Getting prices right takes more than one review per season.
Changed by hand, once a season.
Prices only change when someone remembers. They stay high in quiet weeks and low when there's a festival in town.
Empty nights at the last minute.
An unsold night loses value with every day that passes.
No way of knowing if it's working.
Without last year's pace to compare against, you can't tell whether a weak month means low demand or the wrong price.
How it works.
The engine prices every night
The base price adjusts to the season learned from real bookings, to demand, lead time, weekends and public holidays. It always stays between the minimum and maximum you set.
The agents fine-tune the rest
The last-minute agent runs every 15 minutes and discounts unsold nights according to your rules. The radar runs every morning and compares the pace with last year's.
You approve what matters
Every proposal lands in a single list to approve or reject. Seven days later, each change is assessed against the actual result.
What's included.
Last-minute agent
Runs every 15 minutes. You set the steps: days before arrival, start time and discount. It never goes below the minimum.
Revenue radar
Every day it compares the booking pace for the next 30 and 60 days with the same lead time last year.
Autopilot with limits
Per property: off, propose or automatic. Cuts of more than 15% to the base price always need a person.
Reference base price
One reference per listing. Automatic changes stay within ±10% of that reference.
Proposals list
Every suggested change with its reason, to approve or reject in one place, with the history kept.
Pricing chat
Ask about a listing's prices in plain language. The AI can propose a discount for certain dates, pending your approval.
The decisions are yours.
- You decide first, then the reference, the radar and the last-minute agent
- Minimum and maximum per listing, always respected
- Selling below the minimum only with a person's approval, night by night
- Cuts of more than 15% to the base price are never automatic
- Every change is logged with its reason and result
- Your manual changes take priority over the agents
Frequently asked questions.
Are prices set by an AI model?
Each night's price comes from a rules and statistics engine built on real bookings, so it's predictable and explainable. AI sits on top, in the pricing chat and in the agents that read the pace and propose changes.
Can the agents sell below my minimum?
No. The minimum is the floor for every automatic change. To go below it, a person has to authorise it, night by night.
Do I have to approve every change?
No. Per property, the radar can be off, propose changes for approval or apply them on its own within the limits.
Does it work with my channels?
Yes. Prices and restrictions go to Airbnb, Booking and the other channels through the channel manager, and to your direct booking website.
Which plans include it?
The Pro and Business plans. The free Host plan has the calendar and prices you set yourself.