Beyond Dynamic Pricing vs Hospitable Dynamic Pricing vs Wheelhouse Dynamic Pricing

• 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.

• Paid Pro listings send prices daily when updates are turned on.

• 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.

• Set price limits for all dates, seasons or chosen dates.

• 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.

• The price rules account for seasons and events.

• 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.

• Prices use how full your calendar is. Occupancy Pacing can also change each listing’s prices based on how far ahead guests book.

• 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.

• Prices and minimum stays can change as dates get closer.

• 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.

• Discounts and shorter minimum stays can let guests book gaps between stays.

• 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.

• Set rules for all dates, weekdays, months, events, gaps or chosen dates. You can also use time-based rules. Your connection controls which rules it can send.

• 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 unlimited fixed prices for key dates and view past versions.

• 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.

• Check the list of direct links for Airbnb, Tripadvisor and other sites. Do not assume Vrbo or Booking.com can link directly.

• 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.

• Wheelhouse lists rental software it works with. The booking sites and limits depend on that link.

• 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.

• Turn updates on to send prices 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.

• View market reports and data on similar listings. Dynamic Sets is separate and costs $12.99/set/month.

Plan: Growth; Pro

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

• Pro shows 15 months of past results and data for 6 months ahead. Future prices cover 18 months. These are different measures.

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.

• Wheelhouse lists Pro and revenue-management APIs. Ask what access your account gets.

• 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.

• Wheelhouse describes customers with 1–1000+ listings. We could not confirm a firm 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

• Free previews do not send prices. Pro Flex and Pro Flat have the same features. Enterprise has custom terms.

• 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.

• Flex costs 1% of booking income, excluding taxes and fees. The minimum is $2.99/listing/month. Flat costs $19.99/listing/month, or $16.99 each for 10–49 listings. Cancelled bookings get account credits under the policy.

• 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.

• The free preview needs no card. A paid downgrade starts when the billing period ends. Your first Flat charge covers only the part of the period you use, paid in advance. Flex is billed afterward.