Revenue Management Built for Cloudbeds Properties

How Omnimetric connects to Cloudbeds

Omnimetric plugs directly into Cloudbeds and treats your PMS as the source of truth. Twice a day it pulls every reservation, room type, rate and revenue figure out of Cloudbeds, recomputes the right price for each room-night, and — once you approve — pushes the new rates back through Cloudbeds to the channels you sell on. Nobody re-keys anything.

What flows in

Occupancy and availability by room type, booking lead time, booking pace (how fast the next nights are filling), channel mix, and your rate history. That live picture is what the pricing engine reasons over — not an industry average, but how your property is actually booking right now.

What flows back out

Approved rates return to Cloudbeds and out to your channels on the same twice-daily cycle, with a re-check after booking changes. You see the recommended move, the reasoning, and the push status for every date before anything goes live.

Because Cloudbeds stays the source of truth, nothing about your existing setup has to change: the same channel connections, room types and rate plans you already run keep working, and Omnimetric reads and writes through them rather than around them. There is no second calendar to maintain and no re-keying — you approve a move in Omnimetric, and it is Cloudbeds that carries the new rate out to your channels, exactly as it does today. If you ever pause the autopilot, your rates simply stay where Cloudbeds last had them; the integration adds a pricing brain on top of your PMS without taking anything away from it.

The 9 signals behind every price

Each price is the sum of nine live signals. Some come straight from your Cloudbeds data; others are collected for you automatically.

You stay in control

Every recommendation shows its work: the signals that moved the number, and by how much. You can approve it, override it, or lock a date so the autopilot leaves it alone. Circuit breakers cap how far any price can move on its own, and an audit log records who changed what and when. The engine has been evaluated against 66,365 of its own past decisions, and it retrains weekly on your bookings. Discipline is the product — when a date should not be premium, it walks the price back down.

That control is what makes an autopilot safe to leave running on a live Cloudbeds calendar. You are never handing the keys to a model you cannot question: every rate that goes back into Cloudbeds carries the reasoning that produced it, you can lock any date the moment you know something the market does not, and the circuit breakers mean a bad signal can never swing a price further than you have allowed. The engine proposes and explains; you decide what actually reaches your channels.

How Omnimetric compares to other Cloudbeds RMS options

Cloudbeds lists several revenue tools as integration partners. They are strong at pricing. What none of them do is connect the room price to the two other numbers that decide whether the month was profitable — payroll and the net-profit P&L. Here is an honest, dated comparison.

Beyond pricing — what the rest of the platform does

If you run a small Cloudbeds property, start with the category overview for revenue management software for small hotels, or, if you operate in Indonesia, see hotel revenue management in Bali.

Frequently asked questions

See it run on your Cloudbeds data

Bring last month's occupancy and we'll show you what the engine would have done with it — a walkthrough of the pricing autopilot, the owner dashboard, and the staff-pay engine.