Good pricing starts with data that already agrees with itself.
Because reservations, rates, restrictions and the folio already live in one place, analysis starts from numbers that reconcile: the occupancy the desk sees, the revenue the night audit closed, the restrictions guests actually booked under.
Reporting your team can use today.
Front-office reports for arrivals, departures, in-house guests, no-shows and room moves; occupancy, revenue, financial and guest reports — all run on the same record, with the front-office, occupancy, revenue and financial reports exporting to CSV for whatever your team already uses.
Ripple Revenue Intelligence.
Recommendations that show their working, applied only when you decide.
- Rate recommendations
- Suggested rates by date and room type, set against demand and your own pricing.
- Minimum-stay guidance
- Where a minimum stay protects a peak, and where it is costing nights.
- Reasoning on every suggestion
- What moved the recommendation, so a revenue manager can judge it rather than trust it.
- Accept, adjust or decline
- Recommendations are reviewed in the rate calendar; nothing changes your rates without approval.
- A record of decisions
- What was accepted or declined and what followed, so pricing judgement improves over time.
Already pricing with PriceLabs?
Ripple will connect your PriceLabs account for you, and its rate and stay recommendations will arrive in Ripple, where you review them against your calendar, your restrictions and your rate plans. Approved changes will be applied in Ripple; nothing will be overwritten without a decision.
- Your rooms, rates and bookings shared with your PriceLabs account
- PriceLabs recommendations shown beside Ripple’s own calendar
- Every change reviewed and approved before it applies