The nightly line
The middle asking price for every stay-night.
See true accommodation prices. Every night, every city.
See hotel & B&B asking prices for the nights ahead, with local events on the same timeline.
Every night has a different market.
Three readings, one timeline. Each one is measured, never modelled.
The typical range
See where the middle half of listings are priced.
The local context
Events sit beside the dates, so unusual nights are easy to investigate.
You keep the decision
The market informs.
You set the price.
You know your rooms, your guests and what makes your place special. Use the market as context for your next pricing decision.
Change your rates where you already manage them.
Built on visible evidence.
Know what sits behind every number before you decide anything.
See the market
Published asking prices
See what properties are advertising for every stay-night.
Inspect the source
Listings behind every number
Open any night to see which properties returned a price.
Know when it was measured
Freshness you can verify
See when prices were read. Missing observations stay missing.
For analysts and investors
City market report
180 nights of measured asking prices for one city, in 30 exhibits — price, time, supply, amenities and an occupancy table. PDF + CSV, €49 one-off.
Frequently asked questions.
The short answers. The method page has the long ones.
Are these the prices rooms sell for?
These are public asking prices at the time of measurement. They show what was advertised for that stay-night; the price a guest actually pays may differ.
Will Bed&Market change my rates?
You stay in control. Use the market as context, then update your rates through your booking platform or property management system.
Can I explore before signing up?
Public city pages and tools are open to browse. Sign in when you want to run a fresh scan.
How fresh are the prices?
Check the measurement date for the night you are viewing. Request a fresh scan to read prices again. Scans run when you ask for them.
What’s your city asking?
Start with your market. Find the dates worth a closer look.
