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Michael Greenberg
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Anyone using Automated Pricing Tools?

Michael Greenberg
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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I have experimented with Beyond Pricing and Wheelhouse.  Anyone using other automated pricing tools they really like?  I believe these tools help with the placement algorithm's of the listing sites by continually updating my pricing.  The issue I am finding is that most of them claim to adjust rates based upon "events" by market but I'm finding that not necessarily true.  I do end up overriding their pricing at times, especially in my low season.  There is certainly a convenience factor that is worth a few bucks, but is it worth 1%?  May not seem like a lot of money, but as my portfolio grows, so grows the 1%.  Thanks for the feedback....

Mike

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