You already price above most operators your size. The open question is whether that yield holds as you scale suites across more markets.
RevPAR rewards whoever runs the biggest homes. Revenue per available bedroom strips that out and compares operators on the same axis. Here is the Indianapolis comp set, bedroom for bedroom.
Re-rank the Indianapolis comp set by RevPAR per bedroom and the order scrambles. Operators that look strong on raw RevPAR are often just renting bigger homes. The per-bedroom view is where the real pricing performance shows.
| Rank | Property Manager | Listings* | Avg BR* | Raw RevPAR | RevPAR / BR | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Hoosier Hospitality | 61 | 2.86 | $176.01 | $61.50 | 4.70 |
| #2 | Independent Airbnb host (86 units) | 86 | 3.63 | $215.06 | $59.20 | 4.87 |
| #3 | CozySuites | 63 | 2.50 | $145.45 | $58.20 | 4.33 |
| #4 | MGM Properties | 99 | 2.03 | $104.64 | $51.50 | 4.08 |
| #5 | Brentwood Property Group | 50 | 2.93 | $128.37 | $43.80 | 4.80 |
| #6 | Independent Airbnb host (61 units) | 61 | 2.68 | $101.78 | $38.00 | 4.89 |
*Listing counts are AirDNA estimates (aggregated across Airbnb, VRBO, and direct, typically within 5-15% of an operator's internal numbers); bedroom averages are sampled from public listings. National brands and operators with no public listing to measure bedrooms from are excluded from the per-bedroom ranking.
Bigger homes tend to earn less per bedroom; a four-bedroom doesn't normally rent for 4x a one-bedroom. The dashed line is that size-adjusted trend across the comp set. The fair question isn't "are you below the field," it's "are you below the line for your size."
The top operators running comparable-size homes sit roughly $9 per bedroom above the line. That spread isn't home size, it's pricing execution, the one lever fully in your control.
That's #5 of 6 rated operators here. The operators clearing 4.80 set the ceiling, and closing that last 0.47 of a point compounds straight into the nightly rate guests will accept.
The same homes, priced and managed on a daily yield strategy, recover part of this gap. Even a partial close is a material RevPAR lift on inventory you already own.
Closing the per-bedroom yield gap to the credible benchmark for your size.
Size of the prize, not a promise. Both sides were computed from the same dataset.
First-year RevPAR lift across Pacer's client portfolio (clients with 12+ months of tenure).
Indicative range on your estimated $3.3M base, bottom quartile to top. Where you land depends on a conversation we haven't had yet.
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The gap math is transparent: (benchmark RevPAR/BR − your RevPAR/BR) × your total bedrooms × 365. The lift bands reflect clients with 12+ months of tenure and are estimates, not the cherry-picked standout wins. There is no fee in this benchmark; pricing is discussed in a tailored proposal after the intro call, never per unit. We do not commit to a number for CozySuites until we've had a real conversation about your business. Every engagement starts with an intro call, then a custom proposal.
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