We know what you’re thinking: another tech company shouting about its fancy new AI. Groundbreaking stuff, right?
But here’s the thing: our latest AI update isn’t about flashy jargon or hype (and we’re definitely not calling a simple market summary “generative AI”).
This one’s about saving you time. Picture this: no more endless scrolling, tab-hopping, or diving into spreadsheets. Instead, you just ask, “How are my holiday lets pacing for Christmas?” and get a clear, instant answer. Who needs dashboards when you can simply… ask?
What is Neyoba?
Meet Neyoba, Beyond’s brand-new AI-powered pricing assistant — and the first of its kind in the short-term rental industry. Neyoba gives you instant answers to your revenue management questions, helping you make smarter, faster decisions without the data overload.
Think of Neyoba as your always-on assistant who knows your portfolio inside out. Whether you manage one holiday let or hundreds, Neyoba explains pricing changes, spots performance gaps, and highlights revenue opportunities.
What Can I Ask With Neyoba?
You can ask Neyoba things like:
- “Give me a performance snapshot of this property for the past six months.”
- “How are my London listings pacing for the week around Christmas 2025?”
- “Which of my lets don’t have bookings for the week of Easter 2025?”
- “Show me events in Paris this October.”
- “Explain why this listing is underperforming compared to last year.”
How Do I Access Neyoba?
Neyoba lives right inside your Beyond homepage and pricing workflows — so the insights you need appear exactly where you’re working. With faster insights and less data-digging, you’ll have more time to focus on what matters: growing your business, keeping owners happy, and wowing your guests.
We’re launching Neyoba in early access beta, and we want you to be among the first to try it.
Beyond customers can request access to our exclusive beta program here.
New to Beyond? Sign up first and then request access to the beta program.
Revenue management is complex, but with Neyoba, it doesn’t have to be.
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