Know every night's worth.
We believe this is the best revenue tool on the market — and we don't ask you to believe it. We publish the receipts:
Every morning — and up to 10× a day as your pickup moves — Nightsworth reads demand, events and your history, and proposes a rate for every night, room and package. With the reasoning attached. You approve with one tap. Autopilot? When you're ready.
| NIGHT | OCC | ADVICE | MOVE |
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The revenue system that shows its homework
Most revenue systems are a black box: a price appears, and you're asked to trust it. That's exactly backwards. Trust is earned — advice by advice.
The scan
Before 08:00 Nightsworth reads your pickup pace, demand signals, events nearby, seasonality and history — for every night on the horizon. And it re-checks up to 10× a day, so a sudden booking surge never goes unpriced.
With reasoning attached
Not just "€139" — but why €139. You see exactly what the system sees:
One tap — or autopilot
You approve with one tap and the rate flows to your PMS. Seen enough good advice? Switch on autopilot per property — always inside your limits.
Autopilot, on your terms
Full AI autopricing exists in Nightsworth — but trust is a dial, not a switch. You climb three modes at your own pace, and you can step back down any day. Whatever the mode: your floors and ceilings are law.
Advise
The AI proposes, with reasoning. Nothing touches your PMS until you tap approve — per night, per room type. Zero risk to start.
One-tap days
Seen enough good advice? Approve a whole day — or the whole horizon — in one tap. You still glance at everything, it just takes a minute.
AI Autopilot
The AI re-prices your whole booking horizon up to 10× a day and pushes rates to your PMS automatically — always inside your limits, per property, off again whenever you say so. Every move stays in the log, with its reasoning.
And what it deliberately doesn't do: hide the answer. Every advice — manual or autopilot — shows which of these signals moved it. Overrule one, and the system learns what you know that it didn't.
What is smarter pricing worth to you?
Slide to your property. Industry studies put automated pricing at +5–15% room revenue — we show you the whole range, not just the flattering end.
* +5–15% is the range industry studies report for automated pricing. Your mileage depends on your baseline — that's exactly what the advice-first pilot measures, risk-free.
Built by hoteliers who got tired of black boxes
Mews native
Availability, pickup and rates flow in live; approved advice flows straight back. Mews Marketplace listing planned.
Packages priced along
Your arrangements — dinner packages, bike weekends, long stays — live in a package library and move with the room rate. A rate change never breaks a package.
Your limits are law
Floors, ceilings and step sizes per property and room type. Nightsworth never advises outside them — and tells you when a limit is holding revenue back.
Lives in your morning
The advice lands in your operations cockpit before the first coffee — next to occupancy and the day's tasks, not in yet another tab you forget.
Every advice explained
Demand, pickup, events, history, limits — each advice shows its sources. Overrule it and the system learns what you know that it didn't.
The shadow ledger
Every morning's advice is archived. Once the night has passed, we score it against reality — forecast vs. actual, advice vs. achieved ADR. Accuracy you can audit, not marketing math.
The room is only half the guest
A castle hotel at our launch customer ran sold out at a €65 room rate — while only 3.5% of guests stayed for dinner. Every pricing tool on the market would call that night a win. It wasn't: the guest left €40 on the table, literally. Optimising the room rate is the wrong goal when the restaurant is empty.
Nightsworth runs on the same system that holds the rooms (Mews), the restaurant and the guest data — so it prices the guest, not just the bed. No classic RMS sees past the room ledger.
Guest value per night
Every advice shows what an occupied room really brings: room rate + the measured food & beverage spend per occupied room, per weekday. At our flagship that's ≈€155 on a Friday — and under €30 on a Monday (calibrated for the share of diners who are actually hotel guests). Two different guests, two different prices.
The "full but poor" alarm
Nights heading for 90%+ occupancy while your rate sits at the bottom of the market get flagged — with the euros left behind. Sold out is not a KPI. Value is.
Groups priced on displacement
A group enquiry gets a floor price per night from what it actually displaces — and the dinner covers it brings count along. Say yes to the right groups, at the right number.
A system that admits where it was wrong
Every night, the full day-by-day advice is archived. Once a month closes, Nightsworth lays the final numbers next to the advice it gave at T-14, T-7 and T-1 — and passes verdict on itself, per property, in plain language. Not a confidence score. A confession.
A verdict on every night
Priced too low: sold out two weeks early, below what that weekday earns at your own hotel — with the euros left behind. Held too high: stayed empty while the advice didn't budge. Forecast off: the T-7 expectation missed by 15 points or more. Every verdict shows its reasoning and the advice path it judged.
Lessons per property, not per market
Patterns that repeat across months become draft lessons — "Saturdays start too low here", "the two-week forecast runs cold at this property". Each comes with the evidence: which nights, which months, how many euros.
You confirm. It remembers.
A lesson only counts once a human confirms it — and confirmed lessons become the agenda for your floors, ceilings and season curves. Dismiss one and it stays dismissed. One measured feedback runs on its own: when the forecast is structurally off at a lead time, the engine recalibrates that forecast — capped, self-extinguishing, and named in every advice it touches. Beyond that, it never rewires itself on its own conclusions.
Years of memory per hotel
Every closed month is condensed and kept, per property: the misses, the forecast accuracy, how often advice was actually applied. Ask "what works at this hotel?" in two years and the answer is on file — not in someone's head.
Three ways to price a hotel night
| NIGHTSWORTH | CLASSIC RMS | SPREADSHEET & GUT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh AI advice | ✓ every morning, full horizon | ✓ — as a bare number | when someone finds time |
| Shows its reasoning | ✓ every advice, every signal | rarely — black box | only in your head |
| Your limits enforced | ✓ hard floors & ceilings | varies per system | ✓ but manual |
| Packages priced along | ✓ package library moves with the rate | rarely | manual repair work |
| Guest value (room + restaurant) | ✓ measured F&B per occupied room in every advice | room ledger only | — |
| Licensed market data, per night | ✓ Google Hotels median & spread + rate-parity watch | ✓ often a paid add-on | incognito browsing |
| AI autopilot | ✓ optional · per property · reversible | ✓ often required to get value | — |
| Setup | days | weeks to months | — |
| Price | €229–€549 all-in (founding) · never a revenue share | typically €200–1,500+ / month, features gated per tier | your evenings |
honest footnote: the big enterprise systems are genuinely powerful for 50+ property portfolios. Nightsworth is built for independent hotels and groups that want power and understanding.
All-in per tier. Never a cut of your revenue.
Every tier gets everything — AI advice with reasoning, autopilot, packages, your limits. The only variable is the size of your board. And we will never take a revenue share: your best months are yours.
✳ Founding seats are limited by design — we onboard a few properties at a time, hands-on. Founders keep their price for as long as they stay — once the cohort is full, new customers join at the standard rates.
Every feature. Every mode. Founders keep this price for as long as they stay.
Every feature. Every mode. Founders keep this price for as long as they stay.
Every feature. Every mode. Founders keep this price for as long as they stay.
150+ rooms, or a portfolio of properties? Priced per room, on request — around €5 per room per month, every feature included, same founding promise.
A senior revenue manager on your board
For hotels that want guidance, not just software: an experienced revenue manager reviews the week's advice with you, tunes your floors and ceilings, challenges the AI where your market knowledge wins, and coaches your team until autopilot feels natural. Pairs with any tier.
All tiers: unlimited packages · nightly AI advice with reasoning · one-tap approval · AI autopilot included (no upsell) · your own floors and ceilings · no setup fee on Mews (other PMS on request) · cancel monthly · ex VAT.
Start with NightsworthHow is Nightsworth different from other revenue systems?
Most are a black box: a price appears and you're asked to trust it. Nightsworth shows its homework — every advice comes with the reasoning attached: demand, pickup, events, your history, your limits. You approve with one tap. Autopilot exists, but it's off until you decide you're ready.
Does it change my prices automatically?
Not unless you tell it to. Advice-first is the default: Nightsworth proposes, you approve. Autopilot is optional, per property, and always inside your floors and ceilings.
What about packages and arrangements?
First-class citizens. Your arrangements live in a package library and are priced along with the room rate — a rate move never breaks a package.
Which PMS does it work with?
Mews, natively — live availability and pickup in, approved rates back, and no setup fee. A Mews Marketplace listing is planned; other PMS integrations are available on request (setup quoted individually).
Who controls the limits?
You do. Floors, ceilings and step sizes per property and room type; Nightsworth never advises outside them.
Is autopilot safe?
Autopilot never leaves the fence you built: floors, ceilings and step sizes are enforced on every single move, every move is logged with its reasoning, and you can switch back to advice-first any day. That's why we let you start in advise-mode — you watch the AI be right before you hand it the keys.
How long does setup take?
Days, not months. Connect Mews, set your floors and ceilings, review the first morning's advice — most properties see their first approved AI rate within the week.
What does it cost?
Three all-in tiers by property size (founding rates — yours for as long as you stay; standard €299/€449/€699, ex VAT): €229/month up to 30 rooms, €349 for 31–80 rooms, €549 for 81–150 rooms; 150+ rooms and portfolios are priced per room on request (around €5 per room per month). Every tier has every feature — including autopilot. Want a human revenue manager on your board? Nightsworth Expert: €499/month retainer (standard €599) or €140/hour hands-on. No setup fee on Mews (other PMS on request), cancel monthly.
Why no revenue share?
Because your best months should be yours. A percentage of revenue feels like another OTA commission, makes costs unpredictable exactly when you're busiest, and starts arguments about attribution ("was it the AI or the summer?"). A flat tier keeps the incentive clean: we only win if you stay because it works.
Why are founding seats limited?
Because onboarding is hands-on: importing history, tuning the setup and keeping a direct line to the builders takes real time per property. We take on a few properties at a time, and when the founding cohort is full, new customers join at the standard rates — founders keep theirs for as long as they stay. No countdowns, no tricks — just honest capacity.
Your nights already have a worth.
Start knowing it.
Early access for a handful of hotels — founding conditions, a direct line to the builders, and advice on your desk within days.
the demo mail is ready-made — fill in three times that suit you, we confirm one within a day.