Blog
On how we calculate prices and what the accommodation market data shows.
- · 7 min read
Where the price for one night comes from
Step by step: from your base rate, through the factors that move it, to the floor we will not go below. No black box and no promises.
- · 6 min read
Three things we do not do — and what each one costs us
We do not scrape competitor prices, we do not push prices into your system, and we do not promise percentages. Every one of these has a price, and every one can be verified.
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What switches on once we know your history
Half of the pricing factors are calculated from your own data, so they stay silent at the start. Here is the order in which they wake up, and how you will know they are working.
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What does one price all year really cost you?
On the coast, July has many times the demand of January. In Warsaw the difference is small. Where the peak and the trough fall in 31 cities — and what that knowledge does NOT mean.
- · 6 min read
Your November is weak. But is it really your problem?
In the Warsaw region November is almost as strong as August. In Olsztyn January drops to 11%. Before you cut your price, check whether the weak month is weak only for you.
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What is dynamic pricing, and is it worth it for a single apartment?
Dynamic pricing means setting the price separately for each night instead of one rate for the whole year. Where it came from, when it makes sense for a single property, and what it will not do.
- · 5 min read
Should the weather move your nightly rate?
We used to answer: probably, but nobody has measured it. So we measured it. The answer turned out less obvious than the industry assumes — and for some properties it is still “we don’t know”.
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What is RevPAR, and do you need it with a single property?
RevPAR is revenue per available unit: occupancy and price in one number. How it is calculated, when it helps — and why ours only appears once we have your real prices.
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Where our competitor prices come from — and why we stopped collecting them
Accommodation portals forbid automated price collection in their terms. In July 2026 we removed the feature from the product. What that means for a host, and what replaced the data.