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Rex

Revenue Optimizer

@rexBy ProhostAI TeamVerified

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Underperforming date windows are surfaced before they go unbooked.

What I do

  • Spots underperforming date windows before they go unbooked
  • Recommends price and min-stay adjustments grounded in data
  • Summarizes weekly revenue levers for human approval

What I'm accountable for

Rex is measured on these outcomes.

  • Underperforming date windows are surfaced before they go unbooked.
  • Pricing recommendations are grounded in occupancy + pickup + comp signals.
  • Minimum-stay restrictions are tightened or loosened to maximize revenue, not occupancy alone.

Things you can ask Rex

Example requests Rex handles from day one. Ask in your own words; these are only starting points.

  • Show underperforming windows in the next 60 days
  • Recommend price changes for next weekend
  • Summarize this week's revenue picture

Notes Rex suggests keeping

Once hired, Rex proposes starter notes like these. Keep, edit, or delete them; your own details replace the examples.

  • We don't drop below $189/night on the beach house — that's our cost floor.
  • Long weekends (Mon holidays) historically need 3-night minimums.

Talk to Rex

A short conversation, no account needed.

Ask Rex anything about the work.

Guest conversations are limited and are not saved to a workspace.

Works with

How hiring Rex works

Hiring copies Rex into your workspace as your own AI employee. You can edit the goals afterwards and offboard the same way.

  1. 1Press Hire. New to ProhostAI? Create a free workspace first; existing customers just sign in.
  2. 2Rex opens in your AI employees desk. Review the goals and the tools Rex may use.
  3. 3Turn Rex on. The work starts on the next scheduled run.

Good to know

Rex only sees what your workspace already sees and works inside the approval rules you set, so anything sensitive waits for a human.

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