Beyond Dynamic Pricing vs Hospitable Dynamic Pricing vs Rategenie

• Prices go out each day to your linked booking sites or rental software.

• Hospitable changes your base price using market data. It suggests prices up to 24 months ahead.

• Rategenie says it sends prices to linked booking sites each day.

• The API lists a base price and limits for the lowest and highest price.

• Prices start within the limits you set. Later discounts, offers or price increases can take the guest’s final price outside them.

• Genie Strategy applies Min Rate and Max Rate after price-rule changes. These set the final lower and upper limits.

• Growth has tools for seasonal trends and events with low demand. Their names are Seasonal Pacing and Low Demand Event Detection.

• Prices change with local events and the time of year. The day of the week, demand and rules also matter.

• Use Seasonal Rule for seasons. Hold Events and Genie Strategy are listed for event-based prices.

• Growth includes Availability Yielding for pricing. You can also change prices yourself with Dynamic Overrides.

• Prices use local booking patterns. We could not confirm a custom rule based on how full your calendar is.

• Growth has a last-minute discount tool called Dynamic Time Based Adjustments.

• Unbooked dates within a month can get larger discounts as check-in nears.

• Last Minute Adjustment Rule changes prices by a percentage and sets the shortest stay. These rules depend on how far ahead guests book. Save the strategy before it creates prices.

• Growth and the API list Gap Price Adjustments.

Details: Host, Professional, Mogul; Essentials stay-rule scope needs checking

• Change prices for gaps between bookings. You can also allow shorter stays in those gaps.

• Gap Night Adjustment Rule changes prices by a fixed amount or percentage. Minimum stays can depend on the gap’s length.

• You can set minimum-stay rules. Which rules reach the booking site depends on the connection.

Plan: Host, Professional, Mogul

• Host, Professional and Mogul have Dynamic Minimum Night Stays. This changes the shortest stay guests can book. Legal rules and your own date edits come first.

• Minimum Nights Rule sets stays by weekday. Manual, gap, date, last-minute, season and advance-booking rules follow a set order. Check which rule takes priority.

• Growth has Dynamic Overrides and controls to change prices.

• Your own date prices can replace the tool’s prices. Turning the tool off brings back the earlier prices.

• Set your own daily prices with Custom Feed Strategy. You can copy rules or set them for chosen days.

• Beyond lists direct links to Airbnb and Vrbo. It also lists links to rental software.

• Prices go through Hospitable’s booking-site links. The site’s limits and discounts still apply.

• The partner list has booking sites, rental software and data firms. Some partners cannot receive price updates.

• Guides cover Guesty, Guesty for Hosts, Hospitable, Lodgify and OwnerRez. Check what your link needs to work.

• This is built into Hospitable. It is not a separate link to other rental software.

• Rategenie lists price-update links to these tools. You need an account with the connected service.

• Prices change each day. The time they are sent may depend on your link.

• The first prices and setup changes go out at once. Prices then update on booking sites every 24 hours.

• The provider says prices update each day.

Details: Growth; Pro for advanced comp sets

• Growth includes past market data. Pro adds Advanced Competitive Sets and search data.

• Prices use facts about the home, similar listings, demand and when guests book. We could not confirm a screen showing nearby rivals’ data.

• Suggested base prices use similar listings. A chart shows average prices over 12 months.

Plan: Growth; Pro

• Growth offers reports you can download. Pro adds Owner Reporting.

• Export rental prices or work out a booking’s cost. We could not confirm tools to track income accounts.

Details: Beyond Pro trial or plan

• Personal access tokens need an active Beyond Pro trial or plan. They use the linked account’s permissions. Tokens stop working when Pro access ends.

• We could not confirm a firm listing limit. Performance is for large managers, but that is not a hard cap.

• Essentials, Professional and Mogul list unlimited properties, with billing rules. Host supports up to two properties.

• Prices cover more than 1000 listings. This does not mean there is no account limit.

• The guide lists Growth at 1%, Pro at 1.25% and Performance at 2%. Negotiated contracts and Guidance can change the terms.

Plan: Essentials / Host / Professional / Mogul

• US prices depend on your listing count and are billed each month. Other countries have their own prices.

• Default Pay on Book costs 1%. Optional Pay on Stay costs 1.49%. The fee applies to nightly prices and host fees, such as cleaning. Deposits and tax are usually excluded, with some payout exceptions. Ask if Pro can be combined with Pay on Stay.

Plan: Essentials / Host / Professional / Mogul

• Monthly base fees: Host $29, Professional $59 and Mogul $99. They include 1, 2 and 3 properties, respectively.
• Extra active properties cost $10 on Host, $15 on Professional and $30 on Mogul. Host allows up to 2 properties.

• US prices are $15.99 for listing 1, $11.99 each for 2–5 and $8.99 each for 6–15. Further listings use more price bands. Ask about tax and yearly billing terms.

• New accounts get setup credit. Contract customers have separate rules for who qualifies. Check terms for credits when bookings cancel or you leave. Without a contract, remove or turn off all listings to end service. You still owe fees already charged. The final Pay on Stay bill includes future stays booked earlier. Those fees are not refunded if the stays later cancel.

• The account’s pricing trial starts when you first turn it on. It keeps running if you turn pricing off. Confirmed bookings count even if later cancelled.

• Rategenie offers a 15-day free trial. You do not need a card. You can cancel at any time.