Beyond Adds Owner Hub, API Access and Performance Tools

Oct 1, 2026
Beyond introduced Owner Hub, Advanced Connectivity and Performance Manager as part of a release containing more than 40 updates for short term rental operators.

Beyond introduced Owner Hub, Advanced Connectivity and Performance Manager for short term rental operators, the company said in a press release. The October release also includes more than 40 updates to its pricing, analytics, payments, integrations and user workflows.

Owner Hub combines revenue projections, listing reviews and owner reports in one interface. It can create three revenue scenarios from an address or listing URL, identify changes to listing photos and content, and produce reports with market data and an editable AI summary.

Advanced Connectivity provides API and MCP server access to Beyond's pricing, performance and market data. Customers can use AI assistants to change prices, set minimum stays, retrieve portfolio data and create reports, with separate permission for write access, previews and logs for each action.

Performance Manager uses a color coded matrix to compare portfolio segments with market and year over year benchmarks. Users can filter results by market, bedroom count or listing group, then open the selected segment in Beyond's Pricing Dashboard.

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