> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://revhero.gitbook.io/revhero-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://revhero.gitbook.io/revhero-docs/roompulse/parity.md). # Parity Check that your own rate holds consistent across your channels, and find out who is selling your property below you. The **Parity** screen answers two questions: does your rate stay consistent across your own channels, and is anyone selling your property cheaper than you are? It shows one month at a time, a row per stay date, in two tabs — **Daily Review** and **Reports**. ![Your own channels, one stay date](https://272652298-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FnzEa7YGji6t92Mfc0ZJ1%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-51bd6aeda46134034c072ae49d74d9f1569ca4a7%2Fone-channel-selling-below-you.svg?alt=media) *The same room and date across your channels, and the one channel selling below you.* ## Daily Review A month of daily rows, setting your own channel rates against the cheapest price found anywhere on metasearch for the same date. Every channel cell carries a link out to the live booking page, so you can see for yourself what a guest sees. | Column | What it shows | | ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Date** | The stay date | | **Brand.com** | Your rate on your own site for that date, with a link to the page | | **Booking** | Your rate on Booking.com, with a link | | **Expedia** | Your rate on Expedia, with a link | | **Lowest rate on metasearch** | The cheapest price found for that date, the channel selling it, and a **"+N more"** count of the others also selling it | Which channel columns appear follows your own setup. The metasearch column is the parity signal itself: it surfaces the single cheapest price for your hotel and names who is offering it. ### The "+N more" list Opening **"+N more"** lists every channel selling that date, so you see the whole spread rather than only the bottom of it. | Field | What it shows | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Channel** | The site selling that date | | **Rate** | That channel's price | | **Loss** | How far below your rate it is selling, as both an amount and a percentage — the size of the undercut | | **Source** | The metasearch engine the price was found on | ## Reports The **Reports** tab presents the same month as an undercut report, under **Other OTAs** — one row per date, your rate against the cheapest competing price for that day. A summary sits above it: * **Total** — the number of days in the selected month. * **Avg. Undercut** — the average undercut across those days. | Column | What it shows | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **Date** | The stay date | | **Hotel Rate** | Your rate for that date | | **OTA** | The channel undercutting you | | **OTA Rate** | Their cheaper price | | **Difference** | The undercut — negative when they are cheaper than you, for example −€27 | The section collapses and expands, so you can keep the month summary in view while you work. ## Filters | Control | What it does | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Month navigator** | Moves the daily view between months | | **Rate type** | **Any Rate**, **Public Rates** or **Member Rates** | | **LOS** | The length of stay compared, from **1 Night** to **8 Nights** | | **Flights: Select** | Picks a single airport | | **Compare to airports** | Picks up to four airports to compare | Below the filters, a read-only **Filters Applied** row echoes the comparison settings in force — the rate basis, room, meal and occupancy — so you can always see which question the numbers are answering. ## Exporting and refreshing * **Export** downloads the parity data as an **.xlsx** file, with date-range presets covering the current month and longer forward ranges. * **Refresh Results** re-runs the comparison to pull the latest rates. ## Acting on what you find An undercut is not always a breach. Before you raise it with a channel, check: 1. **The rate type.** A member or logged-in rate sitting below your public rate is usually permitted — compare like with like using the **Rate type** filter. 2. **The room.** A cheaper price on a smaller room is a different room, not a lower price. 3. **The board basis and cancellation terms.** A room-only, non-refundable rate will sit below your flexible bed-and-breakfast price by design. 4. **The market.** Prices vary by point of sale — see [What RoomPulse shops](/revhero-docs/roompulse/shopping-coverage.md). Once those are ruled out, the link-out on each cell gives you the evidence to take to the channel. ## Parity versus MetaRadar Parity examines **your own channels for one point of sale**, day by day, in depth. [MetaRadar](/revhero-docs/roompulse/metaradar.md) scans **several markets and several metasearch channels at once** and tells you where undercutting concentrates. Use MetaRadar to find where the problem is, and Parity to work the dates. ## Related * [MetaRadar](/revhero-docs/roompulse/metaradar.md) — the cross-market view * [Alerts](/revhero-docs/roompulse/alerts.md) — the **Parity Price Comparison** alert, so you are told rather than having to look *** **Was this page helpful?** If something here is wrong, unclear or missing, email [support@revhero.com](mailto:support@revhero.com?subject=Manual%20feedback%20%5Ben%5D%20roompulse%2Fparity.md) and quote this page: `roompulse/parity.md`. Say what you expected to find — that is the part we can fix.