— sites were selling your rooms that night.
Every operator wants to know what is actually happening to their rooms out there. Who is selling them, at what price, and whether their own booking page is in the running.
You can see one site at a time on Google. Seeing all of them at once, for one night, is not something you can do from inside.
So we read it from outside and put it on one page. Free, once, no strings.
What this is: advertised prices on public listings, for one night arriving , captured from Google on . Not your rate, not your occupancy, not your RevPAR. We cannot see those from outside.
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Where each kind of site was asking
One dot per site. Rows run from the channel you control most to the one you control least. Hover or focus a dot for the site.
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Google keeps its own list of properties it shows alongside yours. This is public information. Their copy of this page shows yours.
Their board
Read the two as shape, not as a price race. The nights are not the same. Yours was read for , theirs for , because that is when each listing was captured. Both were read the same way, on the same day, from the same surface. The prices are not comparable to each other; how each board is built is.
That is the one Google picked.
Google picks by geography and star class. You know who you actually compete with, and it is usually not the same list.
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We read your state again on 30 September.
Your board is one night, seen once. The next pass tells you what moved on it:
- a price that changed
- a site that appeared
- a site that stopped showing you
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What moved on your board goes to {email} that day. Nothing else to do.
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The stay checked was one night arriving , captured from Google’s hotel surface on . Prices are what each site was asking for the stay shown, as displayed publicly, before taxes and fees where the site showed them separately. We did not attempt a booking.
One property at a time. Where a second appears, both were read the same way and the page says so.