Rate simulator
Ask the pricing engine what it would charge for a specific stay and it answers with the layer-by-layer breakdown, before you sell anything.
What it solves
When five layers on top of the base decide the price, the question "why does this night cost this?" becomes both legitimate and hard. The simulator answers it without having to create a fake booking to find out.
You notice it in things like these
- To check a price you have to create a test booking and then delete it.
- Nobody can explain to a corporate client where their rate comes from.
How it works
The same engine that charges
The simulator does not reimplement the calculation: it asks the pricing engine, the same one that resolves checkout, the front-desk quote, the widget and the calendar. A simulator result that disagreed with a booking would be an engine bug, not a screen discrepancy.
Layer-by-layer breakdown
Base → plan → season → rules → commission → channel, deterministic and explainable. Each layer says how much it contributed and why; a rule's guardrails appear as their own line when they stopped something.
With its add-ons
The simulation charges extra beds separately, on their own line, so they are not duplicated with the rate's. What you see is what would be charged.
It can be exported
The result can be downloaded to take to a revenue meeting or a corporate negotiation, without retyping it by hand.
Where it lives in the panel
- Rooms & rates
- Rates
- Rate simulator
What it needs first
A base price, rates and whichever layers you want to check; the simulator reads, it does not configure.
Rate plans
Carry on here
Shall we walk through it with your hotel on screen?
Half an hour, your rooms and your rates, and whatever questions you have. No commitment and no card.