Every booking site against your website, night by night
You know a booking site is undercutting you somewhere. OneHorizyn shows which site, on which nights and by how much, whether on the same cancellation terms, and without tax, with a screenshot of the booking page to send. It also suggests a price for each coming night when your competitors move and you haven't.
Every night a booking site undercuts you, and every night priced below the market, is revenue to win back. You see both, with the proof to act on.
- Sites below your website, by night
- Cancellation terms marked, without tax
- A screenshot of each cheaper price
- A suggested price for each coming night
- For
- Revenue and reservations managers
- Prices
- All 90 nights ahead, read every week
- Proof
- Screenshots of booking pages, every week
- You connect
- Nothing
What a revenue manager sees
Like compared with like
Each cheaper site says whether its price has the same cancellation terms as yours, and every price is compared without tax.
Night by night, site by site
Your website's price against each booking site for each of the next 90 nights.
Proof to send
The booking page of each cheaper site, saved beside your own price, with members-only prices marked.
Who pays for the top of your listing
Which booking sites pay for the first prices a guest sees when they look you up on Google.
A price for each coming night
When competitors are 10% or more above or below their usual and you haven't moved, a price is suggested, with the reason.
Your price against competitors
Your typical price over the coming nights against each hotel you compete with.
Busy periods ahead
Festivals, fairs and seasons in the next 6 months, so prices and offers are ready before guests search.
The features behind it, each on its own page
- Booking-site pricesWho sells your rooms below your own websiteRead more
- Screenshot proofsThe booking page a guest sees, captured for real nights, with the price read off it.Read more
- Price suggestionsA suggested price for each coming night, from how busy the night is, what your competitors charge and what booking sites sell you for.Read more
- Google HotelsWho pays for the top of your Google Hotels listing, and your website's price against the cheapest site.Read more
- Demand & busy periodsRising searches in your city, the busy periods ahead, and whether you're ready for each.Read more
- OutreachThe companies that could send you guests beyond the booking sites, and the email to each one.Read more
From your hotel's name to every booking site's price
- 1
Type your hotel's name
OneHorizyn finds it on Google with its address, rating, photos and website.
- 2
Confirm what it suggests
Your competitors, your guests' questions and the searches that matter are filled in for you. Untick what doesn't fit.
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Read the short list
Each month, what to fix first, most impact for the least effort, each with the evidence behind it.
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.
Read the case studyout of 30, a major booking site sold the same rooms about 9% below the hotel's own website, on identical cancellation terms.
of Google reviews got a reply, while three of five competitors answer almost all of theirs.
of AI answers named the hotel, first of seven in its set. OneHorizyn also shows what to protect.
Questions from revenue managers
Where do the prices come from?
- From Google Hotels: the public prices travellers see for each booking site. On the nights a site is cheaper, its booking page is also opened and saved as a screenshot.
Does it change prices in our systems?
- No. It suggests a price and gives the reason. You set every price yourself, wherever you manage your rates.
Does it know our occupancy?
- No. It reads public prices, not your bookings. You can say how a night is filling, and its call is made on both.
Are prices compared with or without tax?
- Without tax. Where a page shows a price with tax, the GST is taken off, so like is always compared with like.
Also on OneHorizyn
- Who it's forGeneral managersFor the general manager: what is costing bookings this month, what to do first, and whether last month's fixes worked.Read more
- Who it's forMarketing & e-commerceFor marketing and e-commerce: your visibility on Google, in AI answers, on your website and on social media, against competitors.Read more
- Who it's forFront office & guest relationsFor front office and guest relations: reviews waiting for a reply, the complaints that cost your rating, and your own guest survey.Read more
- FeaturesEvery feature, area by areaRead more
- Case studyA five-star hotel in New Delhi: what its first check foundRead more
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.