Nightpricer

Intelligent Calendar

Algorithms set smart prices for every night of the year, increasing and decreasing based on the season, day of the week, and week of the month.

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Market Finder

AI monitors your performance and finds the “sweet spot”, increasing rates as bookings pile up, and decreasing rates as bookings slow down.

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Event Maximizer

We analyze your highest nights booked and formulate maximum pricing for events and holidays. Add multiple calendars for more customization.

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Fire Sale

As open dates draw near, AI gradually discounts remaining open nights to maximize occupancy, while creating last-second “loss leaders”.

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Zig When Others Zag

Priced too low? While most pricing softwares utilize compset strategies to underprice the competition, Nightpricer watches booking frequencies of each unit to trigger price fluctuations. When bookings are rolling in, nightly rates should be increasing, regardless of the competition.

The Nightpricer Difference

Nightpricer’s ADR-based dynamic pricing strategy goes against the grain, while most dynamic pricing apps use more traditional strategies.

ADR (Average Daily Rate)

High occupancy combined with low nightly rates just won’t yield ideal results. To maximize monthly revenues, Nightpricer continuously analyzes and identifies booking frequencies, seasonality, and valuable dates to find the highest daily rate thresholds that guests will pay to reserve your listing.

Booking Frequency

Location isn’t everything. Countless variables such as reviews, listing photos, and descriptions, furnishings, and decor can have a huge impact on the success of a vacation rental. With so much gray area, Nightpricer focuses on the measurable, watching booking frequencies instead of competitor pricing to find the ideal nightly rate.

Occupancy

If unbooked nights draw near, Nightpricer’s “Fire Sale” feature boosts occupancy by discounting last-minute rates to grab more bookings. This added layer gives Nightpricer a true “one-two punch”, allowing property managers to maximize occupancy while ADR continues to increase.