Checking Booking.com date by date takes hours — and you still miss the pattern. Paste any hotel link and get every nightly rate for the next 12 months in one Excel file. Minutes, not afternoons. No code.
A full year of one hotel costs about $0.73 · free trial · no subscription
No installs, no scripts, no "ask the tech guy." It runs in the cloud on Apify and does the boring part for you.
Your own property. Your five biggest rivals. A whole beachfront. Drop the Booking.com links into startUrls — one or many.
The scraper clicks through all 12 months of each hotel's calendar and records every nightly price — retrying automatically if a page stalls, so your data has no holes.
Every rate lands in a clean, timestamped .xlsx — plus an Apify dataset you can pipe into Sheets, a dashboard, or your revenue tools via API.
Prices arrive cleaned and formatted — no currency symbols to strip, nothing to retype. Sort it, chart it, feed it to your pricing model. Rows look like this:
| hotel | check_in | check_out | price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Marina Hotel | 2026-08-14 | 2026-08-15 | 142.00 |
| Grand Marina Hotel | 2026-08-15 | 2026-08-16 | 158.00 |
| Grand Marina Hotel | 2026-08-16 | 2026-08-17 | 129.00 |
| Grand Marina Hotel | 2026-12-31 | 2027-01-01 | 289.00 |
"What is everyone else charging — and when?" Here's who stops guessing:
Stop spot-checking five dates and calling it comp-set research. See every rival's rate for every night of the year — and catch the weekends they've underpriced before your guests do.
That fully-booked festival week you charged your normal rate for? That's the money this tool finds. Line your prices up against the street and stop leaving high season on the table.
Client reports and pricing models need consistent, large-scale data — not whatever an intern copied last Tuesday. Pull it on a schedule through the Apify API and make it repeatable.
One hotel, one full year: about $0.73. Your entire ten-hotel comp set for a year: about $7.30. No subscription, no seats, no minimums — you pay for results and nothing else. One correctly priced weekend pays for a decade of runs.
No. You paste hotel links into a form on Apify and press Start. Developers can also run it via the Apify API if they want to automate or schedule it.
Multiple — add as many Booking.com hotel URLs as you like to a single run. Each hotel returns up to 365 nightly prices.
A timestamped Excel file (.xlsx) plus an Apify dataset you can export as CSV or JSON, or pull straight into Google Sheets, dashboards, or your own tools.
The scraper retries failed pages automatically, so temporary network or loading issues don't leave holes in your data.
Pricing is $7 per 1,000 results. One hotel for a full year is 365 results — about $0.73. Ten hotels for a year is roughly $7.30.
Runs on Apify · free trial · about $0.73 per hotel per year after that