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Revenue Intelligence

What is revenue intelligence?

Turning performance data into decisions — instead of reports nobody acts on.

Demand forecasting

See what's coming.

Dynamic pricing

Set the right price.

Market intelligence

Know your competition.

Revenue optimization

Maximize every stay.

Reporting

What happened?

Analysis

Why did it change?

Revenue intelligence

What should I do next?

Both matter

ADR vs RevPAR.
What's the difference?

ADR

Average Daily Rate

ADR = Room Revenue ÷ Rooms Sold

The average price you achieved on the rooms you sold. Ignores empty rooms entirely.

RevPAR

Revenue Per Available Room

RevPAR = Room Revenue ÷ Available Rooms

Or: ADR × Occupancy. Occupancy as a decimal — 75% is 0.75.

What every room earned, sold or not. Your total performance.

One night, three numbers

INPUTS

Available rooms100
Rooms sold75
Room revenue€9,000

RESULTS

Occupancy75 ÷ 10075%
ADR€9,000 ÷ 75€120
RevPAR€9,000 ÷ 100€90

The gap between them is occupancy. Discount to fill rooms and ADR falls while occupancy rises — RevPAR tells you whether that trade was worth making.

Seasonality

The same number means different things.

60% occupancy in August and 60% in January are not the same result. That's why Brinion compares a period against the same period in previous years, not the months just before it.

brinion.com/forecast
Occupancy by monthSeasonal property
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Illustrative interface using sample data.

See it on your numbers.