Every figure on this site is a measurement of a public price on a named date. Nothing is estimated, modelled or forecast. This page says exactly what was measured and what it does not cover.
The asking price Agoda publicly shows for a stay of one night for two adults, read once per night of the window, for every property the town's search returns. These are asking prices — what places want — not the prices of bookings that completed.
Every property that returned a price for that night goes into one list. The median is the middle of that list: half the town wants less, half wants more. The percentile bands (p25–p75, p10–p90) are the same list read at those positions. No weighting, no smoothing, no averaging across nights.
A night counts only with at least 30 priced properties, and a month is published only with at least 15 such nights. Below either threshold the page does not exist rather than showing a thin number.
Each night publishes two counts: how many properties the search returned, and how many of those carried a price. The difference is the sold-out and closed set. They are never counted as zero and never pull the median down.
A night nobody measured is shown as unknown. There is no interpolation between measured nights and no carrying forward of yesterday's price.
Each page stamps the date its data was read, and the sitemap carries that same date per URL. Prices are re-read when a scan is run, not on a schedule.
They are one marketplace's public inventory, not the whole town. They are asking prices, so they cannot show discounts, occupancy actually achieved, or revenue. Taxes and fees appear as that marketplace displays them. A town's listing set changes between scans, so two dates are comparable in shape rather than as a fixed panel.
If a figure on this site looks wrong, we want to know — a measurement that cannot be challenged is not evidence. Reports are reviewed against the stored snapshot for the exact property and date in question.
Free to use with attribution to Bed&Market (https://bedandmarket.com).
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