How this is calculated
Room nights sold in a month are your room count multiplied by thirty, multiplied by your occupancy. The share of those nights that arrive through online travel agencies is the portion the commission applies to.
Commission paid is that channel revenue multiplied by your commission rate. The saving figure is the part of that commission you would keep if a share of those guests booked with you directly instead.
This is deliberately simple arithmetic on your own numbers. It does not model seasonality, rate parity, cancellations, or the tax that is withheld before a payout reaches your account.
Use your own contracted rate, not an average
Commission is set in your own contract with each channel, and it moves with property type, city, and whichever visibility or promotion programmes you have opted into. A number you read in an article is not your number.
Your contracted rate is visible in each channel's extranet under the property or contract section, and it is printed on the remittance statement that accompanies each payout. Use that figure here.
If you work with several channels at different rates, run the calculator once per channel and add the results, or use a blended rate weighted by how much business each channel actually sends you.
What else comes off before the money lands
Commission is the largest deduction but it is not the only one. Cancellations and no-shows reduce the revenue the commission was calculated on, prepaid bookings carry a payment gateway deduction, and Indian payouts have tax withheld at source before they reach your account.
Ask your accountant which of these apply to your property. This calculator shows commission alone, which is the part you have the most control over.
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