For owners

Keep more of every booking

Your own booking page, a place on a shared site, and filmed video tours of your property. Free to join: we take a small share only of bookings that come through your own page, and only after the guest has stayed.

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What could you keep?

Average nightly price (£) Nights booked per year Share of bookings that come direct: 15% Your current booking-site fee (%)

Direct bookings per year

Booking-site fees you'd avoid

Our share (5%, after each stay)

You keep an extra

Illustrative only. Real results depend on how many of your guests book direct, which mostly means repeat guests and people who find you through social media. Check your own booking-site fee: many hosts pay around 15%, but yours may differ. Cleaning fees are ignored here.

How it works

Four steps, nothing to run yourself

We build your page

Your own booking page with your photos, your story and a live calendar read from your Airbnb calendar.

We film it

A short tour of the rooms, the outside space and the view, for your page, our site and your social media.

Guests request, you approve

Every request comes to you. You check Airbnb, approve, and the guest pays in full by card.

You're paid, we take 5%

The money goes to your own account. Our share is taken after the guest has stayed, and only on direct bookings.

What you get

Two places to be found

Share your own page on your social media, and be listed on a shared site that brings its own visitors. Both lead to the same live calendar.

Your own booking page and link
A listing on the shared directory
Filmed video tours
You approve every booking yourself
Payments straight to your own account
A simple dashboard showing requests and bookings

Honest answers

The questions owners ask

Will this cause double bookings?

We take care to prevent it. We read your Airbnb calendar, nothing is confirmed without your approval, we re-check Airbnb when you approve and again when the guest pays, and requested dates are held for you. One gap remains: after a guest pays, you need to block those dates on Airbnb promptly, because Airbnb is slow to read outside calendars. We email you to do it.

What if nobody books direct?

Then you pay nothing for bookings. A page doesn't bring new guests by itself. It works best for people who already know you: past guests, followers and people searching your property by name. The shared site and videos are there to add more.

What does Airbnb think of this?

Airbnb's terms limit steering guests off its platform before they book. A printed card in your welcome book inviting past guests to book direct next time is common practice, but check Airbnb's current terms and keep it away from Airbnb messages.

Who handles the payments?

Stripe, a large payment company. Guests pay by card and the money goes to your own Stripe account, so we never hold your money. Refunds are issued by you.

What are the terms?

These are draft terms for discussion: 5% of the guest's total, taken after the stay, on bookings made through your page. We'll agree the details in writing, including how repeat guests are treated and how either side can end the arrangement.