Dynamic pricing
Dynamic pricing, minus the leap of faith.
Every night of your next year priced on its own merits, refreshed daily, and never below the floor you set.
Your first month is free, on every listing.
Every night is different.
Your price isn't.So is every price.
Set and forget pricing is quietly losing you nights you never see.Hostomat re-prices all 365 of them, every day, against the market around you.
Priced flat. A dead Tuesday in February and the Saturday of the marathon get the same number.
Priced nightly. Every night on your calendar carries its own number, checked again every day.
Priced blind. The listings competing with you re-price every day. Your calendar has not moved since you set it.
Priced against the street. The listings actually competing with you set the number, and you can see which ones did.
Priced too late. You find out a night was wrong once it has already passed, when nothing can be done about it.
Priced months early. The marathon weekend was priced in long before the week it lands.
One night, five decisions.
None of them hidden from you.
Base
$210
What the listings competing with you are getting on an ordinary night of this kind.
Season
+14%
October in your market, measured across a year of real transactions rather than a calendar guess.
Weekend
+24%
Saturdays in your street carry a premium. The size of it is yours, not a default.
Event
+15%
The city marathon. Event lift is capped at 15% so a single busy weekend can never run away with your calendar.
Demand nearby
-2%
More of your comp set is still free than usual for this far out, so the number comes back down a little.
Saturday 10 October
$336
Your calendar has it at $210 today. Every one of those five lines is visible in the app before a single price is sent, and any night you disagree with can be locked to a number of your own.
Open any night.
It will tell you how it got there.
Ninety nights of one listing, priced. Tap one and you get the base it started from and every multiplier that moved it: the season, the weekend, the event down the road, and how much is selling nearby.
October 2026
Nothing here is an illustration. It is the calendar out of the app, running on one listing we made up. The prices are what the engine produces from a base and its multipliers, not numbers typed onto a picture.
Walk it into November and watch it stop. The season falls away and the prices come down with it, until they reach the floor and hold. That stop is enforced in our own code, not asked of anyone else.
Set once.
Then it works on the nights you are not thinking about.
Every night, all 365 of them
The whole year ahead is re-checked daily, not just the next few weeks. A Tuesday eleven months out gets the same attention as this Saturday.
Your street, not your city
The comparison set is listings of your size, on your streets, taking your kind of guest. You can see all of them, and drop any that do not belong.
Big weekends, months early
Concerts, games and festivals near you are priced in long before they sell out, instead of the week they land when the rooms have already gone.
A booking is information
When a night sells, that is demand. The nights around it lift within minutes rather than waiting for the next daily run.
Handing over a calendar
is the part nobody enjoys.
So here is the whole list of what it is allowed to do, and what it is not. Every limit below is enforced in our own code before anything is sent.
It never prices below your floor.
You set one number per listing. The engine treats it as a wall, not a preference. If the market drops under it we hold at your floor and tell you it may be costing you nights, rather than quietly chasing the market down.
It never touches your availability.
We write nightly rates and nothing else. No opening dates, no closing them, no minimum stays, no changing a reservation that already exists.
It never messages your guests.
The assistant talks to you on WhatsApp. It has no path to a guest thread, and it is not getting one.
It never acts on a request without your tap.
Ask it to change something and it comes back with the change written out, an Approve and a Cancel. Nothing runs until you press Approve.
It never locks you in.
Disconnect from Settings and we stop writing to your calendar that minute. Your prices stay exactly where they were. No export to request, no notice period.
And it shows its working, every time.
Open any night on your calendar and you get the number, the five things that made it, and the listings it was measured against. If you cannot see why a price is what it is, we have not finished the job.
Questions every host asks.
Settled before you hand over a calendar.
Not the question you had? Talk to the team
Give it one listing.
See what it does with a year.
First month free. Disconnect any time.