Our pricing engine reads the Vancouver market every 24 hours — events, weather, competitor availability, cruise season, booking lead time — and adjusts your nightly rate to capture peak demand without leaving gaps. Properties on dynamic pricing earn 10–40% more than static equivalents.
Static nightly rates leave money on the table during high-demand periods and cause empty nights during slow ones. Dynamic pricing adjusts your rate every 24 hours based on real-time signals — competitor availability, local events, seasonal patterns, booking lead time, and day-of-week patterns. You set a floor (your minimum acceptable rate) and a ceiling; the engine optimises within that range continuously.
During onboarding we agree on your minimum acceptable nightly rate and a peak ceiling. The engine never goes below or above without your approval.
Every 24 hours: competitor rates in your neighbourhood, upcoming Vancouver events, weather signals, platform-specific demand data, and historical booking patterns for your unit.
New rate publishes to all platforms simultaneously. Last-minute discount if a gap night is approaching; premium if a sold-out event weekend is near.
Every month we share ADR (average daily rate), occupancy, RevPAR, and how your unit performed against comparable properties. We tune the parameters together.
Across our portfolio, properties switched from static to dynamic pricing see an average 28% annual revenue increase in the first year.
Last-minute discount logic fills weekday and single-night gaps that static pricing typically leaves empty.
Zero manual rate updates. The engine runs daily; you review a one-page summary once a month and adjust parameters if needed.
Guests who feel they paid a fair price for what they got leave better reviews. Dynamic pricing ensures your rate always reflects real market value — so guests aren't surprised, overcharged, or under-served.
Dynamic pricing keeps your rate aligned with what comparable properties charge — no sticker shock for guests.
→Guests who feel the price was fair arrive with a positive frame — they booked because your value was clear.
→"Value" is an Airbnb subscore. Properties with dynamic pricing score higher here because the rate always reflects the market.
→Higher overall review score → better Airbnb search rank → more demand → the engine can sustainably push your rate up.
Industry-benchmark figures; your numbers vary by property, season, and neighbourhood.
Vancouver Pride (Aug), Cherry Blossom Festival (Apr), Cruise season (May–Oct), Whitecaps & Canucks playoffs, BC Lions games, international conventions at Vancouver Convention Centre, New Year's Eve — each spikes demand for Downtown, Yaletown, and Gastown units by 2–3× shoulder-season rates.
Metro Vancouver has predictable soft periods: weekdays in shoulder months (Jan–Feb, Nov), rainy October weeks, long weekends where leisure guests can't fill 5-night minimums. Dynamic pricing drops the rate and the minimum stay length to capture these windows rather than leaving them empty.
Burnaby Metrotown and Richmond Airport proximity create their own demand cycles (convention centre events, international arrivals). North Shore properties spike on ski weekends. The engine tracks each neighbourhood's comp set separately — not a city-wide average.
Quarterly deep dive into your neighbourhood's comp set — validates the engine's parameters and flags opportunities the daily cycle might miss.
Learn more →Dynamic pricing across one platform is good. Dynamic pricing synchronised across four platforms is where the revenue really compounds.
Learn more →Every monthly statement shows ADR, RevPAR, and occupancy against market benchmarks — so you can see exactly what dynamic pricing is delivering.
Learn more →Fill out the form, get a written revenue estimate within 24 hours. We'll show you exactly what dynamic pricing would have earned your property over the past 12 months vs your current static rate.
