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👋 Hi Product Hunt! I’m the maker of Peaklet.
If you manage short-term rentals in ski towns, you know the chaos: weather changes fast, weekend warriors book last minute, and the risk of catastrophic party damage is constantly looming over your head.
I was tired of leaving money on the table when a massive snowstorm hit, and even more tired of manually vetting every single guest to make sure they weren't going to trash a cabin.
So, I built **Peaklet**.
Here is what it does for hosts managing 2–5 properties:
* **🏔️ Weather-Triggered Pricing:** Automatically hikes your weekend rates right before a massive powder dump.
* **🚩 Risk Alerts:** Flags high-risk bookings (like local college students trying to throw a party) before you accept them.
* **💬 Automated Messaging:** Handles the repetitive check-in/check-out communication so you don't have to be glued to your phone on the slopes.
Our goal is to help you put your ski-town properties on autopilot so you can actually enjoy the season.
I would love to hear your feedback, answer any questions, and hear how you currently handle pricing in highly seasonal markets!
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honestly the auto-pricing sounds clutch, but could you add a quick view of competitor listings nearby with their nightly rates? that would make it way easier to justify why my place dropped during a slow week
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Honestly the auto-pricing feature seems like the real win here, especially for somewhere like Aspen where rates jump around constantly. Wish it covered more cities though, sort of limits how useful it is outside those three spots.
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Love that you scoped this to just three mountain towns instead of trying to be everywhere at once. That kind of focus usually shows up in the details, like how the problem-booking flags actually understand what a powder week does to cancellations.
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Finally something built for mountain market hosts specifically. The pricing auto-tune caught a midweek lull I usually miss and the message replies felt natural enough I'd send them. Useful if you manage more than one cabin.
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honestly this looks super useful for anyone juggling multiple mountain properties. one thing i'd love to see is integration with smart lock platforms like August or Yale so check-in codes can auto-sync when the AI confirms a booking, kinda removes that manual step completely.
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One thing that would be really useful is letting hosts set a minimum nightly rate floor so Peaklet never auto-drops pricing below a number we'd lose money on. The current optimization seems smart but I want a safety net I control.
honestly the auto-pricing sounds clutch, but could you add a quick view of competitor listings nearby with their nightly rates? that would make it way easier to justify why my place dropped during a slow week
Honestly the auto-pricing feature seems like the real win here, especially for somewhere like Aspen where rates jump around constantly. Wish it covered more cities though, sort of limits how useful it is outside those three spots.
Love that you scoped this to just three mountain towns instead of trying to be everywhere at once. That kind of focus usually shows up in the details, like how the problem-booking flags actually understand what a powder week does to cancellations.
Finally something built for mountain market hosts specifically. The pricing auto-tune caught a midweek lull I usually miss and the message replies felt natural enough I'd send them. Useful if you manage more than one cabin.
honestly this looks super useful for anyone juggling multiple mountain properties. one thing i'd love to see is integration with smart lock platforms like August or Yale so check-in codes can auto-sync when the AI confirms a booking, kinda removes that manual step completely.
One thing that would be really useful is letting hosts set a minimum nightly rate floor so Peaklet never auto-drops pricing below a number we'd lose money on. The current optimization seems smart but I want a safety net I control.