Monthly bookings leave gaps.Don’t fear the gap. Price it.

With Price the Gap, every new booking includes the cost of any gap it creates.

One calendar sheet shows the visible portions of two month-plus reservations. Alex continues in from December, a four-night gap is too short for another booking, and Maya continues into February. The gap nights are crossed out, circled in red, and labeled “Gap!”

How Price the Gap prices a monthly-rental gap

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Your market:month-plus stays

Whatever your minimum stay, when a booking starts matters as much as how long it lasts.

A new booking. (Yeah!!!)

A guest books 30 nights.

The quote without Price the Gap.

Ordinary pricing tools price only the nights the guest books.

but... what about the gap?

The booking leaves empty nights after the previous reservation.

... a gap too short to be booked.

Income is lost. Occupancy dips. It’s like stepping on a Lego—only more expensive.

The solution: Price the Gap.

Price the Gap automatically adjusts the price of the stay to account for any gap this booking creates on the calendar.

Price the Gap works behind the scenes.

Gaps can appear before or after a booking.

Price the Gap accounts for both.

Private calendar scan

See this math on your own calendar.

Choose an .ics availability calendar and your minimum stay. Your browser removes event text and guest details before Price the Gap analyzes the calendar shape.

Scan a calendar fileNo prices or reservations are changed.

A focused second pass

PriceLabs prices demand.
Price the Gap prices calendar fit.

PriceLabs remains your pricing engine. Price the Gap adds one narrow calculation for medium-term calendars: what will this date combination do to the nights around it?

Better-fitting stays are favored. A stay that would create an expensive sub-minimum gap can be repriced—or intentionally deterred—before the guest books it.

How it works

Protect the calendar automatically.

  1. 01

    Read the real calendar

    Start with your PriceLabs prices, availability, and existing booking boundaries.

  2. 02

    Measure the full footprint

    Detect when a valid stay would leave another block shorter than your minimum stay.

  3. 03

    Price the impact

    Favor better-fitting stays so costly gaps are either avoided or reflected in the quote.

  4. 04

    Keep it current

    Recalculate as PriceLabs prices and reservations change, because tomorrow's answer may differ.

Price the Gap does not create, cancel, or move reservations. It only changes pricing for the dates it protects.

Deliberately narrow

For calendars worth protecting.

This is not an occupancy tool for empty calendars. It protects valuable space on calendars that already book.

Likely a good fit

  • Your listing has a roughly monthly minimum stay.
  • Your calendar books often enough that preserving the next booking matters.
  • A poorly placed stay can strand days that become impossible to sell.
  • PriceLabs is your pricing source of truth.

Probably not useful yet

  • Demand is sparse and almost any booking is better than waiting.
  • You run short-term stays with flexible one- or two-night gaps.
  • You prefer not to vary pricing based on how a stay fits between bookings.
  • You frequently edit the automated listing's daily prices by hand.

Trust before automation

See it before it changes anything.

The free scan first shows calendar shape using availability dates alone. A pilot preview then adds live PriceLabs prices and shows the resulting quote changes. Automation starts only after the behavior makes sense on your own listing.

  • PriceLabs remains the baseline pricing engine.
  • Every managed change is attributable and reversible.
  • Unexpected manual changes stop the write instead of being overwritten.
  • Removing Price the Gap's overrides returns those dates to PriceLabs control.
Why might individual nightly prices look unusual?

Airbnb derives the accommodation price from daily prices, then applies the listing's discounts and platform adjustments. Because the calendar risk exists at the whole-stay level, Price the Gap uses reversible daily overrides to encode the intended pre-discount stay total.

The preview exposes the daily pattern and validates every eligible stay window. One nightly price may look unusual; the full pre-discount stay total is the result the model controls.

Early pilot

See what one booking really consumes.

Send your listing link, minimum stay, and rough occupancy. We'll tell you honestly whether Price the Gap is likely to help.

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