RoomPriceGenievs
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PriceLabs: Cheaper per unit and better suited to whole-unit rentals rather than hotel room types

Automated revenue management for independent hotels of ten to a hundred and fifty rooms
As of 31 August 2026, RoomPriceGenie starts at €198/month. A revenue management system deliberately built for small independent hotels that have no revenue manager, priced as a flat monthly fee per property rather than a share of revenue. Softwr lists it under Travel. RoomPriceGenie is available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
RoomPriceGenie is a revenue management system for independent hotels, guesthouses, apart-hotels and hostels. It reads your booking pace and rate history from the property management system, compares them with local competitor rates and demand signals, and writes recommended or fully automated prices back to the PMS and channel manager. It handles room-type derivation, occupancy-based pricing, event detection and length-of-stay controls, and presents the reasoning in a form a general manager can follow without revenue management training. The distinguishing thing is the deliberate narrowing of scope. Enterprise systems such as IDeaS or Duetto model segmentation, group displacement and total revenue across many properties, and they require an analyst to operate. RoomPriceGenie assumes there is no analyst, gives a small set of controls, and defaults to automation. That is a genuine product decision rather than a limitation of budget, and it is why the buyer profile is so consistent: properties of roughly ten to a hundred and fifty rooms where the owner or general manager sets rates personally, usually badly, in the evening. Pricing is a flat monthly subscription per property, published at roughly 198 euros for the entry tier, 297 for the middle and 440 for the multi-property tier, with about seventeen per cent off for annual commitment. The trade-off is that this is a hard floor. For a twelve-room bed and breakfast the entry tier works out near seventeen euros per room per month, which is more than many such properties pay for the PMS itself, and there is no cheaper tier below it.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Core
€198 /mo
Premium
€297 /mo
Professional
€440 /mo
Capabilities
Automated rate setting
Prices calculated daily and written back to the PMS without manual approval if you allow it
Competitor rate shopping
Local market rates gathered and compared against your position
Occupancy-based pricing
Rates that respond to booking pace rather than to a fixed calendar
Room type derivation
Secondary room types priced from the base type by rule
Event detection
Local demand spikes identified and reflected in forward rates
Length of stay controls
Minimum stay adjustments around high-demand dates
Simple explanations
Recommendations shown with the reason, aimed at non-specialists
Multi-property dashboard
Group-level view on the higher tier
Answered, with sources
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Roughly 198 euros per property per month at the entry tier, 297 for Premium and 440 for the multi-property Professional tier, with about seventeen per cent off for annual payment.
That is the awkward size. The fee works out around thirteen euros per room per month, so the revenue uplift has to be real rather than assumed before it pays.
For a small independent with no analyst, largely yes. For a hotel with group and conference business it does not, because it does not model displacement.
Yes. It can run in recommendation mode where prices are suggested and you approve them, rather than writing automatically to the PMS.
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