PriceLabsReviews of pricelabs.co

Gestisco una casa vacanze da relativamente poco tempo e non sono una professionista del settore. Una delle mie maggiori incertezze era capire se i prezzi che proponevo fossero coerenti con il mercato e con quelli di strutture simili alla mia. PriceLabs mi ha aiutata proprio su questo. La cosa che mi colpisce di più è la sua capacità di analizzare le strutture comparabili nella mia zona e di suggerire un prezzo base tenendo conto anche di come sta andando la mia casa e di quanto è apprezzata dagli ospiti. Da quel punto di partenza, il software adegua i prezzi in base alla stagione, agli eventi e ad altri fattori che influenzano la domanda. Posso inoltre personalizzare molte impostazioni, così che i prezzi rispecchino anche le mie scelte e il modo in cui voglio gestire l’attività. Avere una visione del mercato mi rassicura anche quando le prenotazioni rallentano: posso capire se è un andamento generale della zona, anziché pensare subito che il problema siano i miei prezzi o la mia struttura. Apprezzo molto anche l’assistenza. Ogni volta che ho avuto bisogno di aiuto, mi hanno dedicato tempo, ascoltando le mie domande e spiegandomi le cose con grande disponibilità. Per chi, come me, sta ancora imparando, questo fa davvero la differenza, ma credo che sia uno strumento prezioso anche per chi lavora nel settore da molti anni.

Huge fan of PriceLabs and their technology. I use several functions all of which help me generate more revenue for the properties I manage.

Fantastic for setting prices. Intuitive management and endless customization options.

We tried 2 different price optimizers before trying PriceLabs and all I can say is I wish we would have just started with Price Labs! Integration was a wonderful experience. Our onboarding rep, Sam, is amazing and so helpful and patient with teaching how to use the platform. It’s easy to set parameters, adjust prices, etc. we’ve seen some INCREDIBLE nightly rates since using the platform. Highly recommend!

PriceLabs is a main service provider in a specialised field which is able to swiftly support users and enable them to take advantage of the sheer variety of configuration options and fine tune them to fit their individual needs.

Amazing tool, couldn't have gained revenue without it

It's not a good feeling to realize I've been overpaying for years without knowing it, with PriceLabs offering very little in return. PriceLabs seems to have technically covered their bases. They mention their "listing mapping" feature can reduce your invoice… I've now learned it's a line at the bottom of every upcoming payment email, and it's covered in help articles if you dig for it. But if you have no reason to suspect anything's wrong, why would you comb through the fine print of a routine billing email, or go digging through help articles and trainings looking for a feature you don't know exists? Also, what homeowner has time for hours of trainings if you think your listings are working correctly? The dashboard itself, and the tutorial video linked from the main help page, don't mention savings at all… so unless something tips you off, there's nothing pointing you there. That's exactly what happened to me. I overpaid roughly $290 over two years without any indication something was off, despite contacting support multiple times along the way. It was only by chance, a "master class" I happened to notice being offered (I've only ever gotten two emails about one), that I started asking questions and found out what I'd been missing. When I found out and asked for a refund, PriceLabs said they couldn't offer more than $55.96. I'm super disappointed. They should ensure that their customers actually understand this better.

Pricelabs is a gamble. It may or may not work for you. And if it doesn´t work they always seem to blame you and the base price not been right. But what if the base price is right and it is their algorithm. In the end that was my conclusion. Also they didn´t even know about school holidays at certain times of the year being a peak season. I had to tell them which was shocking. In theory dynamic pricing can work if the software works. In my case it didn´t and lost thousands never mind the subscription fees. As as I said at your risk...