Your annual revenue plan
Every market has a revenue shape. Coachella Valley earns most of its year between January and April — festival season — and goes quiet in summer. Your plan paces your home against that shape, so a slow June is read as seasonality, not as a problem.
Trailing-12 rental revenue actual ($54,453) plus the Wheelhouse base-price upside band. A planning range, not a forecast or guarantee — no system holds an owner-set goal yet, so this band is Casago-derived.
Ranges are estimates from market data and your home's history. They are not a promise of future revenue. Pending legal review of forward-looking language.
We pace your home against your market's real revenue shape — Coachella Valley earns most of its year Jan–Apr. You're on pace year-to-date.
Don't read a quiet summer month as a problem — it's the season. The pacing band is the number that matters, and you're inside it.
When Coachella Valley earns its year
Each month's share of annual market revenue — real comp-set data. This is the shape your plan paces against.
Orange months are your market's peak earners — protecting availability and pricing there matters more than anywhere else.
What we're doing about every gap
No gap appears on this page without the specific Casago action attached to it.
Quietest stretch of the desert year — market occupancy runs 12–17%.
Midweek rates sharpened −10% for the late-booking window; midstay channels (FurnishFinder, Zillow, American Snowbird) carry 30+ night listings; floors hold pricing discipline.
See it in your action feed →54% of the market's annual revenue is earned in these months — every blocked night is expensive.
Event premiums loaded (+15–40%), festival floor review recommended (see Pricing Engine dead zones), 2027 premiums already tuned 10 months out.
Review the floor recommendation →Model values the home $74/night above the current base.
Gradual base-price increase toward the $483 recommendation, monitored against booking pace every two weeks.
See the opportunity →