Among the six operators we could benchmark, the ones with public Airbnb data, Sunny Orange Stays ranks third on RevPAR per bedroom, ahead of larger names like Beaches USA and Teck Travel. Reaching the top RevPAR per bedroom in that group is worth roughly $1.4M a year across the rooms you already operate.
Raw RevPAR rewards big units. A 3-bedroom beach home will always out-RevPAR a 1-bedroom condo, no matter who prices it better. Divide RevPAR by bedrooms and the real yield story shows up. Some names move a lot.
The six Clearwater operators with public Airbnb data, ranked by RevPAR per bedroom. This is the comparable set, not the full market. Your position is highlighted.
| Operator | Listings | Avg BR | Raw RevPAR | RevPAR / BR | Guest rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Sandy Feet VR * | 71 | 2.09 | $261.31 | $125.03 | 4.86 |
| 2Ptak | 83 | 1.25 | $133.69 | $106.95 | 4.78 |
| 3Sunny Orange StaysYOU | 92 | 2.05 | $214.27 | $104.52 | 4.62 |
| 4Beaches USA * | 130 | 3.09 | $306.91 | $99.32 | 4.80 |
| 5Teck Travel | 85 | 2.66 | $259.54 | $97.57 | 4.78 |
| 6NextHome | 107 | 2.13 | $195.08 | $91.59 | 4.64 |
What it takes to reach the top RevPAR per bedroom in your comparable set, set by Sandy Feet VR, whose bedroom mix is nearly identical to yours.
First-year RevPAR lift across Pacer client markets, for clients with twelve or more months of tenure.
No commitment, no audit, no pitch. A get-to-know-each-other call. We learn your business and where you feel friction. You learn how Pacer thinks.
Rate strategy, length-of-stay pricing, fee design, promotional calendars, distribution mix, and owner-ready reporting. Pricing software handles one layer. We own all six.
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