See where your rate stands.
And when the market moved.

Compare the same stay conditions, see who moved first and check your own pace before following, holding or widening the gap.

Review the market position and source behind an action instead of accepting “the competitors moved” as the whole explanation.

Use the same dated snapshot in pricing, the revenue meeting and follow-up instead of rebuilding the compset story from screenshots.

Keep the movement, not just today’s price.

A manual tab check shows what a channel displays at one moment. It does not preserve who moved first, how the gap developed or whether yesterday’s comparison used the same stay conditions.

Peaqplus collects publicly visible rates each night and stores them as dated snapshots. Filter the comparison by currency, stay length, guests, meal plan, rate type, channel and room type, then trace a value back to its source page.

This is scheduled nightly monitoring, not an on-demand live shop. It cannot reveal a competitor’s occupancy, costs or reason for changing price — which is why the market signal stays beside your own hotel data instead of replacing it.

"Where do I stand today?" — own rate vs competitive average across the next 30 days, with a gap chart and a matrix table.

"Who moved, and when?" — multi-line chart of rate movements across the last 30 / 60 / 90 days.

"What strategy do I actually run?" — 7 booking windows, automatic classification (early mover · capacity-filler · etc.).

"Where do they restrict — and where don't they?" — price-delta timeline + 3-state availability matrix.

Where you stand today. Across the next 30 days.

Your rate, the competitive average, and the gap between them — visible day by day for the next month. The 'where am I in the market this morning?' question gets a single chart and a KPI strip. Trend over the last week and your one-day movement land beside it.

Who moved. When.

Today's rate tells you where a competitor stands now. Stored snapshots show when the published rate changed — the X-axis is the day we observed the price, not the stay date. The first mover on weekend pricing, the late mover who dropped in the final week and the property whose visible rate appears unchanged all separate in one chart.

Are you an early mover, or a capacity-filler?

Seven fixed booking windows from 60+ days out down to 0–3 days. Every window is a relative percentage versus the 60+ baseline. The platform classifies you against the market: are you the conventional pricer, the early mover, the capacity-filler dropping rates inside two weeks, or the late mover with last-minute markups? Self-knowledge at the strategy level, not the daily-decision level.

Where they restrict — and where they don't.

A two-layer report: a price-delta timeline (e.g. your direct-booking discount vs the market) and a three-state availability matrix beneath it. The matrix shows which channels are open, restricted, or quietly closed for each day — because the gap is itself a supply decision (a min-LOS rule, a closed channel, a stop-sell). Choose the dimension: channel discounting, length-of-stay discounting, or room-type spread.

Currency, nights, adults, meal plan, rate type, channel and room type keep unlike offers out of the comparison.

Open the observed time, channel, meal plan, rate type, room, 30-day sparkline and source page behind the value.

Ask what changed overnight or who moved for the weekend, then follow the answer back to the underlying report data.

Hotel rate shopping software monitors publicly displayed room rates for a chosen competitive set and compares them with your hotel under matching stay conditions. Peaqplus stores nightly, source-linked snapshots for 5 competitors and 120 future stay dates, so you can see both the current position and when the market moved.

Peaqplus uses scheduled nightly collection, not an on-demand live shop. Each observed value keeps its timestamp and source link, so you know how current it is and can verify it before acting. The module cannot see a competitor’s occupancy, costs or reason for changing price.

No. Competitor Rate Intelligence is read-only and does not change a rate or restriction. Pricing & Rate Management can use the competitor average as an optional input, Ping can add threshold alerts, and Pulse AI can add plain-language analysis when those separate modules are active.

Competitor Rate & Review Intelligence is sold as one €59/month per-property add-on on top of BI Core and is included in Growth. The standard scope covers 5 competitors and 120 days ahead; Reviews Intelligence is included. The one-time €135 setup includes configuration, rate-match verification and 1 hour of team training. Prices are net of VAT; yearly billing receives a 10% discount.