See what every competitor charges, night by night

OneHorizyn reads what each of your competitors charges on Google for each of the next 90 nights, at its lowest price on any site, the price a guest comparing you would find, and sets it against your own. See every competitor on one chart or pick one by name, find the nights a competitor shows no price at all and is most likely full, and compare your price with theirs on each day of the week. You choose the competitors in Settings.

How it grows your revenue

What each competitor charges, night by night, and which of them look sold out, tells you when you can charge more and when your price is sending guests next door.

See every feature
What each competitor charges on each coming night, against the hotel's own price
Read from
Google Hotels: each competitor's lowest price on any site
How often
Every week
Covers
Each of the next 90 nights, for 2 to 10 competitors
You connect
Nothing: you choose the competitors in Settings
Revenue

What you see

  • Where you sit on a usual night

    How far your website's usual price is above or below the middle of what your competitors charge on a usual night.

  • Every competitor, night by night

    Each competitor as a line of its own across the coming nights. Pick one by name to set it against you alone; point at a night to see every price that night, the cheapest first.

  • Every night on one grid

    A row for each competitor and a square for each night: red where it is cheaper than you, green where it is dearer, striped where it shows no price.

  • Nights a competitor looks sold

    The nights a competitor shows no price on Google at all, which nearly always means it is full. Each night names who, and your own price that night against your usual: a night to hold your price, or raise it.

  • Honest about gaps

    A competitor Google hardly prices at all may be full or simply not on sale there. The two can't be told apart, so it is named on its own and left out of the count.

  • Your price by day of the week

    Your average price on each day of the week against your competitors': all of them together, or one picked by name.

  • Like with like

    Every price is for one night and two adults, or one guest in a bed at a hostel, and without tax.

Competitors' prices

How it works

  1. 1

    Read the coming nights

    Every week, each competitor's lowest price on Google for each of the next 90 nights is read from its calendar of prices.

  2. 2

    Set it against yours

    Your price is your website's price on Google, or your lowest price on any booking site when Google shows too few for your website. Within 1% counts as the same price.

  3. 3

    Mark the missing nights

    A night with no price from a competitor that is priced on most nights is marked as looking sold. One priced on fewer than two in three nights is left out of that count.

  4. 4

    Keep the list yours

    Add a competitor from Google in Settings, or take one off. A new competitor's prices are read as soon as it is added.

Questions

Questions hotels ask

Where do competitors' prices come from?

From Google Hotels: the prices travellers see for each hotel. For each competitor it is the lowest price on any site each night, the price a guest comparing you would find.

Does no price really mean a competitor is sold out?

Nearly always: Google shows no price for a hotel on a night it has nothing left to sell. Now and then it means only that the hotel isn't selling a one-night stay that night, so the page says the competitor looks sold, not that it is.

Which competitors are compared?

The ones you keep in Settings, between 2 and 10. Add one from Google or take one off, and every comparison follows: prices, reviews, search, AI answers and the rest.

Does OneHorizyn change my prices?

No. It shows what competitors charge. Price suggestions turns that into a suggested price for each coming night, and you set every price yourself.

Grow your hotel's revenue, starting this month

Find your hotel and see its first look: what fixing what we find is worth a month, and what to fix first. Or talk it through with us on a call.