Know whether you are actually ahead.

Separate an occupancy problem from a rate problem. MPI, ARI and RGI show whether volume, price or both put you ahead of or behind the peer pool.

Bring rank, percentile and the three-month direction into the revenue meeting. The team starts with the exception, not a debate over whose spreadsheet is right.

See whether the hotel performed strongly relative to comparable properties. Pulse AI can add a written owner summary; the underlying figures work without AI.

A result only becomes useful when you know the comparison.

Your own reports tell you what happened at the hotel. Benchmark adds the missing comparison: what happened among properties with matching country, star rating and hotel-type tags.

For every metric you see your value, the peer average and median, the percentage gap, rank, percentile and your position on the pool's min–median–max spread. The point is not to label a month good or bad automatically; it is to show which question the team should ask next.

Read volume, rate and revenue in one line.

MPI compares occupancy, ARI compares ADR and RGI compares RevPAR. An index of 100 means parity with the selected peer pool; above or below 100 shows the direction and size of the gap.

In the simulated example, MPI 108, ARI 95 and RGI 103 means the hotel is ahead on occupancy, behind on rate and slightly ahead on RevPAR. That is a starting point for a pricing or mix discussion — not an automatic verdict.

Compare like with like — using your own tags.

Benchmark builds the peer pool from tags that describe your hotel — country, star rating, property type, location and theme. Start narrow for the closest comparison; remove a tag when you need a wider reference group.

Only tags assigned to your own hotel are available. The selected pool is therefore a comparison with similar participating properties, not a view into a named competitive set.

Anonymous by design. Optional by choice.

You decide whether your hotel participates, and you can revisit that choice every 30 days.

The dashboard never shows a hotel name or an individual peer value. It shows only pool aggregates — average, median and spread — and only when at least three matching peers are available.

See the direction while there is still time to act.

A finished-month report explains the past. Benchmark also shows this month and the next two from confirmed on-the-books reservations, so the team can see the direction before those months close.

The simulated 108 → 95 → 92 MPI sequence is not a demand forecast. It shows how your current OTB position compares with the selected peer pool across the three months.

Hotel benchmarking software compares a hotel’s performance with a relevant reference group. Peaqplus Benchmark compares occupancy, ADR, RevPAR and 7-day pickup with an anonymous pool of similar participating hotels, then shows the average, median, percentage gap, rank, percentile and min–median–max spread.

MPI compares your occupancy with the selected peer pool, ARI compares ADR and RGI compares RevPAR. An index of 100 means parity with that pool. Read the three together to see whether the gap comes from volume, rate or both.

The dashboard does not show hotel names or individual peer values. It shows only pool aggregates — average, median and spread — and only when at least three matching participating hotels are available. Participation is opt-in and can be revisited every 30 days.

Benchmark is included in BI Core on every Peaqplus plan and has no separate subscription or setup fee; standard BI Core setup still applies. The figures, ranks and MPI/ARI/RGI indexes work without AI. Pulse AI is required only for the written owner summary.