Global Review Index™
The industry-standard Global Review Index™ (GRI) is an online reputation score used by thousands of hotels worldwide as a benchmark for reputation management.
The one score you should care about
Based on review data collected from 140 online travel agencies (OTAs) and review sites in more than 45+ languages, it can be calculated for a given point in time (day, week, month, year, etc.)
Cornell University used GRI™ data to prove that a 1-point increase in a hotel’s GRI™ results in higher profitability.
A 1 point increase in a hotel’s Global Review Index™ equals up to
What is it used for?
The Global Review Index™ is used to benchmark an individual hotel or group of hotels, compare results between properties or against competitors, and track the evolution of a hotel’s performance over time.
Clients also use it to set quality objectives as well as optimize online pricing and distribution strategies.
How does it work?
All review sites require the consumer to give a general evaluation of their experience. This quantitative assessment is normally based on a rating between 0-5 or 0-10, but varies by review site.
The GRI™ for a specific date range is the average of the daily GRI™ scores that have been calculated during that date range.
The score is calculated on a daily basis for each hotel by analyzing the quantitative scores associated with reviews posted.
The GRI™ is calculated using a proprietary algorithm developed by ReviewPro in conjunction with input from industry experts and advisors from leading graduate programs in hospitality management. It is not an average of all review scores.