Microprices are small price revisions during the day at nights that are still free. They leave the dynamic price and can come up, down or maintain a few euros with a minimum for housing and movement limits. They do not touch confirmed reservations or apply at all times.
From dynamic price to microprice
Dynamic price tools usually recalculate once a day. It works well to follow the season, but an event that will be announced in the morning or a last minute discount will not be seen till the following day. Meanwhile, the first to have been booked takes nights at yesterday's price.
The microprices cover that space: at the chosen date, the fare is reviewed several times during the day and adjusted with small steps if conditions are met.
One example: the night of the concert
One event night remains free and the dynamic starting price is 180 €. If demand permits, Bliss can review it this way throughout the day:
| Time | Fixed price | Dynamic of the day | Bliss + microprices |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:00 | 120 € | 180 € | 180 € |
| 13:00 | 120 € | 180 € | 182 € |
| 17:00 | 120 € | 180 € | 184 € |
| 21:00 | 120 € | 180 € | 186 € |
That's an educational stage. Another night you can do otherwise: if at three days's notice you are free and demand is weak, lower 2 € can be what you sell them.
Tres decisiones posibles en cada revisión
- Up a step if demand allows a higher price.
- Keep If there's no reason to move him.
- Go down a step if a lower price should be tested to avoid an empty night.
A decision by review only applies and not all dates are eligible.
The boundaries that make them sure
- Minimum housing. No setting puts one night under the ground set up.
- Movement limit. The steps are small and there's a top of how much you can move a night in a day.
- Reservations confirmed intact. The changes only affect available nights. A reservation retains the agreed price.
- Human review. We check what's published and what's reserved. If a rule stops matching with a house or a season, it will be corrected.
What aren't microprices?
- That's not a low price. Sometimes the right thing to do is to wait or get up.
- They are neither a reserve guarantee nor an improvement percentage.
- Do not replace dynamic prices: they complement them.
How much can they give
In our illustrative example of a house with 365 nights, passing from dynamic to dynamic prices with microprices means 6 nights more sold and 3 € more than average fare: + 1.512 € per yearabout dynamic 30.888 €. The complete comparison is at fixed or dynamic price with numbersand you can see him in motion at our dynamic prices page.
FAQ about microprices
What are microprices?
Small price checks during the day at nights that are still free. They start from dynamic prices and they can get up, down or hold a few euros with limits.
Can you put the price down without a limit?
No. There's a minimum for housing and a ceiling of movement. That doesn't guarantee that a night will be sold and that's why the minimum we have to set up well for every house.
Do they affect the reserves I have already?
No. They only change available nights and a confirmed reservation keeps its amount.
That's the same as the smart price of Airbnb?
No. The smart price of Airbnb sets the fare on that channel as per your criteria. The microprices come from your dynamic price with your minimum and limits and apply to the chosen dates.
Do they apply every night?
No. Just at dates that meet the conditions, usually free nights with room to move.
Keep reading
Examples of examples: they are not measured results or a foresight for your housing. Gross accommodation income, with no expenses, fees and taxes.
Do you want to see your calendar with microprices?
We teach you how we'll put the price of your place overnight with its minimum and its limits.