Seasonal pricing

Seasonal rates allow hosts to set rates based on specific times of year, certain holidays, etc.

For example: if you are in the U.S., your property's peak season may run from Memorial Day weekend thru Labor Day weekend. For others, their peak season might be in the middle of winter ski season, with their slowest season during the hot summer months.

Many hosts will create a "season" for the busy and slow periods.The might name a busy period: "Peak Season" or "Prime Season Dates."

No. Houfy offers seasonal rates to give owners more control and flexibility with their pricing. You can skip right over the seasonal rates section.

The only rate you have to set is a base rate. Many hosts set their base rate to their highest holiday rate, just in case they forget to set their holiday rates in advance.

Yes. For example, let's say your base rate is set at $350 a night, and your Seasonal Winter Rates are $300 a night. If a traveler enters dates that fall within your "winter season" the quote will be at $300 a night.

1. Please select menu > Manage Listings.
2. Select the listing and click on Edit.
3. Click Pricing from the left menu and click on Seasons.
4. Click on the Show button to display expired seasons.
5. To edit the season, modify the dates and click on Save. (Make sure dates do not overlap with other seasons)
6. To remove a season: Select the expired season, click on Delete, and click on Remove to permanently remove it.

1. Please select menu > Manage Listings.
2. Select the listing and click on Edit.
3. Click Pricing from the left menu and click on Seasons.
4. Then click on Yes to Hide Seasonal pricing.

Houfy shows ranges when guests search without dates.

Adding seasons to your listing will show the highest and lowest rate per night when users search without selecting specific dates.

No seasons added

Lowest and highest nightly rate show

To create seasons: Log in > My Listings > Edit > Pricing - seasonal pricing