DPGO vs PriceLabs Dynamic Pricing vs Wheelhouse Dynamic Pricing

• DPGO says prices change each day based on market data.

• Let the tool set nightly prices and the shortest stay guests can book. Set rules for one listing, a group or your whole account.

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

• Set a base price and limits for the lowest and highest prices.

• Set each listing’s lowest and highest price.

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

• Prices change with seasons, local events and the day of the week.

• Set price rules for demand, seasons and days of the week. You can make your own season rules.

• The price rules account for seasons and events.

• DPGO uses how full competing listings are to help set prices. We could not confirm a rule based on how full your own properties are.

• Price rules can use how full the 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.

• Set percentage discounts and how close to check-in they apply.

• Set price changes for dates close to check-in.

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

• Minimum-stay rules can allow gaps between bookings. We could not confirm an automatic price rule for those gaps.

• Set prices and the shortest stay for gaps between bookings. Check that your link can send the stay rules.

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

• Set minimum stays for all dates, weekdays or chosen dates. You can also use time-based rules.

• The tool changes the shortest stay guests can book. Check that your link can send these changes.

• 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.

• Set your own prices and changes for chosen dates.

• Change prices, minimum stays and price limits for chosen dates. The API guide alone does not confirm which plan gives access.

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

• DPGO lists booking-site connections. Check each guide for which details a direct link can share.

• PriceLabs lists direct Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com links. Each booking site has its own limits.

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

• Follow the guide to set up your link. OwnerRez gets prices. Other details shared depend on the link.

• Guides cover Guesty, Hospitable, Host Tools, Lodgify and OwnerRez. What you can share and the limits depend on your link.

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

• DPGO advertises daily price updates. This is not a promise of uninterrupted service.

Details: Dynamic Pricing; Real-Time Sync add-on

• Standard updates run nightly. Real-Time Sync costs $1 per updating unit/month. It needs a supported property-software link that sends booking alerts called webhooks. It runs up to 24 times a day, no more than once each 60 minutes.

• Turn updates on to send prices each day.

• See local market data, competing prices and bookings. You can also see how full listings are.

• Local data helps you set prices. Market Dashboards cost extra unless your bundle includes them.

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

• View growth results for listings and groups of properties. These reports do not promise future income.

• Add your listings to Dynamic Pricing to get Portfolio Analytics. These are reports. Your software link must support them.

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

Details: Customer API add-on

• Customer API costs $1 per updated listing each month, plus tax. You need X-API-Key and the right team permissions. Limits are 60 requests per minute and 1000 per hour. Performance and Expansion bundles include it.

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

• We could not confirm a maximum number of listings. A price per listing does not set an account limit.

• You can connect as many unique properties as you need. A property is billed if it sends prices during the billing cycle.

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

• Flat costs $18/listing/month. Flexible costs 0.5% of the booked price. Fixed costs $1/booked night. Check which features Flat includes.

• With Dynamic Pricing, you pay for each product and add-on. Performance and Expansion include Customer API. They also include extra updates or Real-Time Sync. Each bundle has its own dashboard credits and estimator tokens.

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

• DPGO says it charges only for new bookings received with dynamic prices. Ask which parts of the booking price count toward the fee.

• Tax is extra. Linked copies of a listing on other booking sites cost $1/month. Linked extra units cost $5/month. An extra manual price update costs $1/listing each time. Real-Time Sync is separate at $1/unit/month. The optional 1% plan uses income reported by your connected software, which may include taxes, fees and deposits. Older bookings count if the stay falls in that billing cycle. Wait one year before switching back to a flat fee. You can still pause or cancel.

• 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.

• The 30-day trial includes all features. No setup fee is listed.

• The 30-day trial needs no payment details. If a listing sends prices during a billing cycle, you pay for the whole period. Turn off Sync Prices to stop later charges. The last prices and rules stay on the connected sites.

• 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.