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Reading demand on the calendar

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Each night’s tint is that night’s market demand, read from the listings we track around you: teal is high, purple is medium, amber is low. An untinted night has no demand read yet.

Reading demand on the calendar — step 1
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Blocked nights paint dark and past nights gray, whatever the demand. Rows shown dimmed are listings not enrolled in dynamic pricing.

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A bold amber price marks an override or far-out price, and the moon glyph carries the night’s minimum stay. The legend above the grid keys all of it.

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Select a night and open its price breakdown: the multiplier profile lists each level’s contribution, including an Event line when an event window covers that night.

Demand is the market’s temperature, not your own occupancy. A high-demand night you are still open on is exactly where price attention pays.

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