Every morning, Radar checks the homes competing with yours: what they booked, what they charge and how busy your area is getting. Then it tells you what is worth doing about it.
Illustrative example. Your digest is built from your own competitors.
The kind of market check you would do by hand every morning, done for you across every competitor.
Radar finds the most similar homes nearby, matched on type, size and quality. Review the list, drop any you don't consider competition and add your own.
Each competitor's calendar is checked daily, so you can see nights getting booked, how full each home is over the next two weeks and how fast it is filling.
Nightly prices after Airbnb discounts, compared with yours night by night, with price cuts flagged as they happen.
A demand heatmap for the months ahead, with local festivals and events marked, so busy dates don't sneak up on you.
Compares you with the busiest and the slowest homes around you on price, booking rules, listing quality, reviews and location, and names the gaps that actually separate busy homes from slow ones.
A short list of things worth doing today, like matching a competitor's price cut or opening up a night that is in demand. Mark each done or dismiss it.
Radar proposes the closest competitors around you.
Keep, remove or add homes, then turn Radar on.
Prices, calendars and reviews are refreshed daily.
Open the dashboard or get a daily or weekly email.
Paid from your credit wallet, only for days Radar actually scans. Turn a property off at any time and charges stop; turn it back on and it picks up with the same competitors.
Radar is rolling out to subscribers in stages. Your plan sets how many properties you can track at once.