RateGain Stock Price Surges Following Partnership with Mews

RateGain Travel Technologies Limited, a provider of AI-powered SaaS solutions for the travel and hospitality sector, has announced its partnership with Mews, a cloud-based Property Management System (PMS) provider. As per the filing, this collaboration aims to streamline hotel operations by integrating RateGain’s Channel Manager with Mews’ PMS.

As of March 4, 12:23 PM, RateGain Travel Technologies Limited is trading at ₹491.35, up ₹9.55 (1.98%) for the day, but down 27.66% over the past month and 39.44% over the past year.

Integration and Functionality

Through this integration, hotels will be able to manage rates, inventory, and reservations across more than 400 distribution channels. The system automates processes such as product creation, mapping, and rate distribution, reducing manual work. The self-serve interface is to allow hoteliers to update pricing and availability across multiple platforms efficiently.

Benefits for Hotels

• Automated Rate and Inventory Management – The system will help ensure real-time updates across distribution channels.
• Operations– Hotels can minimize manual input through automation.
• Revenue Optimization – The integration is to help hotels manage pricing strategies more effectively.

Statements from Companies

Bhanu Chopra, Founder and Managing Director of RateGain, stated that the partnership aligns with the company’s goal of integrating technology to improve hotel operations. Sara Smith, VP of Strategic Partnerships at Mews, mentioned that the collaboration is focused on enhancing distribution automation for hotels.

About the Companies

Mews operates in over 85 countries, serving more than 5,500 hotels. It has received recognition as Best PMS provider in 2024 and 2025 from Hotel Tech Report. The company has also secured funding from investors such as Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Kinnevik.

RateGain works with over 3,200 customers and 700 partners across 100+ countries. Its technology processes travel intent data and transactions for hotel chains, airlines, online travel agencies, and car rental services. The company supports 26 of the top 30 hotel chains and 25 of the top 30 online travel agencies.

Conclusion 

All in all, the hospitality sector continues to adopt AI-driven automation to improve efficiency and revenue management. Partnerships such as this one are part of a broader trend of technology-driven solutions in hotel management.

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