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Free pricing game · 90 seconds
Price It Right
Ten nights. A guest is waiting for each one. Name your price and get as close as you can to what they will pay, without going over.
- Read the cluesEvent in town? Quiet week? One-night gap?
- Set your priceSlide it up or down from the typical rate.
- Book or bustToo low leaves money on the table. Too high and the night stays empty.
Your market · real 2026 rates
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How much of the money on the table did you take?
Share of what the ten guests were willing to pay, in total.
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Why this matters
A revenue manager makes this call for every night, on every listing.
Most pricing tools set a typical rate and leave it there. The money is in reading each night: events, gaps, slowdowns, your best units, and not discounting out of nerves.
RevOpt does it for 3,000+ units in 45+ cities as a PriceLabs Verified Revenue Management Partner.
How Price It Right works
You get ten nights at short-term rentals in the market you pick. Each night shows the typical rate for that kind of listing in that month, taken from real 2026 data, plus a few clues: an event in town, a quiet low-season week, a one-night gap between two bookings, a flight cut that hits demand, or your best-reviewed listing.
Behind every night is one guest with a limit. Price at or under it and the night books at your price. Go over and the night stays empty. You score up to 100 points a night for getting close to the limit, so the best players read the clues instead of copying the typical rate.
What it teaches
- Events: event nights are worth far more than a normal night.
- Demand: a full city means higher prices, a slowdown means lower ones, fast.
- Gaps: one-night gaps only fit one-night guests, so price them to sell.
- Unit quality: top-reviewed listings deserve a premium.
- Discount nerves: still open a few days out isn't a reason to discount when the city is full.
Typical rates and occupancy come from RevOpt's 2026 market data. Guests and their limits are simulated.