PriceLabs + myDataValue

You can run PriceLabs for nightly rates and myDataValue for Booking.com and Airbnb promotions. Sunrise Vacation Rentals describes using both in its customer story.

Who does what

PriceLabs	myDataValue
Nightly rates from demand forecasting	Which promotions to activate per date range
Seasonal, event, and day-of-week adjustments	Promotion depths calculated from your guest price targets
Minimum and maximum price rules	PMS markup settings used in promotion calculations
Length-of-stay pricing rules	Early-booker and last-minute rate-plan windows
Multi-channel rate management	Booking.com and Airbnb ranking and visibility

How it connects

You can use myDataValue alongside PriceLabs without connecting the two. PriceLabs continues supplying nightly rates, while myDataValue manages promotions on Booking.com and Airbnb. Review PMS markups and overlapping discounts during setup so the tools work toward your guest price targets.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to choose between PriceLabs and myDataValue?

No. PriceLabs can keep setting nightly rates while myDataValue manages OTA promotions. With automation enabled, myDataValue refreshes managed promotions daily on selected listings.

Will myDataValue override PriceLabs prices?

myDataValue does not set your PMS base rates. Promotions, supported rate plans and markup changes can still change the price guests see, so review your guest price targets alongside your PriceLabs settings.

Do I need to change anything in PriceLabs?

You can keep using PriceLabs for nightly rates. During onboarding, review your markup and discount settings so they work with the promotions managed by myDataValue.

Can I see an example of the two tools used together?

See the Sunrise Vacation Rentals story for an operator’s account of using PriceLabs alongside myDataValue.