A report is a snapshot. A market is a film.
One report tells you where you stand today. Monitoring tells you what changed, whether it matters, and what to do about it — without you checking anything.
What runs while you run your hotel
Three rhythms, on purpose: daily for observation, immediate for what moves your position, weekly for what deserves a decision.
Compared every day
Your set is read daily: rates and public availability for the dates ahead, offers, reviews, listings, and the demand signals around you. Everything is kept — which is what makes a history possible at all.
Alerted when it counts
Not every change deserves an interruption. An alert fires when a move actually shifts your position: a competitor cutting weekend rates, a rating crossing a threshold, your direct rate disappearing from a channel.
Summed up on Monday
The Weekly Brief filters a week of observation into what changed, what it means for you, and three recommended actions. Four minutes of reading for a week of watching.
You should only have to read the actions.
124 observations. Three actions.
StayRival filters what changed, keeps what moves your position, and turns it into recommended actions — with the reasoning behind each one. Delivered every Monday morning.
- Oct 17: rates rising and public availability shrinking around you
- No competitor answers the 3-night direct-booking demand this month
- Your online presence is losing ground on Google
- Soundproofing mentioned in 4 of your last 12 reviews
- 01Restore your direct rate on Google HotelsMissing on 6 of the next 30 dates while Booking.com is visible on all of them.
- 02Consider a higher rate for Saturday Oct 175 of 7 competitors raised theirs; you sit 18% below the market median.
- 03Reply publicly to the reviews mentioning noiseYour set answers 78% of its reviews. These four have no reply.
About continuous monitoring.
How often is everything refreshed?
Daily for your competitive set. Alerts fire as changes are detected; the brief lands every Monday morning.
Will I be flooded with alerts?
No — an alert has to clear a threshold tied to your position. Most weeks produce a handful, and everything else waits for the brief.
What if I only want the one-off report?
It stays free and yours, kept in your account. Monitoring is the part you subscribe to, and it opens with a 14-day trial without a card.
What did your competitors change this week?
Find out in 2 minutes. Free report — your Rival Score, your rank in your set and the gaps that explain it.