Stop leaving money
on the table.

ApexAlpha prices guests, not dates — automatically charging each visitor what they're willing to pay.

Price every guest individuallyNo dashboards or rules to setLive in 10 minutes

One snippet. Zero dashboards. Zero rules. It just works — you collect the uplift.

What it is

Price every guest, not every date.

Your current tools price dates. ApexAlpha prices people.
Low-intent guests see your base rate. High-intent guests pay what they're willing to.
Zero effort. Zero rules. Just more revenue.

Individual pricing

Every guest gets a price matched to their intent — not a date-based guess.

Automatic uplift

More revenue from the same traffic. No rules to configure.

No work

One snippet. 10 minutes. Done forever.

How it works

Add one snippet. ApexAlpha handles the rest.

One snippet in your site header. One base rate per listing. That's it.

snippet.js
<!-- ApexAlpha Protocol v6.2 -->
<script>
window.apexAlphaConfig = {
apiEndpoint: "https://apexalpha.app",
operator_id: "your-operator-id",
enableDynamicPricing: true
};
</script>
<script src="https://apexalpha.app/api/cdn/v6/tracking.js"></script>

Copy this snippet to your site-wide <head> section.

Why this matters

Generic pricing is quietly costing you 20–40% of potential revenue.

Some of your guests would happily pay 20–40% more. But flat-rate pricing shows everyone the same number — leaving that money on the table.

Nightly rate
What your system charges everyone now
+24% uplift
What high-intent guests
are willing to pay (+24% uplift)

Based on real operator results. This uplift recurs on every qualifying booking.

What you get

Your pricing isn't broken — it's just blind to who's booking.

Date-based tools optimize for when. ApexAlpha optimizes for who. Some guests will pay 20–30% more — we find them and price accordingly. Automatically.

The simplest, clearest, smartest revenue tool ever made.

Your best guests are already willing to pay more.

Let us show you who they are — and capture what you're missing.

You talk to me directly — not a sales team.