Last-Minute Canceled Hotel Deals Platform

No-showping is continuing its remarkable growth, offering an innovative solution to a market plagued by no-show problems. As of April 2025, No-showping, which has garnered attention by surpassing 1,500 cumulative downloads, is expanding its reach beyond real-time transactions of canceled accommodation bookings to various categories such as venue rentals, leisure, and memberships. Users are responding enthusiastically to the ability to flexibly adapt to unpredictable schedules and re-book popular accommodations or experiences that are often missed, all at discounted prices. No-showping plans to further enhance personalized transactions by introducing an auction feature and an AI-based no-show notification recommendation system in the future. It announced that it will provide personalized services through real-time competitive bidding and AI-driven preference and location-based listing recommendations. Wecommit, the startup that developed No-showping, is leading the charge in solving severe social problems: no-show damages amounting to 8.2 trillion won annually and the loss of 100,000 jobs. By increasing the operational efficiency of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with an AI-based automated hyper-practical SaaS solution, it is realizing the value of mutual growth by redirecting resources that were previously wasted due to cancellations into a new transaction market, thereby reducing losses for small business owners. Wecommit recently succeeded in attracting additional investment from TheVentures, following Antler Korea, accelerating technological advancement and partnership expansion. Kang Soo-jin, CEO of Wecommit, emphasized that No-showping is solving social problems inherent in existing online travel agency (OTA) transactions, such as demand concentration, hoarding, and non-cancellable products, thereby creating a structure that benefits both consumers and sellers. She added that enhancing platform reliability through data analysis-based fake listing detection and reducing seller inconvenience are key. Beyond simple peer-to-peer transactions, No-showping is establishing itself as a circular economy platform where discarded opportunities are revived, benefiting everyone. In particular, through collaboration with the 2025 Next Local program, it plans to verify the practical effects of solving no-show problems with local tourism authorities and local B2B partners in the Gangwon region.