What's new in OneHorizyn

Everything added to OneHorizyn, newest first, with the day it went live. Each is there for any hotel that chooses the feature it belongs to: since 11 October 2026 a hotel picks its features one by one, in the app.

October 2026

  1. Fifty more hotel terms, with six more calculators

    GDS, MICE, net rates, pickup, no-shows, meal plans, star ratings and more, each in plain words, and calculators for GOPPAR, TRevPAR, break-even occupancy and how your rates, occupancy and RevPAR compare with your competitors'.

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  2. Thirty more guides

    Starting a hotel or homestay and its licences, listing on Booking.com, MakeMyTrip, Agoda, Airbnb, Expedia and Cleartrip, marketing, occupancy and profit, Tripadvisor, review scores and your website on Google, each from the official pages.

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  3. OneHorizyn beside twenty more tools

    eZee, Hotelogix, AxisRooms, SiteMinder, Cloudbeds, Mews, Duetto, IDeaS, Triptease and others, each from the other company's own pages.

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  4. Hotel terms, explained

    Average room rate, RevPAR, occupancy, commission and the other words booking sites and revenue managers use, each in plain words, with calculators for the sums.

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  5. Guides to the booking sites' back offices

    Booking.com's extranet, Agoda's YCS, InGo-MMT for MakeMyTrip and Goibibo, and Expedia Partner Central: what each part is for and how to do the everyday jobs, from each site's own help pages. And how to get a fake Google review taken down.

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  6. OneHorizyn beside STAAH and TrustYou

    Two more comparisons, each from the other company's own pages: STAAH's channel manager and booking engine, and TrustYou's reviews and surveys.

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  7. Eight more guides

    Checking your price on every booking site, pricing against competitors and for weekends, bookings from companies and travel agents, weddings and events, your Google Business Profile, what guests complain about, and booking sites on your name, each figure with its source.

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  8. Try it free for 7 days

    Sign up, find your hotel and check four things about it, and see its first look free for seven days: what fixing what we found is worth, and what to fix first. Or book a call, as before.

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  9. Eight new guides

    Direct bookings, what booking sites charge, ranking on Booking.com, ChatGPT, Google's free listings, festive prices, Booking.com reviews and your website, each figure with its source.

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  10. Busy dates for ten cities

    The festivals, events and holidays that fill hotels in ten Indian cities over the coming year, each date linked to the page that confirms it.

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  11. OneHorizyn beside other tools

    Pages that set OneHorizyn beside RateGain, Lighthouse and Revinate, and the rate checking tools sold in India, each from the other company's own pages.

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  12. A free check for any hotel

    Any hotel's website checked in about a minute, with no sign-up: a score out of 100 and the three things to fix first.

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  13. Ask OneHorizyn

    A chat about your hotel: what to do today, how you're doing and what changed, with charts and the emails already written, in any language.

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  14. Every agent on one page

    Every agent that works on your hotel's revenue, what each one does and how often, grouped by the way it helps.

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  15. Choose what to keep

    A hotel picks its features one by one, in the app, and keeps the ones it picks.

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  16. Writing with AI, with nothing to count

    Review replies, posts and articles are written for you whenever you ask: there are no credits to count or top up any more.

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  17. Reply add-on for Chrome

    Reply to a guest review on Booking.com, MakeMyTrip or any other site, from the site's own page: the draft goes straight into the reply box.

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  18. Prices and reviews, every week

    Prices for the coming nights and new reviews are now read every week, as well as in full every month.

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  19. Guest surveys

    Your own three-question survey on a link and a QR code, with every guest then invited to review you on Google.

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  20. Restaurant

    Your restaurant as its own business: its Google listing, its place among restaurants nearby, Zomato and Swiggy.

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  21. Photo library

    Every picture of your hotel in one place, from your website, your Google listing and your Instagram, with room for your own.

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  22. Posts and articles

    A post made from your own photo, and a page your website is missing, each drafted for you to change and publish.

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  23. Content calendar

    An outline of the weeks ahead: what to post, when and why, from what is known about your hotel.

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  24. Outreach

    The companies that could send you guests beyond the booking sites, and the email to each one.

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  25. Pages for each kind of hotel, and each team

    The website now has a page for independent hotels, hotel groups and hostels, and one for each team.

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  26. Sign in with a code

    Sign in with your password, or with a code sent to your email that works on any device.

  27. Price suggestions

    A suggested price for each coming night, from what your competitors charge against their own usual, with the reason.

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  28. What to fix

    The problems guests raise in reviews, ranked by how far each pulls your rating down, in their own words.

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  29. How to move up on Google Maps

    You, beside the places Google shows above you, and where you are behind them.

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  30. Website health

    Your website read every week the way search engines and AI assistants read it, with a score out of 100.

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  31. Made for hostels

    Prices per bed for one guest, and a dashboard that says beds and hostels, not rooms and hotels.

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  32. A page for every feature

    Each feature has its own page on this website: what you see, how it is checked, and the questions hotels ask.

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  33. The first case study

    What the first check of a five-star hotel in New Delhi found, with every figure and how it was collected.

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September 2026

  1. Every hotel on one page

    A group sees all its hotels together, with each one's headline findings.

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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.