OneHorizyn and RateGain, side by side

Both read what booking sites charge for your rooms. Beyond that they do different jobs. RateGain sells the tools a hotel sells its rooms with: a channel manager, a booking engine, adverts and social media. OneHorizyn shows a hotel where it loses guests and money, across booking sites, competitors, Google, reviews and AI assistants, and connects to nothing.

RateGain's own pages read on , and again every quarter.

Who RateGain is

RateGain Travel Technologies is a travel and hotel software company, founded in 2004, headquartered in India and listed on India's National Stock Exchange. It sells to hotels of every size, and also to booking sites, airlines and car rental firms. Sojern, a marketing company it bought in November 2025, now runs its adverts and review products.

From RateGain's About page

What RateGain sells to hotels

  • Navigator: collects competitors' prices from more than 1,100 sources, including over 800 booking sites, hotel websites and price comparison sites, with members' and mobile prices, and flags gaps between sites.
  • Parity+: watches for your price being undercut, makes test bookings to show where a cheaper price comes from, and can match it on your own website.
  • UNO: one platform for independent and mid-sized hotels: a central reservation system, a channel manager for over 400 channels, a booking engine, adverts, websites and RateGain's price checks.
  • UNO VIVA: an AI voice agent that answers reservation calls in over 30 languages, and takes and changes bookings.
  • Sojern Reputation Manager: gathers reviews from booking and review sites in one place, writes AI replies and compares your scores with nearby hotels.
  • SoHo: social media posting, a shared inbox for guests' comments and messages, and a team that watches comments around the clock.
Side by side

What each does for a hotel

Prices on booking sitesOneHorizynYour price on each booking site Google Hotels lists and on your own website, and each competitor's lowest price on any site, for each of the next 90 nights, every week, with screenshots of the cheaper booking pages on the nights that matter most.RateGainNavigator collects competitors' prices from more than 1,100 sources, including over 800 booking sites, hotel websites and price comparison sites. RateGain describes its prices as live, and Parity+ checks again on demand.From RateGain's Navigator page
Proof of a cheaper priceOneHorizynA screenshot of each cheaper site's booking page beside your own, for each night it was cheaper.RateGainParity+ makes test bookings to show where a cheaper price comes from, and names the booking site or wholesaler behind it.From RateGain's Parity+ page
Setting pricesOneHorizynA suggested price for each coming night, with why. You set every price yourself: OneHorizyn never changes one.RateGainNavigator's prices can be sent to a revenue system or a reporting tool, and Parity+ can match a lower price on your own website.From RateGain's Parity+ page
Selling roomsOneHorizynNone. OneHorizyn reads public pages; it doesn't connect to your booking sites, your systems or your rooms.RateGainUNO's channel manager sends rooms and rates to over 400 channels, beside a booking engine and a central reservation system.From UNO's channel manager page
ReviewsOneHorizynGoogle and Tripadvisor reviews and the Booking.com score, for you and every competitor, with a reply drafted in one click for you to edit and post.RateGainSojern's Reputation Manager gathers reviews from booking and review sites, writes AI replies, and compares your scores with nearby hotels.From Sojern's Reputation Manager page
AI assistantsOneHorizynWhich hotels AI assistants such as Claude and Google's AI Overviews name for about 50 questions your guests ask, every month, and what to fix to be named.RateGainUNO's booking engine lets ChatGPT and Claude find your rates and book your hotel. The pages read describe no tool that counts how often assistants name a hotel.From UNO's booking engine page
Google and MapsOneHorizynWhere you appear on Google and Google Maps for searches near you, your website's health every week, and competitors' Google ads and offers.RateGainNavigator reads price comparison sites, and Parity+ shows where your own website comes on them. UNO sells adverts on them.From RateGain's rate parity page
Your websiteOneHorizynRead every week the way search engines and AI assistants read it, with a score out of 100 and what to fix first.RateGainUNO builds and hosts hotel websites, joined to its booking engine.From UNO's website page
What you connectOneHorizynNothing. It reads only what guests can see in public, so there is nothing to install and nobody needs access to your systems.RateGainRateGain lists over 450 connections: booking engines, reservation and property systems, booking sites and payments.From RateGain's integrations page
PriceOneHorizynIts first look is free for 7 days. Then a hotel chooses what to keep, in the app; a group agrees a price on a call and pays by invoice. No price list on the website.RateGainNo price list on its website. Navigator can be tried free, and its page says no card is needed.From RateGain's Navigator page

What only OneHorizyn does

  • Which hotels AI assistants name for the questions your guests ask, every month, and what to fix to be named.
  • Where you appear on Google Maps for searches near your hotel, beside the places shown above you.
  • Your website's health every week, scored out of 100 the way search engines and AI assistants read it.
  • Competitors' Google ads, offers, Instagram and YouTube, and the busy periods ahead with whether you are ready for each.
  • Nothing to connect: it reads only what guests can see, so it starts from the first call.

What only RateGain does

  • Sends your rooms and rates to over 400 booking channels, through UNO's channel manager.
  • Takes bookings on your own website through its booking engine, which ChatGPT and Claude can book through.
  • Runs your adverts on Google, social media and price comparison sites through Sojern, paid as a commission on completed stays.
  • Makes test bookings to prove where a cheaper price comes from.
  • Answers reservation calls with an AI voice agent, in over 30 languages.
  • Publishes your social media posts and watches the comments around the clock, through SoHo.

Which fits your hotel

RateGain

RateGain suits a hotel or a chain that wants its prices checked across many sites and its selling run in the same place: a channel manager, a booking engine, adverts and social media.

OneHorizyn

OneHorizyn suits a hotel that already has its channel manager and booking engine and wants to see, every week, where it loses guests and money: booking sites selling for less, competitors, Google and Maps, reviews and AI assistants, with what to fix first and nothing to connect.

Questions

Questions about OneHorizyn and RateGain

Can a hotel use OneHorizyn and RateGain together?

Yes. OneHorizyn reads only public pages and changes nothing, so it works beside any channel manager, booking engine or price tool, RateGain's included.

Does OneHorizyn send our prices to the booking sites?

No. It reads prices and suggests one for each night, and you set them in your own systems. RateGain's UNO includes a channel manager that sends them.

Which booking sites does each read?

OneHorizyn reads every booking site Google Hotels lists for your hotel, such as MakeMyTrip, Goibibo, Cleartrip and Agoda for a hotel in India, and each competitor's lowest price on any site. RateGain says Navigator reads more than 1,100 sources, including over 800 booking sites; its pages give the number, not the names.

Does either publish a price?

Neither has a price list on its website. OneHorizyn's first look is free for 7 days, then a hotel chooses what to keep in the app; RateGain lets hotels try Navigator free.

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