An improvement is not profitable because guests like it. It is profitable if it produces enough money to pay for itself.
A pool, hot tub, extra bedroom or renovation may increase demand, or become an expensive feature. Calculate exactly what must improve in rate, occupancy or revenue for the investment to make sense.
Enter your baseline, real investment cost and own impact forecast. Gatavia calculates payback, 1/3/5-year ROI, net present value and the exact rate, occupancy and revenue thresholds.
Your property before the improvement
The investment
What you expect to change
At these numbers, the improvement does not pay for itself
Expected revenue uplift does not comfortably cover investment, recurring costs and installation downtime.
Does it only work in the good-looking scenario?
Prudent = 50% of your forecast uplift. Expected = your assumption. Strong = 150%. We stress your forecast rather than invent market data.
Expected
MissesStrong
MissesWe start with average nightly rate × available nights × occupancy. We apply your expected rate and occupancy uplift, add extra revenue and deduct distribution or management costs on incremental revenue, maintenance, energy, insurance and revenue lost during downtime. Return and net present value use incremental cash flows only.
Does it work for any improvement?
Yes. Pool, hot tub, air conditioning, extra bedroom, renovation, EV charger, pet-friendly positioning or any investment with estimable cost and impact.
Does Gatavia invent the demand uplift?
No. You enter your assumption. Gatavia calculates what the improvement must produce to justify the investment.
Does it look beyond the first year?
Yes. It calculates 1, 3 and 5-year ROI, net present value, recurring costs and payback period.
