Hotel revenue management consultants who have run the numbers themselves.
Revenuenaire consultants are working revenue management experts, not analysts with a slide deck. They audit your pricing, distribution and forecasting, write a strategy your team can run, and stay on if you want them to run it. Remote, worldwide, fixed scope.
Revenue management experts first, consultants second
Revenuenaire consultants are hotel revenue management experts with more than 18 years in the role: first inside international hotel chains, then for independent hotels, resorts and serviced apartments in 77 countries. They still set rates every day for the hotels and portfolios we manage.
That matters because a consultant who no longer prices rooms drifts toward theory. Ours test every recommendation on live inventory before it reaches your strategy document, and they built Revenuenaire Dynamic Pricing, the engine our own clients use, so the advice comes with the tools to run it.
Who we consult for
Independent hotels
Boutique hotels
Resorts
Serviced apartments
Small hotel groups
Owners and asset managers
Pre-opening projects
Consultant credentials
Experience
18+ years
Countries
77
Properties
20,000+
RevPAR lift
+38%
Revenue management roles in international hotel chains before founding Revenuenaire
Independent hotels, boutique properties, resorts and serviced apartments in 77 countries
Built and still runs Revenuenaire Dynamic Pricing, the engine our own clients price with
Hands-on daily with PriceLabs, Wheelhouse, Cloudbeds, SiteMinder and the major channel managers
1,431 five-star client reviews across hotels and short-term rentals
What a hotel revenue management consultant does for your property
Six areas of work. Take one as a fixed-scope project or combine them into a full revenue strategy.
Diagnosis
Revenue audit and gap analysis
The consultant reads 12 to 24 months of reservations, rates, restrictions and channel costs, shops your comp set and interviews whoever prices rooms today. You get every revenue gap ranked by value.
Rate and restriction decision review
Net RevPAR by channel after commission
Comp-set positioning and rate shopping
Written report with expected revenue range
Pricing
Pricing and rate strategy
Rate architecture per room type, BAR ladders tied to occupancy and pace, seasonal and event calendars, lead-time and day-of-week rules, and length-of-stay pricing your team can run.
Room-type rate architecture
12-month pricing calendar
Group, corporate and package rules
Setup in your RMS or PriceLabs
Distribution
Distribution and OTA strategy
Which channels to sell on, at what net rate, with which promotions. Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, Trip.com, Google Hotel Ads, GDS, wholesale and direct, planned as one mix that protects margin.
Channel mix and net-rate plan
OTA programme and promotion strategy
Metasearch and direct booking plan
Rate parity and channel manager mapping
Forecasting
Forecasting, budgeting and reporting
A 12-month demand forecast by segment, an annual budget, weekly pace and pickup reports, and an owner and GM reporting pack showing occupancy, ADR and RevPAR against budget and last year.
Forecast by month and segment
Budget and re-forecast process
Weekly pace, pickup and displacement
Owner and asset manager reporting
Systems
RMS, channel manager and tech selection
Independent advice on revenue management systems, channel managers, rate shoppers and booking engines, then configuration once you choose. We are not paid by any vendor, so the advice is only about fit.
Requirements and shortlist
Vendor demos and scoring
Configuration and go-live
Revenuenaire Dynamic Pricing where it fits
People
Training and interim revenue management
Workshops for your revenue manager, front office or sales team, standard operating procedures, and an interim consultant who runs revenue while you hire or during an opening.
01How many hotels have you priced day to day, and in which markets?
02Will you show me the data behind every recommendation?
03Do you receive commissions or referral fees from any RMS, channel manager or OTA?
04What exactly will I receive, in writing, at the end of the engagement?
05Who trains my team and what happens after you leave?
06Can I speak to a hotel you have worked with, and read reviews I can verify?
Your options
Consultant, in-house hire or Revenuenaire?
Three ways to get revenue management expertise into a hotel, compared on the things that decide the outcome.
Option
People
Scope
Systems
After the engagement
Cost model
Freelance consultant
One person, availability varies
Often hourly, open-ended
Depends on the individual
Ends when the contract ends
Hourly or day rate
In-house revenue manager
One hire, one skill set
Daily decisions, limited strategy time
Learns your stack over months
Leaves when they leave
Salary, benefits, recruitment
Revenuenaire consultants
A team of revenue management experts with 18+ years' experience
Fixed scope, written deliverables
PriceLabs, Wheelhouse, Cloudbeds, SiteMinder and our own engine
Trained team, SOPs, optional retainer
Fixed project fee or monthly retainer
Need daily decisions made for you rather than a project? The same consultants run revenue on a monthly retainer through outsourced revenue management for hotels.
Hotel clients
What hotels say about our consultants
Boutique hotels, resorts and city hotels that worked with Revenuenaire revenue management consultants.
★★★★★
“Within 3 months of working with Revenuenaire, our ADR went up by 42% and occupancy hit 94%. Their dynamic pricing strategy is exceptional.”
M
Mohammed A.
Boutique Hotel, Abu Dhabi
★★★★★
“Revenuenaire ongoing management is exactly what we needed. Weekly reports, transparent communication and consistent RevPAR growth.”
K
Karim B.
Resort Manager, Marrakech
★★★★★
“The team built a full pricing and channel strategy from scratch for our 18-room boutique. Revenue doubled in the first season. Game-changing partnership.”
R
Rafael S.
Boutique Hotel Owner, Lisbon
FAQ
Questions about hotel revenue management consultants
What hotel owners and general managers ask before hiring a revenue consultant.
What does a hotel revenue management consultant do?
A hotel revenue management consultant audits how a hotel prices, restricts, distributes and forecasts its rooms, then delivers the strategy, calendar, reports and training needed to earn more from the same inventory. Typical deliverables are a revenue audit with gaps ranked by value, a rate architecture per room type, a 12-month pricing and restriction calendar, a distribution and OTA strategy, a forecast and budget process, and team training. Some consultants, including Revenuenaire, also run revenue day to day as an outsourced revenue management team.
How much do hotel revenue management consultants charge?
Freelance consultants usually charge an hourly or day rate. Revenuenaire quotes a fixed project fee after a free discovery call, based on room count, room types, channels and the scope you choose. A revenue audit with strategy roadmap for an independent hotel is one fixed fee; training days and monthly check-ins are priced separately. Ongoing outsourced revenue management is a monthly retainer with no long lock-in.
How do I choose a hotel revenue management consultant?
Look for someone who has held the revenue manager seat and priced hotels daily, not only advised. Ask which markets and property types they have worked in, whether they take vendor commissions, what you will receive in writing, and who trains your team afterwards. Verify reviews you can check yourself. Revenuenaire consultants are led by a revenue manager with 18+ years across hotel chains and independents, take no vendor commissions, and publish their reviews.
Is a consultant better than hiring an in-house revenue manager?
They solve different problems. An in-house revenue manager makes daily decisions but rarely has time for a strategic reset, and the knowledge leaves when they do. A consultant delivers the audit, strategy and training in a fixed engagement and leaves your team stronger. Many hotels use both: a consultant to build the strategy and train the team, then either an in-house manager or Revenuenaire outsourced revenue management to run it.
Do your consultants work with small independent hotels?
Yes, and they are the majority of our hotel clients. A 20 to 120 room independent hotel rarely has a revenue manager, so pricing is done by the owner or GM between other duties. A one-off audit and strategy typically finds 10 to 25 percent of rooms revenue, and the calendar we leave behind keeps working without a monthly fee.
Can hotel revenue management consultants work remotely?
Every Revenuenaire engagement is remote. The consultant works with read-only access to your PMS, channel manager and OTA extranets, shops your comp set online and holds working sessions on Zoom in your time zone. We have consulted for hotels in 77 countries this way and it removes travel from the fee.
What results can I expect from a hotel revenue consultant?
Your audit report states the expected revenue range before you commit to implementation. Across Revenuenaire clients the average RevPAR lift is 38 percent over the following year, driven by rate architecture, restrictions and channel mix rather than discounting. Results depend on how much of the strategy your team runs, which is why training and SOPs are part of every engagement.
Who are the Revenuenaire consultants?
The Revenuenaire consultants are revenue management experts with more than 18 years across international hotel chains, independent hotels, resorts and short-term rental portfolios, who still set rates every day for the properties Revenuenaire manages. The same team built Revenuenaire Dynamic Pricing, the software our clients price with, and has optimized more than 20,000 properties in 77 countries.
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