Occupancy and rate at a glance
By property and by room type, over any date range — no spreadsheet.
Occupancy, average rate, pace against last year, who's booking direct — live from your own bookings, not a spreadsheet you rebuild every month.
You know your gut feel. You don't always know your numbers — occupancy these school holidays versus last, what a cabin actually earns, which channel is growing.
Building them means exporting, pasting and hoping the spreadsheet formula still holds.
So pricing decisions get made on memory — and the booking sites are very happy to fill the gap.
Every number is computed from the bookings you already have: occupancy, average nightly rate, revenue per available room, pace against the same date last year, a forecast for the months ahead, and the direct-versus-booking-site mix.
Reports answer honestly. Ask what you knew on the first of the month and that's what you get — the figures as they stood, not quietly rewritten by later changes.
And when a rate change looks sensible, Accommador suggests it from your own booking curve — you see the reasoning, and nothing changes until you apply it. There is no autopilot and no black box.
This month, the season, the school holidays — occupancy, rate and revenue are already computed.
Pace shows whether you're ahead of or behind the same time last year — while there's still time to act.
Direct versus each booking site, so you can watch the direct share climb.
Any report exports to CSV — for your accountant, your bank or your business partner.
By property and by room type, over any date range — no spreadsheet.
Know in May that spring is behind — not in October.
Watch what your marketing actually moves: the share of bookings that skip the commission.
What the months ahead look like, from the bookings already on the calendar.
Advisory only: a suggested rate with its reasoning, applied only when you say so — and every decision logged.
CSV exports for the accountant, and figures that don't rewrite themselves after the fact.
Reporting is either a wall of dashboards built for chains, or an export you turn into a spreadsheet yourself — and either way, last year's comparison is guesswork.
The reports run on your own bookings and answer as-of any date honestly — and the revenue side only ever suggests. You decide, and it's logged.
A reporting or revenue tool is another bill among the thirteen. Here it's part of the $500.
No — deliberately. Suggestions come from your own booking curve with the reasoning shown, and nothing changes until you apply it. Every applied change is logged.
Yes — occupancy, rate and revenue break down by property and by room type, over any range.
Yes — any report exports to CSV, and registration records and statements export too.
Only honestly. Ask what you knew on the first of the month and you get the figures as they stood — reports don't quietly rewrite history.
Ad tracking is its own view — every booking matched to the ad that earned it. This page is the property's numbers: occupancy, rate, pace and mix.
Keeping your calendar in sync across the booking sites costs about $250 a month on its own. Here it's included — with your booking page, payments, Xero and guest emails — from $500/mo per location.
All of it for $5,000 a year, that price held for life — and we move you across free. 30-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
Book a demoThirteen subscriptions, about $2,060 a month, none of them talking to each other. Accommador is all of it in one login, from $500 AUD/mo per location.