Prices that move with demand.
Pulse sets the rate for every night, ticket and time slot from how fast it is selling, inside a floor and a ceiling you choose. You review each change, or let it publish on its own.
The Dynamic Pricing Engine
Catalog holds what you sell and its fixed price. Pulse moves the price that should move.
Three
kinds of inventory on one engine
Eight
factors that move a rate
Two
ways to publish: Review or Autopilot
One
floor and ceiling no rate ever leaves
Zero
prices you set that it overwrites
Catalog says what it costs. Pulse says what it costs today.
A base rate, a floor and a ceiling. Everything else is the engine reading how the date is selling.
A band, and what moves inside it.
Pace against what is normal this far out, demand, occupancy, season, day of week and lead time, and the weather for what is sold outdoors. Every priced date shows what each one did.
Where you actually sit.
Competitor rates tracked beside yours, per currency, and dates you mark as events — a festival, a conference, a match day — priced in before they arrive.
A night, a ticket, a time slot.
One engine, one set of rules, and the grain each one sells at.
Nights
A rate for every night of every room or unit type, from how full the night is and how fast it is filling. The minimum stay moves with pace too.
Tickets
The price of each ticket type, moved by sell-through against the curve for its event. The published rate is the price at checkout.
Time slots
A rate for every appointment, session, tee time or departure: a busy hour up, an empty one down.
It recommends. Or it publishes.
On Review, nothing reaches checkout until you accept it. On Autopilot, every recommendation inside your band goes live. A price you set yourself is never overwritten either way.
Where Pulse touches everything else.
5 of these 6 connections are in your plan today. The rest stay visible so you know the instrument is there before you need it.
Catalog
Pulse reads the catalog structure it prices against and can edit it in place without leaving the pricing screen.
Payments
A public booking or hold link collects its payment through the account gateway configured in Payments.
Sync
Sync compiles an offer price from Pulse rate plans and price entries, pushes it to every destination, and never changes an amount itself.
Bookings
Reservations taken through the public booking flows land in Bookings with the rate that priced them.
Purview
Purview owns the account currency and the governed structure that every pricing surface inherits.
Campaigns
Marketing analytics reads campaign performance beside the pricing that produced it.
No setup cost. Pay when you start using.
Dynamic pricing for demand-driven businesses.
Included with Calisto Commerce at 2% of revenue processed.
Recommended for you
Works well together.
Calisto Catalog
Calisto Payments
Calisto Sync
Calisto Bookings
Included with Commerce or Ops
Reservations, inventory, contacts, tickets, and scheduling
Learn more →Calisto Purview
Included with every Calisto account
Account configuration and data rules.
Learn more →Calisto Campaigns
Recommended for
The industries that run Pulse, and what each of them runs it for.
Hotels & ResortsRevenue management
Seven-factor dynamic pricing across every channel
Hotels & Resorts on Calisto →Serviced ApartmentsRate management
Seven factors nightly, with a written explanation
Serviced Apartments on Calisto →Short-Term RentalsDynamic pricing
Seven factors, gap-fill, and event intelligence nightly
Short-Term Rentals on Calisto →RestaurantsMenu pricing & analytics
AI pricing, demand forecasting, and item profitability
Restaurants on Calisto →Bar & LoungeHappy hour pricing
Time-based pricing on the clock, not the memory
Bar & Lounge on Calisto →Coaching & TrainingPackage pricing
Intro offers, renewals, and tiered package pricing
Coaching & Training on Calisto →Clinical & SpaTreatment pricing
Package, course, and membership pricing rules
Clinical & Spa on Calisto →Salons & BarbersService pricing
Peak, off-peak, member and package pricing in one engine
Salons & Barbers on Calisto →Live Music & FestivalsPricing
What you charge, and when it changes
Live Music & Festivals on Calisto →Event & Production RentalsRate card
One rate for the company, not one per branch
Event & Production Rentals on Calisto →Golf & Member ClubsRate management
Saturday morning at $85, Tuesday at $45
Golf & Member Clubs on Calisto →Recreation & Vehicle RentalSeasonal pricing
Peak Saturday at $120, Tuesday in October at $65
Recreation & Vehicle Rental on Calisto →Tours & ExperiencesSeasonal pricing
Season, demand, and group rates in one engine
Tours & Experiences on Calisto →Coworking SpacesRate & yield management
Desk-level revenue optimisation by tier and time
Coworking Spaces on Calisto →Content CreatorsPricing
Course, membership, and product pricing in one engine
Content Creators on Calisto →Videography & PhotographersPricing
What you charge, and when it changes
Videography & Photographers on Calisto →Graphic Designers & ArtistsPricing
What you charge, and when it changes
Graphic Designers & Artists on Calisto →Online RetailersPricing
Price parity monitoring and cart-level discounts
Online Retailers on Calisto →In-Person RetailPricing & promotions
Price rules and promotions across every till
In-Person Retail on Calisto →Everything included in Calisto Pulse.
- Nights: a rate per night for each room or unit type, or for everything in scope as one pool
- Tickets: the price of each ticket type, moved as it sells
- Time slots: a rate per slot for appointments, sessions, tee times and departures
- One engine and one set of rules across all three
- A base rate inside a floor and a ceiling you set: no rate ever leaves the band
- Pace: what has sold by now against what is normal this far out
- Demand, occupancy, season, day of week and lead time
- Weather at the offering’s location, for what is sold outdoors
- Demand events: dates you know will draw a crowd, and how big
- Competitor rates, per currency, when you track them
- Every priced date shows what each factor did
- Reprices every hour, or on demand
- Review: the engine recommends, you accept a night, a range or everything waiting
- Autopilot: the engine publishes every recommendation inside the band
- A price you set yourself is never overwritten, in either mode
- A ticket’s published rate is its price at checkout
- A night’s or a slot’s published rate is what Bookings charges
- A run log: what each run priced, published, and could not, and why
- Minimum stay from pace: shorter close in on slow nights, longer far out on busy ones
- In force on Autopilot, proposed for your approval on Review
- Minimum and maximum stay, closed to arrival or departure, stop-sell, gap fill
- One set of night rules for your website, Bookings and every channel
- Nights: a month of rates coloured by demand, with the breakdown behind each
- Tickets: sell-through against the curve, the price today and the recommendation
- Time slots: a day-by-slot grid of load and rate
- Pace against last year at the same lead
- The channel rate grid: every plan and channel, edited in place
- Every manual override, with who, when, why and the rate it replaced
- Competitor rates tracked by night, source and currency
- Benchmarking against your own portfolio
- B2B price lists per buyer and volume tiers per product
- A/B tests between two rules before committing
- Every rule prices in its own currency, and every rate carries it
- A ticket that sells in another currency is never repriced into it
- Totals shown per currency, never converted
- Catalog (the fixed prices, seasons and adjustments Pulse moves from)
- Bookings (charges the published rate for each night and slot)
- Tickets (sells at the price Pulse publishes)
- Sync (pushes the published rates and night rules to channels)
- Purview (Localization seeds the default currency)
Questions about Calisto Pulse
Catalog holds what you sell and its fixed prices, seasons and adjustments. Pulse is the engine that moves a price with demand, inside a floor and a ceiling you set. A price that never moves never needs Pulse.
Nights, tickets and time slots. A night gets a rate per room or unit type, a ticket type gets its price as it sells, and each appointment, session or departure slot gets its own rate by how full it is.
Only if you let it. On Review, the engine recommends and nothing reaches checkout until you accept. On Autopilot, it publishes every recommendation inside your band. A price you set yourself is never overwritten either way.
Pace against what is normal this far out, demand, occupancy, season, day of week, lead time, dates you mark as events, competitor rates you track, and the weather for what is sold outdoors. Every priced date shows what each one did.
The pricing section on this page reads the live catalogue and is the authority. Pulse works without the rest of Calisto Commerce.
Yes, including the rules, every run and what it published, and every manual override, in standard formats.
