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Three ways to price your attraction's tickets
Setting prices by hand, paying a pricing tool a cut of your revenue, or a flat fee. Here is how they compare.
| Feature | Pricing by hand | Revenue share tools | RateMax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prices adjust to demand every day | |||
| Your cost stays the same as revenue grows | |||
| No cut of your ticket revenue | |||
| Built for attractions, not hotels | |||
| Floors and ceilings you control | |||
| No weekly time spent adjusting prices |
Pricing by hand
Many attractions set prices in their booking system and change them a few times a year. It costs nothing extra, but it takes time every week to do well, and busy dates often sell out at the regular price before anyone notices.
Revenue share tools
Some pricing tools charge a cut of the revenue they touch. Getting started is easy, but the better your season goes, the more you pay. Your cost grows every time your ticket sales do, even on days the tool did little.
RateMax
RateMax watches demand for your attraction and sets prices inside the limits you choose. You pay one flat monthly fee. We never take a share of your revenue, so a record season doesn't turn into a bigger bill.
See what flat pricing is costing you
Book a short call and we'll show you where your prices leave money on the table.