Independent pricing algorithms can land on supra-competitive prices with nobody sharing data at all—a documented finding in economics research, not a…
One Label, Three Regulators In November 2025, the Department of Justice made RealPage sign away part of how its pricing software works. Three companies, three different legal problems, one shared description: “AI sets the price.” Most coverage treats that as one practice with one risk profile. A retailer buying “competitive pricing intelligence” software in 2026 could be running any of the three—and the difference isn’t cosmetic.
Key takeaways
- Three Zones, Not One Category Ask, at the signal-fusion stage, whose data is setting this price.
- Pooled-data pricing | Non-public data from multiple competitors, run through common software | Does shared software let rivals coordinate without…
- Zone Two: When Monitoring Becomes Coordination RealPage doesn’t sell retail pricing software—it sells revenue-management software to landlords,…
Zone Three: Pricing the Person, Not the Market Zone 3 has nothing to do with what competitors charge.
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