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See who sells your rooms below your own website

OneHorizyn compares your website's price with every booking site for each of the next 90 nights. A site more than 1% below your website is flagged, with whether its price has the same cancellation terms as yours, and the nights that matter come with a screenshot of the booking page.

Hotels call this rate parity: the same room should cost the same everywhere it's sold.

How it grows your revenue

Every guest who books a booking site's cheaper price instead of your website's costs you that site's commission. In the case study, one major site sold the rooms about 9% below the hotel's own website on 27 of 30 nights.

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The booking sites against the hotel's own website, night by night, with the nights a site is cheaper marked
Read from
Google Hotels, and each booking site's own page
How often
Every week, all 90 nights
Covers
Each of the next 90 nights
You connect
Nothing
Prices

What you see, night by night

  • Every booking site, every night

    Your price against each booking site that shows a price for your hotel on Google, for each of the next 90 nights.

  • Cancellation terms side by side

    Each cheaper site says whether its price had the same free cancellation as yours, or is likely a price with no refund, so nobody chases a non-refundable rate by mistake.

  • Every price without tax

    Google Hotels and most booking pages show prices without tax. Where a page shows a price with tax, the GST is taken off, so every price is compared like with like.

  • Screenshot proofs

    On the nights a site is cheaper, its booking page is opened and saved next to your own price, ready to send to the site.

  • The email to each cheaper site, written

    For every site selling below your website, an email asking why, with the nights and both prices in it. You check it and send it yourself.

  • Your listing on Google Hotels

    Which sites pay for the top of your listing on Google Hotels, and your website's price against the cheapest site.

  • A suggested price for the coming nights

    When your competitors are well above or below their usual prices and you haven't moved with them, a price is suggested for that night, with the reason.

How it works

How the price check works

  1. 1

    Read the prices guests see

    Google Hotels lists what each booking site charges for your hotel. OneHorizyn reads it for each of the next 90 nights.

  2. 2

    Compare the terms

    Each cheaper price is marked as on the same cancellation terms as your website's, or as likely a price with no refund when yours offers free cancellation and the site's doesn't.

  3. 3

    Open the booking page

    Every week, the booking pages of the cheaper sites are opened in a cloud browser and saved next to your own price.

  4. 4

    Say who to call first

    Which site, on how many nights and by how much, so your team knows where to start.

From a real check · September 2026

A five-star hotel in New Delhi

Rated 4.6 on Google and 4.8 on Tripadvisor. This is what its first monthly check found.

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27 of 30

nights, a major booking site sold the hotel's rooms about 9% below its own website, on identical cancellation terms.

₹3,600

cheaper on one night, confirmed by opening the booking page: ₹32,400 against ₹36,000, without tax.

In detail

Every part of it, on its own page

Questions

Questions about prices

Why does a booking site's lower price matter?

Guests who were ready to book with you book the cheaper site instead, and you pay that site a commission on the booking. A room should cost the same on every booking site as on your own website.

What counts as cheaper?

A price more than 1% below your own website's on the same night. Within 1% either way is the same price.

Where do the prices come from?

From Google Hotels: the public prices travellers see for each booking site, for each of the next 90 nights. On the nights a site is cheaper, OneHorizyn also opens its booking page and saves a screenshot.

Why would a booking site sell our rooms for less than our website?

Common reasons are a discount the site pays for out of its own commission, a members-only or app price, or a rate meant for travel agents or tour operators that ended up on a public site. The room, the cancellation terms and the screenshot help you tell which it is.

Do I need to connect anything?

No. OneHorizyn uses only what a guest can see in public, so there is nothing to install or connect, and nobody needs access to your systems.

Are prices compared with or without tax?

Without tax. Google Hotels and most booking pages show prices without tax; where a page shows a price with tax, the GST is taken off, so OneHorizyn always compares like with like.

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