for one night, so you can compare a house for six with a house for eight in one glance. Try it on an example house.

4-bed house, Blanchardstown (example): 7 beds in one bunk room, two twin rooms and a single. 3 van spaces up to 2.4 m, a lockable tool store, 4.2 km from the site.

€21.49 per worker-night

House, 14 nights
€1,805.00
Service fee
€144.40
Total
€1,949.40

Charged when the host confirms, with one invoice for the house and one for the fee.

Booked like a job

The booking is set up the way your site office already works: a project, a PO and an invoice at the end.

When you book

  • Enter the site Eircodeor address
  • Compare houses€ per worker-night
  • Pick the project and POyour references
  • Pay by card or SEPAvia Stripe

Before check-in

  • Host confirms the requestwithin 24 h
  • Stay agreement for both sidesPDF

Every month on long stays

  • Next month charged7 days ahead
  • Invoices to your accounts inboxon each charge

You hold: invoices with your PO on them

Built for crews

Beds, counted honestly

  • Singles, twins and bunks listed bed by bed
  • A bunk counts as two, a double as one
  • Sofa beds count only if fit for nightly use
  • Search shows only houses with a bed for everyone

Room for the vans

  • Parking spaces counted per house
  • Van height limit in metres, or none
  • Off-street parking marked
  • Lockable tool storage, described by the host

Long stays, fair prices

  • From 14 nights up to 180
  • Weekly and monthly rates where the host sets them
  • Discounts from 28 and 90 nights
  • Long stays billed month by month, never all up front

Close to the work

  • Search from the site Eircode or address
  • Radius of 5, 10, 20 or 40 km
  • Distance on every result
  • A list alongside every map

The paperwork, done

Everything your accounts team and your hosts need, issued by the platform as each charge is made.

For your accounts team

  • An invoice for every chargePF-2027-000123
  • Project, PO and cost centre on each invoiceas booked
  • A credit note for every refundnever an edit
  • Every invoice in one ZIPany date range
  • Monthly statement by projectPDF and CSV
  • Stay agreement for each bookingPDF

For hosts

  • Accommodation invoices issued on your behalfeach charge
  • Payout after the crew checks incheck-in + 24 h
  • One fee invoicemonthly
  • Tax details collected once, for DAC7yearly summary
  • Payouts by Stripe to your bankin euro

Checked before anyone books

  • Every listing reviewed before it goes liveaddress and photos
  • Host identity verified by Stripebefore payouts
  • Short-term letting register numberwhere required
  • Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or SEPA Direct Debitby Stripe

Invoice

PF-2027-000123

SiteSide · issued 03/03/2027

Bill to
Shannonside Electrical Ltd
Project
Galway DC fit-out
PO
PO-4471
Cost centre
310-ELEC
Supply period
03/03/2027 – 17/03/2027
Invoice lines
DescriptionAmount
Service fee, 8% of €1,805.00 accommodation. 4-bed house, Blanchardstown, 14 nights, 6 people.€144.40
Total due€144.40

SiteSide is not registered for VAT. No VAT is charged on this supply.

Example service-fee invoice. The accommodation invoice for the same charge is issued in the host’s name.
Ardnacrusha power station today, seen across the head-race canal on a grey day.

Got a house near a site?

Let it to crews for two weeks to six months. Payment, invoices and the DAC7 details are handled for you, and each month’s money is released to you 24 hours after it starts.

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Questions

How long can a crew stay? From 14 nights to 180 nights. A host can set a longer minimum for a house, and it is shown before you book.

Who can book? Businesses registered in Ireland, and individuals. Each business booking sits under a project with its own PO and cost centre.

How is the price worked out? The host sets nightly, weekly and monthly rates and any long-stay discount. You see the full price, and the price per worker-night, before you book.

What does it cost to use? An 8% service fee on the stay, shown on its own invoice. Hosts pay a 3% fee out of their payout. There are no other platform charges.

How do we pay? By card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or by SEPA Direct Debit for businesses. Long stays are charged one month at a time.

Is there a deposit? Only if the host asks for one. It is charged on its own and refunded within 14 days of check-out unless the host makes a claim.

What if plans change? Every listing shows its cancellation policy: Flexible, Standard or Strict. During a stay you can end early with the notice the policy sets, and you pay up to the new end date.

Where do the invoices go? Each one is emailed to your accounts address when it is issued, and all of them can be downloaded from the dashboard at any time.

Does the host need to be VAT registered? No. The invoice issued on the host's behalf follows the host's own VAT status, so your accounts team gets the right document either way.

Which areas do you cover? The Republic of Ireland: all 26 counties.