Your home.
Our standards.

Remote Performance starts at 20 percent of net host revenue and Full-Service starts at 25 percent. The fee covers pricing, the listing, guest communication, reviews, cleaning coordination and your monthly owner statement, and Full-Service adds the local operation: the cleaner and vendor bench, inspections and emergency dispatch coordination. Net host revenue is what you actually receive after the platform's host service fee, excluding guest cleaning fees. Setup is a one-time fee that depends on whether we take over an existing listing or launch a new one. The exact percentage for your home is quoted in your Fit Review, and the math is shown on the pricing page.

You do. The listing stays in your account, guest payments go to you, and you have the final say on house rules, minimum stays and your own use of the home. We work as a co-host with the access we need to run pricing, messaging and the calendar, so we are never holding your money. If we ever part ways, the listing and its reviews stay with you, because they were always yours. That is the difference between a co-host and a middleman.

The agreement has an initial term, then it continues with clear exit terms on both sides, set out in the agreement. We keep owners by performing, not by locking them in. You see the full terms before you sign, and we walk through them with you on the proposal call. The agreement also says how bookings already on the calendar are handled if either side ends it, so guests are not caught in the middle. The listing stays yours throughout, so leaving never means starting over.

Your own short-term rental insurance covers the property, and we handle the claim work. We screen guests before they book, and when damage happens we document it, file the claim through the booking platform and coordinate with your insurer on anything the platform does not cover. We do not insure the home or its guests, and we will not tell you otherwise. A proper short-term rental policy, not a standard homeowner's policy, is one of the first things we check during onboarding. Damage claim filing and assistance is included in both packages.

We do, as part of the service. State registration, lodging and occupancy taxes and town permits are set up during onboarding and kept current for as long as we run the home. Rules differ by state and often by town, so we verify the requirements for your property before launch rather than relying on a general guide. Where a platform collects and remits taxes, we check that your listing is configured correctly, because a misconfigured listing is the most common compliance mistake we see. We are not attorneys or accountants, and we will tell you when a question needs one.

The first step is a free 30-minute Property Fit Review, and you get a one-page summary from it. Once the agreement is signed and the setup fee has cleared, a new listing typically goes live in a few weeks. The timeline depends on photography, the smart lock, the cleaner and your town's registration, and we lay it out week by week before work begins. Taking over a listing that is already live follows the same plan with fewer moving parts. No material work starts before the agreement, which protects both of us.