Written floor plus a log
When. A Saturday you can defend
You give. Some one-night demand and a slower yes
Hotels only · No pay-to-rank · Advice first; verified when attested
Job brief
How and who for the hotel job—verified when attested.
Usable on this screen
Write the dates and the size that require a floor. Put exceptions in a log the owner can read. Stay Floor will sit with the desk. An RMS can recommend; it may not silently waive. One-night demand you refuse is the cost of teaching the market.
Step 1
October Saturday is not February Tuesday. Write the calendar. A year-round two-night rule on a weak house is cruelty.
Step 2
Who may waive, for what reason, and where it is written. If sales can waive in the PMS with no note, you do not have a rule.
Step 3
Recommend length-of-stay. A human applies. Silent optimization is how Saturday dies.
Step 4
How many exceptions, what ADR they bought, what Saturday they spent. Monday pack.
Provider shortlist
Minimum-stay & yield rules
Catalog score 8.3. A post-job shape, not a verification. Stable id stay-floor.
Demand recovery & occupancy
Catalog score 8.7. A post-job shape, not a verification. Stable id meridian-ops.
Revenue management system
Catalog score 8.2. A post-job shape, not a verification. Stable id yieldwell-rms.
Fractional revenue analyst
Catalog score 8.5. A post-job shape, not a verification. Stable id yield-fraction.
Leave a record
Harbor by Signalry stays hotels only. A description, a claim, and a reported result each leave a stable id behind. Nothing here is a price, a customer, or a verification.
Buyer
No account. Harbor by Signalry opens the closest catalog brief, when not to buy, and a shortlist. A weak sentence stays on the catalog.
Open a briefSupplier
Company, jobs served, regions, and a hotel reference. The packet is queued as unverified pending. The form cannot mark it verified.
Start a claimHotel
A metric, before and after, and the dates. It is shown as reported until a person checks the evidence. Verified Outcome is not insurance.
Record a resultAdviceA min-stay without an exception log is a suggestion.
Situation
Sales waived Saturday again. The floor is a suggestion. The owner cannot see the give-up.
Approaches
When. A Saturday you can defend
You give. Some one-night demand and a slower yes
When. Tonight’s occupancy
You give. The rate you taught the market
Who to involve
First 7 days
YAML-shaped: day / theme / tasks / owner / risk / exit. Advice until a case is verified.
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Decision worksheet
Take this to a vendor call. Budget bands are Advice — a Harbor shape, not a quote.
Ask the vendor
Red flags
When not to buy. Do not buy a stricter floor if your midweek is already empty and Saturday is the only night that sells. That is a demand job.
Do it in-house
Time and a named owner. No vendor. Use the 7-day plan first.
$9–18k rule sprint + any RMS shape
Typical Harbor band for this job — advice, not a quote.
Full program
People + system + 90-day proof. Only if the 7-day plan already failed.
Vendor checklist
Weighted questions — yes/no, scale, or text. Must-pass ids persist on this browser. Pass threshold 70. A no on a must-pass is a walk-away — not a maybe.
property context · weight 2 · must pass
Can they name your key count and whether you are independent, soft-brand, or major — without a discovery theater?
property context · weight 2 · must pass
Do they treat your PMS as a shape (Opera-class / Mews-class / Cloudbeds-class) — not a fake partnership slide?
control · weight 3 · must pass
Who types the status / number — a person, or your product?
vendor · weight 2
What would have happened anyway in 90 days without you?
vendor · weight 2
Show a property of this size and stack. Demo-labeled categories do not count as proof.
vendor · weight 2
What can your agent never do (folio post, mark clean, change a rate)?
vendor · weight 2
What is the kill-switch if guest comments move?
Does not clear
0 / 100
must_pass: weekend-min-stay-discipline-ctx-rooms, weekend-min-stay-discipline-ctx-stack, weekend-min-stay-discipline-q1
A must-pass failed. Walk away.
How
Write the dates and the size that require a floor. Put exceptions in a log the owner can read. Stay Floor will sit with the desk. An RMS can recommend; it may not silently waive. One-night demand you refuse is the cost of teaching the market.
Step 1
October Saturday is not February Tuesday. Write the calendar. A year-round two-night rule on a weak house is cruelty.
Step 2
Who may waive, for what reason, and where it is written. If sales can waive in the PMS with no note, you do not have a rule.
Step 3
Recommend length-of-stay. A human applies. Silent optimization is how Saturday dies.
Step 4
How many exceptions, what ADR they bought, what Saturday they spent. Monday pack.
Written floor plus a log
You get. A Saturday you can defend
You give. Some one-night demand and a slower yes
Waive to fill
You get. Tonight’s occupancy
You give. The rate you taught the market
Pitfalls
Success criteria
Who
Rank is post-job score, then listed order. Not for sale. Software marked demo is an archetype.
Writes the weekend min-stay rule the desk can defend — and the exceptions that will not quietly die.
$9–18k rule sprint
Post-job
14 reviews
Former cluster GMs who run 30–90 day occupancy recoveries without burning the rate book.
$18–32k sprint, or $4.5k/week embed
Post-job
31 reviews
A senior RM two days a week — pickup, pace, and a Thursday memo — without a full-time hire.
$3.8–6.2k / month
Post-job
22 reviews
Demo-labeled RMS archetype: transparent recommendations, human override, no black-box pricing.
Demo · $6–12 / room / month
Post-job
15 reviews
None ranked in AI agents yet. Harbor will not invent a provider.
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People do the work beside the desk. Software is a system — demo-labeled when it is a category shape. Agents draft; they do not post money or mark a room clean.
| Provider | Kind | Score | Fee | Pick when | Walk away when |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stay Floor | People | 8.3 | $9–18k rule sprint | GMs who keep waiving the weekend rule under pressure. | Urban midscale with a true one-night weekday pattern. |
| Meridian Ops Partners | People | 8.7 | $18–32k sprint, or $4.5k/week embed | GMs who need a time-boxed occupancy recovery with a grown-up rate posture. | Full-service branded hotels looking for a new management company. |
| Yield Fraction | People | 8.5 | $3.8–6.2k / month | Owners who cannot staff a full-time analyst honestly. | Large branded hotels with a cluster RM already in place. |
| Yieldwell RMS | Software· demo | 8.2 | Demo · $6–12 / room / month | GMs who want pricing help they can argue with. | Hotels that want a fully automatic rate robot. |
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3 of 3 compared. Highest fit is Yield Fraction at 8.5.
Highest fit
8.5