Hosts deserve reasoning,
not another black box.
Short-term rental pricing is a guess dressed up as a number. We're building the operating system a smart host would build if they had the budget to — and these are the seven principles that decide what we ship.
Decisions that come with receipts.
A tone that treats you like the operator you are.
Every number names its reason.
Not “the model thinks…”
Not “AI recommends…”
Not “algorithm-driven.”
Every recommendation cites the signals that produced it — comp rates, demand events, pacing, the listing audit. Pulled live, timestamped, inspectable.
Receipt: every queue card opens to the comps, events, and pacing it cited.
No write happens without your tap.
Not auto-tuned.
Not “fully managed.”
Not “set it and forget it.”
Approval is the default state of every recommendation. Auto-write is opt-in, with caps you define. We do not silently change your listing.
Receipt: human-in-the-loop is on by default on every paid tier; auto-write is a toggle you flip yourself.
The data is live. Not paste-able.
Not screenshots.
Not last week’s bookings.
Not a quarterly report.
Your PMS sync layer, a 365-day forward-rate index across your comp set, and a 365-day demand-event index — joined every six hours. The screen you check is the screen the agent saw.
Receipt: dashboard timestamps show last refresh; nightly scans run every 6 hours and write a row you can audit.
One subscription. No usage surprises.
Not metered tokens.
Not per-recommendation fees.
Not “$400 because the AI got chatty.”
Flat tier pricing by property count. Every cap is numbered. At 80% you get a warning. At 100% the feature gracefully degrades.
Receipt: see the pricing page. Three tiers, one price each, 14-day trial, no card upfront.
Your data is not training data.
Not ours.
Not our vendors’.
Not for benchmarking or “product improvement.”
Service-tier contracts prohibit training on your inputs. Per-tenant isolation. Self-serve export and delete on every plan.
Receipt: see /privacy § 7.6 — “No AI training on your data,” written without hedges.
A free audit is a real audit.
Not a teaser.
Not a screenshot.
Not “20% of the value behind a paywall.”
The free audit runs the same engine the paid product runs. Pricing posture, comp deltas, listing health, demand events, and a recommended move — in one report, no upsell wall.
Receipt: the audit lives at /audit and uses the same pipeline as the dashboard. Same data, same agents, same math.
If we’re wrong, you hear it from us.
Not from a status page after the fact.
Not from a Reddit thread.
Not from your accountant.
A public changelog. Honest tier labels — if a feature ships in Q3 we label it Q3. A “Coming” badge on anything aspirational. We surface our misses.
Receipt: /changelog is dated, public, and updated the same day shipping changes land.
That every recommendation is inspectable. That every write is reversible. That the free audit is a real product, not a crippled teaser. That paid tiers pay for themselves on the first rate lift they catch.
And that if we're wrong about any of this, you'll hear it from us first.