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Duetto launches RMS for select-service

It recently named Alex Zoghlin CEO, succeeding David Woolenberg

Duetto Launches “GameTime” RMS for Select‑Service Hotels

Duetto launched GameTime, a revenue management system for select- and limited-service hotel brands.

Summary:

  • Duetto launched GameTime, a revenue system for select- and limited-service hotel brands.
  • GameTime provides rate optimization, pricing, forecasting, and performance tracking.
  • Alex Zoghlin was named CEO, succeeding David Woolenberg.

DUETTO, A REVENUE management software provider, launched GameTime, a revenue management system for select- and limited-service hotel brands. The company also recently named Alex Zoghlin as chief executive officer, replacing David Woolenberg.


GameTime combines rate optimization, enterprise pricing, forecasting, and performance tracking in one platform, Duetto said in a statement.

“We understand that one size doesn’t fit all,” said Sabrina Jackson, Duetto’s vice president for product management. “GameTime is built for brands operating limited- and select-service hotels, enabling teams to make pricing decisions and manage revenue operations efficiently.”

GameTime offers automated and manual pricing, reporting and forecasting, portfolio management, predefined segmentation and mobile access. Selim Hadj, RM solutions and systems director at Louvre Hotels Group, said GameTime meets the needs of limited-service hotels and aligns with the group’s revenue management strategy.

“It is the tool that delivers all the key features we need without overcomplicating the daily work of our on-site teams,” he said. “Whether general or front desk managers, our staff use it with ease and confidence. GameTime has not only streamlined our operations but also had a direct, measurable impact on our performance. Today, it’s an essential solution for any property looking to combine simplicity, efficiency, and profitability.”

Commenting on his appointment, Zoghlin said he is honored to serve as CEO and work with teams globally to deliver revenue management solutions to the hospitality industry.

“The hospitality industry is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by shifting guest expectations, rising costs, and economic volatility,” he said. “Hoteliers need stronger and more effective technology to meet their needs. With a clear product vision, strong customer ties, and a focused brand strategy, I’m confident in our ability to support hoteliers through this shift and drive the company’s next phase of growth.”

In April, Duetto acquired HotStats, a hotel benchmarking company, to expand revenue and performance tracking across rooms, F&B, and ancillary services.

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