Gap-night calculator
What do the nights between your bookings cost?
A gap night is an empty night stuck between two stays: too short for anyone to book, and easy to miss on a grid. Tell us about your season and we’ll show you roughly how many you have, and what they’re worth.
A typical season, at your rate
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LodgeOS finds your real ones. Every gap on your calendar is marked with what it’s worth, and you can offer a discount to the guest next door or match it to someone on your waitlist.
Book a demoHow this is worked out
- It’s a simulation, not your bookings. We build 300 made-up seasons from your answers and show the middle one, plus the range most of them fall in.
- A gap night is 1 to 3 empty nights between two stays on the same cabin. That’s the rule LodgeOS uses on your real calendar.
- How often the next guest arrives the day the last one leaves, and how long the gaps between stays run, come from a real Minnesota lake resort’s 2026 summer calendar. Your answers set how long stays are and how full the season is.
- Empty nights at the start and end of the season aren’t counted. They aren’t between two bookings.
- The dollar figure is those nights at your average rate. You won’t fill every one; it’s what they’re worth, not a promise.
- Real calendars cluster around weekends and holidays, and minimum-stay rules make gaps more common. Your real number can be higher or lower.
