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Compare corporate hotel rates: one search checks hundreds of corporate codes for a chain, a whole month, or every supported chain. Hotels charge companies less. Hotel Rate Finder shows you how much. Companies negotiate their own hotel rates, often 20 to 40 percent under the price everyone else pays. Hotel Rate Finder checks hundreds of these rates for your dates and shows you every one, with the company behind it, so you know how your own rate compares. It runs on the chain's own website, in your browser. When you book your rate, it is already applied. ONE SEARCH Type a city, pick your dates and a chain. The chain's website opens in the background and every corporate rate is checked for your stay, like a very fast guest. One to three minutes later you see every hotel with its public price, its best corporate rate and who pays it. Open a hotel for all its rates, each with its own Book button. Already on the chain's website? Press the blue Rate Scanner button and skip the form. FREE • 5 searches, one chain each • Every rate with its name and a booking link • Seven supported chains PRO — 7 days free, then $8.99 a month or $69 a year • Unlimited searches • All seven chains in one search, in one list and on one map • Flexible dates: ± 3 days or the next four weekends • Whole month: which nights your rate is available, at which hotel, at what price • Leave rates out of the ranking • CSV and JSON export • Your own logins for the two chains that have no public rate list • Or a pack of 50 searches for $9.99 Only book rates you are entitled to. Hotels may ask for proof at check-in. Hotel Rate Finder is not affiliated with any hotel chain. Questions: hello@hotelratefinder.xyz
Nov 5, 2026
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