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A price for each coming night, with the reason behind it

OneHorizyn works each night's price from three things together: how busy the night is, what your competitors charge that night, and what your main booking sites already sell you for. Press any night on the calendar and it says what each of the three came to, and why the price is what it is. Nothing is changed for you: you decide, and you set the price yourself.

How it grows your revenue

A busy night sold cheap is money you never get back. A suggested price for each night shows where you can charge more, and where your price is keeping rooms empty.

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A suggested price for each of the coming nights, on a calendar
Worked out from
How busy the night is, your competitors' prices, and your booking sites
How often
Every week, from the latest prices read
Covers
Each of the coming nights, up to 30
You connect
Nothing: you set every price yourself
Revenue

What you see

  • Raise, lower or check

    Each coming night gets one call. Most are left alone: a night is flagged only when one of the three says your price should move.

  • The reason behind each price

    Press a night and read how busy it is, what each competitor charges that night and where you sit among them, and what your booking sites sell you for.

  • Matched only to the sites that matter

    In Settings you say how much each booking site sells you. One that sells you a lot is matched when it is cheaper on a usual or quiet night; one that brings a few bookings is named, and never followed.

  • A busy night is raised, not cut

    When a night is busier than usual, nothing is cut to match a booking site: the price goes up, and it says to put it up there too.

  • Say how a night is filling

    Prices can't show your bookings. Say a night is filling fast, as usual or slowly, and its price is worked again with your answer: a fast night goes up a step and is never lowered, a slow one comes down a step and is never raised.

  • Held to your own prices

    In Settings you give the lowest and the highest you sell each room for. A suggestion never goes outside them, and it says which room the price is for.

Price suggestions

How it works

  1. 1

    How busy the night is

    Each competitor's price for the night is set against that competitor's own usual price. When they are 10% or more above or below it, the night is busy or quiet, and your usual price is moved as far as theirs.

  2. 2

    What your competitors charge

    Their actual prices that night, the cheapest to the dearest. A hotel that is priced among them is not taken above the dearest on a rise, or below the cheapest on a cut.

  3. 3

    What your booking sites sell you for

    The lowest price a booking site that sells you a lot shows for you that night. On a night that is not busy, your own website is brought down to it, as far as the commission you pay and no further.

  4. 4

    What only you can judge

    When only your own price is out of step, the night is marked to check and nothing is suggested: it may be up because the night is filling.

Questions

Questions hotels ask

Does OneHorizyn change my prices?

No. It suggests a price and gives the reason. You set every price yourself, wherever you manage your rates.

How is a suggested price worked out?

From three things together. How busy the night is: each competitor's price is compared with its own usual, and when they are 10% or more above or below it your usual price is moved as far. What your competitors charge that night: a hotel priced among them is kept among them. And what the booking sites that sell you a lot charge for you: on a night that is not busy, your own website is not left dearer than them. Small differences are left alone.

Does it know how full my hotel is?

No. It reads public prices, not your bookings. You can say how a night is filling, and that settles the calls prices alone can't. Each answer stands for seven days.

How fresh are the prices behind it?

The page says the day prices were last read. When that was more than a week ago, it says competitors may have moved since, so the suggestions are a starting point.

Does it work for hostels?

Yes. A hostel's prices are read per bed for one guest, and the suggestions are per bed too.

More in revenue

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