One date and one value: the price of a specific property on a specific day.
Anchor: date and property01
Market data
Competitor prices collected automatically across the chosen pool of properties, with observation history.
Rate Shopper 2.0 · Revenue Workspace
Collect a market observation, keep its context and carry the decision through to an owned task — in one workspace.
Starts without a PMS7-day trial1 property and 4 competitors
Prices and availability in one time context.
Market dataShared contextDiscussionTask
02 · data movement
Market data, shared context, discussion and task — four states of one job. Each one sits next to a real product screen: this is not a diagram of the future, it is what opens today.
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Competitor prices collected automatically across the chosen pool of properties, with observation history.
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Property, comparison set, period, date range and display settings form a reproducible state.
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A message or a thread stays anchored to the original point, date or range.
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Ownership, status, due date and a preserved link back to the source data.
Four frames — one window. These are not four screens and not four products: every state lives in the same interface, and moving between them needs no copying of data and no retelling of filters.
See how anchors work03 · collaboration
A discussion is never opened «about September in general». It is opened from what you were looking at: from a point, from a date, from a selected range or from a visual segment of the chart.
One date and one value: the price of a specific property on a specific day.
Anchor: date and propertyThe whole slice of one day: every property in the pool, the median and the range on that date.
Anchor: pinned dateA whole period: a weekend, an event, a booking window or the week before arrival.
Anchor: date rangeA piece of the visualisation itself: a specific rise, a gap against the median or a drop.
Anchor: visual segmentKeep the context without writing anything.
A message, a pinned date, a vertical cursor and a selected range are independent objects. Any of them can be saved as a state to come back to later.
Weekend Sep 14–21
Range · «City centre» setMedian gap on Sep 17
Point · own positionWeek before the event
Curve segment04 · depth of detail
Get a short read of the market or work through the evidence in full — on the same data.
Not free / pro Not simple / advanced Two ways into one state
01 · today
A regular market reference point without a daily obligation to sit in the interface: price movement, position against the median and the context of the period without an overload of detail.
02 · today
When an explanation is needed, the team opens the same context, configures the view, compares the market, discusses and creates a task — without leaving the state of the data.
05 · commercial team
The weight of each card reflects how often that role actually works with the product: one lives in it daily, another comes for a ready answer. All three look at the same data — only the depth changes.
Segment 01daily user
Separate the periods that matter from the noise, faster.
Configures the market view, keeps the reasoning next to the data and arrives at a shared decision with arguments ready — not with a retelling of the chart.
Segment 02alignment
Align dates, groups and constraints.
Works in the same context as revenue: dates, channel and source data are not lost on the way from the chart to the conversation.
Segment 03economic buyer
Know whether the market needs attention.
Reads the digest and opens the detail only when it is really needed. Without a dedicated analyst and without a heavy project.
Same data — different questions. Revenue and Sales work with the market every day; the owner and the GM come for the outcome. A shared context means the answer does not have to be assembled again for every conversation.
06 · product boundary
Three stages live as columns of the dark field. «Direction» is no longer a fourth column: it moved down and now covers all three at once.
Automatic collection of competitor prices is already joined with the working context of the team.
Help pick the dates and segments worth checking, without turning the product into a noisy notification feed.
Until a validated data input exists, this level is not described as Current.
AI works not as a separate chat but inside the team conversation that is already there, and inside its evidence.
Direction of development
Compress the whole chain of pricing work — from noticing a meaningful change to an agreed action and the check that follows — without taking the decision away from the person.
A transparent start
A 7-day trial. Pro includes one of your properties and four competitors.
Monthly or annual — annual works out cheaperAn extra competitor is billed separately
No card. Nothing to connect in advance.
$26/month when billed annually
$74/month when billed annually
In every plan: automatic collection of competitor prices, median, range and the composition of the sample Starts without a PMS
08 · getting started
Competitor prices, interactive analytics, Digest and Workspace — with no mandatory PMS integration.
Validated import of occupancy data, then regular integrations and deeper signals.
Answers without marketing small print.
If your question is not answered here, you can ask it during the coverage check — before any commitment.
No. The product starts from competitor prices. Occupancy data is a separate future level, not a condition of starting.
No. Today the product helps you analyse, discuss and assign tasks. The decision and the execution stay with people.
Messages and tasks are anchored to the property, the dates, the chart and the source data — they do not live apart from the analysis.
Yes. Digest is a complete way to get a regular picture of the market; the app opens the detail when you need it.
Pro includes four; additional ones are connected separately. Max has extended limits.
A missing price is shown as a missing observation. The product does not assign it a reason.
Rate Lab · today
We start by checking coverage and showing the current working scenario. With no promise of automated pricing.