OwnerRez has a real, documented v2 REST API, and no official MCP server as of July 2026. Authentication is either a personal access token used with HTTP Basic auth, or an OAuth app using the authorization code grant. Personal tokens carry an IP limit that makes them fine for your own account and wrong for anything serving several.
How OwnerRez API access works
Access is self-serve from your own account. According to OwnerRez's API documentation (ownerrez.com), the v2 REST API lives at api.ownerrez.com and covers bookings, properties, guests, payments, listings, messages, quotes, owners, and custom fields and tags. It also supports webhooks.
There are two ways to authenticate:
- A personal access token, created under Settings, then Advanced Tools, then Developer/API Settings. It begins with
pt_and is used with HTTP Basic auth, with your account email as the username. - An OAuth 2.0 app, which uses the authorization code grant and yields a bearer token beginning with
at_.
OwnerRez also asks that every call send a User-Agent header identifying your application.
The IP limit on personal tokens
Personal access tokens carry an unusual limit. According to OwnerRez, personal access tokens are rate limited by IP address, and any given IP address may only access two different user accounts within 24 hours.
That makes personal tokens fine for your own account and unsuitable for any tool serving multiple OwnerRez accounts. A multi-account tool is what OAuth apps are for.
What the API does not hold
OwnerRez has no native cleaner app or turnover photo workflow, so there are no inspection photos to pull. Operators on OwnerRez typically run field operations through a partner tool. We cover that gap in does OwnerRez support video.
There is no official OwnerRez MCP server as of July 2026. Our guide to connecting OwnerRez to Claude covers the chat-assistant side.
Using OwnerRez with RapidEye
RapidEye works with OwnerRez. We set the connection up for your account, so there is nothing to build or configure on your side. Tell us which platform you use and we take it from there.
Looking for the RapidEye inspection API itself, where you send turnover photos or video and get findings back? Its reference is public at api.rapideyeinspections.com/docs.
Quick FAQ
Does RapidEye work with OwnerRez?
Yes. RapidEye sets up the connection to OwnerRez for your account. Tell us which platform you use and we take it from there.
How do you get API access to OwnerRez?
Self-serve, from your own account. OwnerRez publishes a documented v2 REST API at api.ownerrez.com, covering bookings, properties, guests, payments, listings, messages, quotes, owners, and custom fields and tags. It also supports webhooks.
How do you authenticate with the OwnerRez API?
Two ways. A personal access token, created under Settings then Advanced Tools then Developer/API Settings, begins with pt_ and is used with HTTP Basic auth where your account email is the username. Or an OAuth 2.0 app, which uses the authorization code grant and yields a bearer token beginning with at_. OwnerRez also asks that every call send a User-Agent header identifying your application.
Is the OwnerRez API rate limited?
Personal access tokens carry an unusual limit: according to OwnerRez documentation, personal access tokens are rate limited by IP address, and any given IP address may only access two different user accounts within 24 hours. That makes personal tokens fine for your own account and unsuitable for any tool serving multiple OwnerRez accounts, which is what OAuth apps are for.
Does OwnerRez have an official MCP server for AI agents?
No. As of July 2026, OwnerRez ships no official MCP server. Hospitable, Guesty, Wheelhouse, Apaleo, and Lodgify have moved first among rental platforms; OwnerRez has not.
Sources
Sources are named at the publisher level with their root domain, rather than linked or titled; every figure is verifiable at the named source.
- API v2 reference and API-for-apps authentication documentation, OwnerRez, 2026ownerrez.com