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Optimizer
The Optimizer is where TIDY sets and continuously adjusts your pricing and availability. It works day by day: every night on the calendar has a price, a min/max stay, and a strategy — short-term, longer-term, both, or blocked — so each property earns the most it can.

The Pricing Calendar
Each listing has a calendar showing the optimized price for every night, along with the minimum and maximum stay. A small dot on each day shows its state:
- Available — open for booking under its strategy.
- Blocked — held back from booking.
- Short-term only — available for nightly stays only.
- Longer-term only — available for longer stays only.
You can reserve individual date ranges or the entire calendar for a given strategy — for example, holding festival weekends for premium nightly rates. A header shows whether the Optimizer is active, how many days it’s optimizing, and when it last ran.
If a listing only runs one business, the calendar collapses to a simple available/blocked view — no tier chrome you don’t need.
The Day Panel
Click any date to open the day panel. It leads with Available for pills — short-term, longer-term, or blocked — which you can toggle for that date, with a range control to apply the same change across a span of dates in one action. The panel also shows, for the selected date:
- Monthly target — your mid-term and long-term rent targets.
- Your Price Limits — min and max price pills.
- Lease — if a signed lease covers that date, the tenant and a link to their ledger.
Leases Block the Calendar
A signed whole-unit lease automatically reserves its term on the calendar, so a leased property can’t be double-booked by the short-term pipeline. A room lease does not block the whole property’s calendar — one rented room in a split house doesn’t take the building off the market.
Strategy & Price Optimization
Optimization Settings split into Short-term and Longer-term tabs, each with a per-listing switch so you decide which strategies a property runs. Within them, TIDY handles two jobs:
- Strategy Optimization — decides whether a night is worth more as a short-term, mid-term, or long-term stay, and offers it accordingly. The same property can be nightly in peak season and monthly the rest of the year.
- Price Optimization — sets the nightly and monthly rates and discounts based on demand and comparable listings, and keeps your listings ranking well on each channel.
The Longer-Term Optimizer
For mid- and long-term listings, the Optimizer runs its own pipeline:
- Comps — comparable listings nearby pulled from Zillow, Apartments.com, Zumper, and Furnished Finder, with beds, baths, square footage, monthly rent, distance, and days on market, summarized into a market range.
- Target and floor rent — your monthly target and the floor you won’t go below, set separately for mid-term and long-term, plus a minimum lease length.
- Listing optimization — per channel: whether you’re listed, a listing completeness score, and concrete suggestions (“Add a floor plan photo”, “Answer 2 unanswered questions”, “Resume listing to restore search visibility”).
You set the guardrails. Enable or disable each strategy per listing, set floors and rules, and reserve dates whenever you want — TIDY optimizes within the bounds you give it. See Revenue Optimization for the bigger picture, Optimization Phases for the phase-by-phase playbook the Optimizer runs, and Listing Channels for where each strategy gets marketed.