I didn't build ApexAlpha to start a startup.
I built it because I was losing money on my own villas.
After 9 years running beachfront villas in Vietnam, one thing became painfully obvious:
Every guest has a different willingness to pay — but pricing tools only price dates.
A wealthy family and a broke backpacker would look at the same villa on the same day, and I'd charge them the same rate. One would have happily paid more. The other often wouldn't book. I left money on the table every week.
So I built what I needed:
A system that prices the guest, not the date.
A system that reads behaviour, recognizes patterns, understands device context, and adjusts the rate automatically. Hands-off. No dashboards. No rules to manage.
Once it worked for my villas, other operators started asking for it.
Now it works for yours.
I've been hosting villas in Da Nang for 9 years. 356 Airbnb reviews. 4.64 stars. 16 villas managed personally.
I learned the hard way what guests actually pay for — and how different their budgets really are.
Wealthy couples often booked instantly at rates 30–40% higher. Budget travellers bounced because the same price felt "too expensive."
The patterns were consistent across Vietnam, Thailand, and Bali — no matter the market, guests don't behave like calendar dates.
The breakthrough was realizing the market shouldn't be priced — the guest should.
ApexAlpha prices every guest the way real operators already know they should be priced. One snippet. Zero dashboards. Real uplift.
Every guest has a different willingness to pay — but pricing tools only price dates.
