Pricing for everything you sell.
Set a rate once and it lands on the same record your team already sells from, so there is one price and not two copies of it. Then rules move it with demand instead of somebody remembering to.
The Pricing App for Everything You Sell
Rates, seasons and repricing rules that write onto the record your team sells from.
The Cockpit
Rate plans and seasons on one screen.
Revenue Engine
Catalog says what you sell. Pulse says how much.
Per-Concept Pricing
Each model gets the pricing screen it needs.
Booking Links
Links your customer opens without an account.
Connections
Set the number here. Nothing downstream rewrites it.
Rules running, channels connected, and rates that need a look.
Pulse opens on what is live and what needs attention. Learning mode shows its own confidence and how far it has left to go, rather than pretending it is already certain.
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pricing models on one engine
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parts to the revenue engine
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pricing screens shaped to how you sell
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rate plan types out of the box
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price record across everything
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rate syncs to maintain
Catalog says what you sell. Pulse says how much.
The price that never moves lives on the item. Every price that does move lives here.
Conditions, floor and ceiling.
Demand, occupancy, season, day of week and lead time, resolved by priority rather than fighting.
A recommended rate per day.
Occupancy forecast against demand, with the opportunity you left on the table.
Where you actually sit.
Competitor rates tracked beside yours, and a position on every metric.
Eleven ways of selling. Eleven ways of pricing.
A room is not priced like a haircut, and a race entry is not priced like a bottle of wine.
Each model gets the pricing screen it actually needs.
Not one price field renamed eleven times.
Rate plans by season and room type, adjusted by occupancy threshold.
Links your customer can open without an account.
Self-booking pages, waitlists, holds and deposit requests. No sign-in anywhere.
Send a venue self-booking page, a reservation page with its own waitlist, an express link carrying everything already agreed, or a payment link to finish a deposit. Each one is priced by the same rules as every other channel, so the number they see is the number you set.
Where Pulse touches everything else.
6 of these 7 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.
Proposals
An equipment quote opens in Proposals from its row, carrying the quote id across.
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 Commerce
Catalog, pricing, payments, proposals, contracts, and CRM
Learn more →Calisto Payments
Calisto Commerce
Catalog, pricing, payments, proposals, contracts, and CRM
Learn more →Calisto Sync
Calisto Bookings
Included with Commerce or Ops
Reservations, inventory, contacts, tickets, and scheduling
Learn more →Calisto Proposals
Calisto Purview
Included with every Calisto account
Account configuration and data rules.
Learn more →Calisto Campaigns
Everything included in Calisto Pulse.
- Named rate plans: flexible, non-refundable, advance purchase, member-only, custom
- Seasons: high, low, shoulder with date ranges
- Date-range overrides for exceptions (without touching the plan)
- Rate plan builder with guided flow
- Yield calendar over occupancy forecasts
- Demand signals per date
- Recommended rate per day (accept or ignore)
- Rate calendar beside the yield calendar: what you are charging, day by day
- Competitor rates tracked by date and source
- Comp-set positioning and rate index
- Conditions, actions, priority, and status per rule
- Guided wizard or direct authoring
- Priority-ordered resolution (seasonal uplift and member discount resolve, not fight)
- Rule history
- A/B testing: two prices against each other before committing
- Analytics beside every rule
- Approval workflow before a rule goes live
- Pricing reports across rules, rates and promotions
- Price history per item, so a rate change is traceable after the fact
- Booking restrictions per date range
- Minimum and maximum stay
- Price floors
- Orphan-day rules (release a stranded date)
- Promo codes and coupons
- Specials and scheduled campaigns
- Campaign calendar
- All rule-based and automatic
- Volume pricing: breaks at quantity thresholds
- Group rates, wholesale tiers, per-customer B2B price lists
- Stays: rate plans by season and room type, occupancy thresholds, overrides, minimum stay, orphan-day
- Events: ticket tiers, early-bird windows, per-venue rates, charges model (fees, taxes, service, gratuity)
- Dine: menu pricing against food cost, combos with saving calculation, daypart pricing
- Rentals: daily/weekly/hourly tiers, deposits, protection tiers, add-on pricing
- Services: provider rates, pass pricing, room pricing against real structure
- Talent: show pricing with yield and settlement, deal defaults
- Active: registration waves with stepped pricing for races, classes, coaching
- Market: catalog price and compare-at, per-variant pricing, subscribe-and-save, base pricing
- Projects: professional-services rates for quote-based engagements
- Experiences: per-experience pricing across customer types and departures
- Real Estate: list price and price positioning per property
- Venue self-booking page
- Reservation page with its own waitlist
- Talent booking request
- Express booking link (everything pre-agreed)
- Hold request for a date
- Payment link for a deposit
- No sign-in required for any link
- Priced by the same rules as every other channel
- Every rate is stored with its own currency
- Localization seeds the account default; the picker stays editable on every price
- A rate that already carries a currency is never overridden by the default
- Sell in one currency and settle in another without a second price book
- Catalog (prices the same record, editable in place)
- Sync (fills offer price zones from rate plans)
- Sync (pushes rates to channels, never changes amounts)
- Payments (public link payment through account gateway)
- Bookings (reservations land with the rate that priced them)
- Proposals (equipment quote opens from pricing row)
- Purview (governed structure, and Localization seeds the default currency)
- Campaigns (marketing analytics beside pricing performance)
- Today (closeout pricing reference reads the price book)
- Orderflow (reads price at fulfillment, never rewrites)
Questions about Calisto Pulse
Catalog says what you sell. Pulse says what it costs right now. Keeping the two apart is why a seasonal reprice does not require touching a single product.
Demand, occupancy, season, day of week and lead time, across eleven ways of selling. The rule is evaluated against live state rather than applied from a schedule.
Competitor rates are tracked beside yours, which is the context that makes a rule a decision rather than a guess.
Rate plans, seasons and restrictions import. The rules that react to demand are usually authored fresh, because most incumbent systems do not have an equivalent to copy.
The pricing section on this page reads the live catalogue and is the authority. Pulse works without the rest of Calisto Commerce.
Yes, including plans, rules and what was actually charged, in standard formats.