Dynamic Pricing Simulator
See how a price change can move demand and total room revenue under an illustrative price elasticity. Every assumption is shown next to the results.
Price Elasticity Simulator
Interactive ModelAdjust your price to see the simulated impact on demand and total revenue.
Illustrative assumption: price elasticity of −2.5 (a 10% price increase reduces demand by 25%) and a baseline of 100 room nights at the base price. Simulated demand is not capped by your room inventory.
Formulas: new price = base price × (1 + adjustment); demand = 100 × (1 + adjustment × −2.5); total revenue = new price × demand.
With elasticity this strong, any price cut raises revenue and any increase lowers it. Real elasticity is usually different and varies by date, segment and room type, so treat this as a demonstration of the mechanics, not a price recommendation. Read the price elasticity guide
New Price
$150.00
Demand (room nights)
100
0% vs baseline
Total Revenue
$15000
0.0% vs baseline
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