RASCAL ADVISOR
Keep your upcoming prices under review.
Every morning Rascal re-checks your season — the rentals you track, nearby events and your calendar — then leaves you a short note: what changed, what to consider, and his estimate of what your last change did.
One payment covers 90 days. When it ends, it ends. No automatic renewal.
ADVISOR PRICING
Welcome to Season Pass
Not a subscription — one payment, 90 days, and it simply ends unless you choose to renew. Nothing to cancel, ever.
Season Pass
CA$39one payment · 90 days
Your market, watched every morning, all season long.
- ✓Daily checks + morning notes
- ✓Your next 90 nights, priced with reasons
- ✓Scoreboard estimated from your calendar
- ✓Never touches your account — and never renews without you
Annual Pass
Best valueCA$129one payment · 365 days
All four seasons for less than the price of four passes.
- ✓Everything in the Season Pass
- ✓All four seasons priced — summer peaks to winter floors
- ✓Every holiday and long weekend of the year, planned ahead
- ✓A full year of results makes Rascal sharper about your listing
One payment. No automatic renewal.
HOW IT WORKS
A simple dashboard, with your morning coffee
Advisor gives you one simple dashboard: what Rascal checked this morning, the changes he suggests, and an estimate of what your last change did.
What you see below is the real product — no mockup magic.
Sunday, July 19 · This morning's note
Your season moved overnight — 2 nights changed.
Your next 90 nights, priced
Every price has a reason you can read. Updated every morning before you're up.
Rascal's scoreboard
≈ +CA$96
estimated this season from booked nights on your calendar, at your rate. Example figures.
An estimate: Rascal can see booked nights, not what guests paid, and a booking is not proof the price caused it.
One move each morning
No charts to decode, no tabs to dig through. Rascal tells you what changed overnight and what to do about it — in the time it takes to read a text.
Every night, priced with a reason
Weekends, holidays, festivals â all accounted for, every morning. You’ll never look at a number and wonder where it came from.
Results you can point at
Apply a change and Rascal watches your calendar. Two weeks later, the scoreboard shows an estimate: booked nights before versus after, at your rate. It's labelled an estimate because Rascal can't see what guests actually paid.
THE HONEST COMPARISON
Advisor vs. the tools that take over
Auto-pricers want your login, your controls, and a fee that never ends. Rascal wants five minutes with your coffee.
| Rascal Advisor | Auto-pricing tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Watches your market daily | Yes | Yes |
| Changes prices behind your back | Never — you approve every change | Yes, that's the product |
| Needs your Airbnb login | No — a read-only calendar link | Yes, full account access |
| Auto-renews your card | Off by default — renews only if you say so | Always on — cancelling is your job |
| Proves whether its advice worked | Yes — estimated from your calendar | Rarely — you take it on faith |
| Price | CA$39 · one payment · 90 days | Typically a monthly fee per listing, or a share of your revenue, ongoing |
Advisor questions, answered
What exactly does the Advisor do every day?
Every morning Rascal re-prices your next 90 nights from three things: the prices you've entered for the rentals you compare yourself to, your own calendar (through a read-only iCal link), and events near your listing from the ticketing feed. If something's worth changing, you get a short note saying exactly what and why. Quiet days stay quiet. Rascal doesn't scrape competitors' live rates — you update those, and he reminds you when they're getting stale.
Does it change my prices for me?
No — and that's the point. Auto-pricing tools need your Airbnb login and push prices you never see. Rascal never touches your account: the calendar link is read-only, and every change is a decision you make. You stay the pilot; Rascal keeps the lookout.
How do I know the advice actually works?
Rascal estimates it. When you apply a change, he watches your calendar for the next two weeks and compares booked nights before and after, at the rate you gave him. That's an estimate — he can't see what guests actually paid, and a booking isn't proof the price caused it — so he labels it that way. Those estimates feed back in, so the advice adjusts to your listing the longer he runs.
Is the Season Pass really one-time? What happens at day 90?
Really one-time. Your card is charged once and never stored against a renewal. Near the end of your pass Rascal emails a summary of what the season produced and a renew button. Do nothing, and the pass simply ends — no charge, nothing to cancel, and your data stays saved.
What do I need to set up?
Two things make the advice sharp: paste your calendar's iCal link (Airbnb, VRBO, and Booking.com all provide one — read-only, no login) and add a few rentals you compare yourself to. About five minutes, and Rascal tells you honestly how much each piece sharpens his notes.
How is this different from the CA$9 30-day plan?
The 30-day plan is one look: a suggested price for each of the next 30 nights, once. Advisor is Rascal on watch — he re-checks your season every morning, flags what changed, and estimates from your calendar what each change you make did.
Tomorrow morning, see what changed for your season.
Setup takes about five minutes: your usual rate, your calendar link and the rentals you compare against. Then a short note each morning, with every result labelled as the estimate it is.
Prefer the whole year? The Annual Pass is CA$129, once.
One payment. No automatic renewal.