We looked at 567 hotels using RoomPriceGenie across 9 countries to answer one question: how much extra revenue does an RMS actually make?
We examined three core revenue metrics. RoomPriceGenie helped properties increase room rates while driving higher occupancy, significantly increasing overall revenue.
Honestly, we get your skepticism. If you’ve been setting prices manually or using a built-in PMS tool, and it’s been working (more or less), why change? You might have missed a few revenue opportunities, but it feels familiar. Why risk it?
Turns out there are many real reasons to implement dynamic pricing using the RoomPriceGenie revenue management system.
Average revenue increase per property across all 567 properties.
Average occupancy increase. More booked nights.
Average Daily Rate increase. Higher rates, at the same time as higher occupancy.
Back in 2019, we studied nine European hotels and saw an average revenue increase of 22% for a 19-room property. The industry, booking habits and technology have moved on since then, so we ran the numbers again, at scale.
Room count had no significant impact on revenue, ADR or occupancy improvements.
“What used to take days to several weeks to do is now possible in a single day.”
“Instead of spending 10 hours every month going over the pricing for the upcoming months, we can now complete it in about 15 minutes.”
“The intuitive system allowed me to make rate changes and implement different rate strategies at multiple properties quickly and easily. The RoomPriceGenie delivers excellent value for money.”
Revenue management isn’t just about increasing prices. It’s about finding the sweet spot where occupancy, rates and guest satisfaction align.
Absolutely not. With RoomPriceGenie, you’re always in the driver’s seat. AutoPilot works based on the parameters you set, and you can adjust strategies anytime or even turn it off if you prefer.
