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What is GOPPAR?

GOPPAR, or gross operating profit per available room, is a hotel's gross operating profit divided by the room nights available in a period. Unlike RevPAR, it takes operating costs into account, so it shows how much profit each available room produces.

GOPPAR formula

GOPPAR = gross operating profit ÷ room nights available

Gross operating profit is total revenue minus departmental and undistributed operating expenses. If a hotel with 1,200 room nights available has a gross operating profit of ₹18,00,000, GOPPAR is ₹1,500.

GOPPAR vs RevPAR

RevPAR can rise while profit falls, for example when extra occupancy comes through high-commission channels. GOPPAR catches that because commissions, payroll and energy are already deducted. It is harder to calculate, since it needs your cost data as well as your revenue.

In StaySynq

StaySynq shows occupancy, ADR and RevPAR live from your own bookings, by day, month or channel.

Common questions

How often should GOPPAR be calculated?

Monthly is typical, once the month's costs are booked. RevPAR and occupancy can be tracked daily.

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