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In plain terms

Roomy Revenue is a UK revenue management company for short-term rental property managers, serviced apartment operators and portfolio hosts.

It provides an experienced human revenue manager who sits above dynamic pricing tools such as PriceLabs, Beyond and Wheelhouse, rather than replacing them.

It works with clients from 15 listings up to enterprise portfolios of several thousand units, across Europe, and is based in Edinburgh.

It is run by Mark McCracken, who spent four years at Booking.com before founding it.

Does Roomy Revenue replace PriceLabs, Beyond or Wheelhouse?

No. Roomy Revenue works inside whichever pricing tool a client already runs, and is experienced in all of the main names. The tool stays where it is. What changes is the strategy above it.

What is the difference between a dynamic pricing tool and a revenue manager?

A pricing tool reacts to demand it can already see, using the settings it has been given. A revenue manager sets those settings, decides what the strategy should be for each property and each season, and catches what the tool cannot see, such as a local event whose dates have not been announced yet.

Do I need a revenue manager if I already use PriceLabs?

Not always. If the portfolio is small, the calendar is full and somebody has the time to review base rates, minimum stays and booking curves regularly, a pricing tool on its own can be enough. It starts to earn its keep when nobody has that time, or when the portfolio is large enough that small pricing decisions add up to real money.

How many listings do you need before revenue management is worth it?

Roomy Revenue works with portfolios from around 15 listings upward, and at the other end of the range manages revenue for enterprise portfolios of several thousand units. The work is the same shape at both ends. What changes is how much of it there is.

Does the property management system need to change?

No. Roomy Revenue connects to Hostaway, Guesty and other systems through their APIs and works with whatever is already in place.

How much does short-term rental revenue management cost?

There are two options. A flat monthly fee, priced on the number of properties. Or a revenue share, held between a floor and a cap so the invoice can never run away in a strong month. Both are set out in full, with a calculator, at pricing.roomyrevenue.com.

How long is the commitment?

The flat monthly fee runs on a rolling basis with 30 days' notice on either side. The revenue share has a minimum term of three months. Anyone who leaves the revenue share and later returns continues from where they left off rather than restarting year one.

Which channels does Roomy Revenue work across?

Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo, Expedia and direct booking, with pricing kept aligned across all of them rather than drifting channel by channel.

Where does Roomy Revenue operate?

Across Europe. Roomy Revenue is based in Edinburgh.

Who runs Roomy Revenue?

Mark McCracken, who spent four years at Booking.com before founding Roomy Revenue. He speaks on short-term rental pricing at industry events, including Revenue Management Intelligence 2026 and the Scottish Property Podcast.

Just as important

What Roomy Revenue is not.

Roomy Revenue does not replace PriceLabs, Beyond or Wheelhouse. It configures and oversees them.

Roomy Revenue does not provide property management, guest communication, cleaning or listing creation.

Roomy Revenue does not require a change of property management system or pricing tool.

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