Know what a good price looks like.
Was your busiest July weekend €6 under the campsite down the road? Twenty pitches, two nights — €240 gone, quietly. PitchPace shows what every park around you really charges, and whether you’re filling faster or slower than last year, before you set a single price.
A good price isn’t a guess. It’s a comparison.
Generic pricing tools recommend a number from a formula that has never seen your street or your booking history. PitchPace starts where a good price actually starts — with the two things only your own market can tell you:
How much commission leaks out?
Edit the assumptions. Nothing is submitted or stored.
Estimate based on the entered occupancy, nightly rate, stay length and OTA commission. Replace the OTA commission with your contracted rate.
Your street, actually checked
Stop being the cheapest on the street for no reason. Every week PitchPace checks the real advertised prices of every campsite around you — not an estimate, but the numbers guests actually see today.
Your own pace, not a hunch
Know whether July is filling faster or slower than last year — per accommodation type, from pitch to chalet. When you raise a price, you do it because your bookings say you can, not because you hope so.
Facts first, price second
You never get a bare “raise it”. First you see where you stand — against the parks around you and against your own last season — so every change is one you can explain at the kitchen table. The decision stays yours.
Three numbers. One Monday habit.
Your booking system shows today. PitchPace shows what today is worth: versus the same Tuesday last year, and versus every park around you.
Pace vs last year
Filling slower than last year is money leaking away in May — not a surprise in August. Follow your pace per accommodation type — pitch, mobile home, glamping, chalet — against the same day last year, with every week saved from day one.
Market Pulse
When the neighbour raises Whitsun by €4 and you don’t, you’re €4 cheaper without ever deciding to be. Market Pulse tracks the weekly prices of every park around you: the middle of your market, the range, who moved — and where you sit.
Monday Pace Mail
Monday 07:00: your whole week in three numbers, each with a one-line “so what”. No dashboard, no login — five minutes with your coffee and you know whether this week needs a price decision.
Set up in a day. Deciding by Monday.
Connect — we can only look
Link your booking system so we can look — never change anything — or send us one export file. Running within a day, with nothing new for your team to learn.
It runs itself
From then on you do nothing. The parks around you are checked every week, your own pace updates automatically, and every week is kept — the archive that tells you next year what this May was really worth.
Monday 07:00
The Pace Mail lands. Three numbers, three one-liners — most weeks that’s all you need. When one number deserves a closer look, the cockpit is one click away. Then get back to your guests.
Every price on your street, in your pocket.
Open the app and the comp-set matrix is already there: your nightly price next to every park around you — per accommodation type, night by night, weekends marked. When a neighbour drops August, your phone buzzes before it costs you a single booking.
Five founding places.
Then the door closes for 2027.
The post-pilot price is agreed in writing before you start — no open-ended “free”.
Claim a founding placeCheaper than one wrong weekend.
No spreadsheet needed — three sums you can redo on the back of a beer mat:
What one blind weekend costs
Price a school-holiday weekend ten euros under the parks around you, across thirty pitches, and six hundred euros are gone in two nights — while the books simply look normal. Seeing the real prices around you is how those weekends stop slipping past.
What one confident yes is worth
PitchPace flags the busy dates around you — holidays, events, long weekends — before they arrive. A few euros more on twenty nights that were filling anyway is real money, decided in five calm minutes instead of doubted for weeks.
Starting costs nothing
The weekly Market Radar is free: the real prices of the parks around you, no connection needed, unsubscribe anytime. And from day one every week of prices and pace is saved — an archive you can’t buy later.
We only look at publicly advertised prices — never personal data — and your booking data stays yours: we can read it, never change it.