A percentage of revenue, not of promises
We charge a percentage of what the property actually earns. If the property doesn't perform, we don't get paid. Incentives stay aligned.
Pricing and fees
Short-term rental management is normally charged as a percentage of the revenue generated, not a flat fee. Here's how it's calculated, what's included, which expenses remain the owner's and how to estimate your real net income.
We charge a percentage of what the property actually earns. If the property doesn't perform, we don't get paid. Incentives stay aligned.
It depends on area, size, villa vs apartment, whether pool and garden care are needed, and booking volume. A studio in Piantini is not operated like a staffed villa in Bávaro.
Airbnb, Booking and Vrbo charge their own commission per booking. That cost belongs to the platform and appears separately in the report.
Utilities, internet, condo fees, inventory restocking, major maintenance and taxes are the owner's and are reported with supporting documents.
No hidden onboarding charges and no double-billed services.
Listing creation, copy, photography and multichannel presence.
Continuous review of rates, minimum stays and discounts.
Communication, guest screening, check-in, incidents and reviews.
Scheduling cleaning, laundry, inventory and maintenance.
Handling damage claims with the booking platforms.
Monthly statement and owner portal access in HMS OS.
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Occupied nights × average nightly rate, plus extras such as cleaning fees.
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Subtract the commission Airbnb, Booking or Vrbo charges on each booking.
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Subtract the management percentage on revenue generated.
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Subtract cleaning, utilities, condo fees, restocking and maintenance. What remains is your net.
In the Dominican market, short-term rental management is usually charged as a percentage of revenue generated, varying with area, property type and service scope. We provide a proposal with the exact percentage after evaluating the property.
Listing setup and photography are agreed upfront. Any cost is presented in writing before we start — it never shows up later in the report.
Turnover cleaning is normally charged to the guest as a cleaning fee. When it doesn't cover the full cost, the difference appears as an operating expense in the monthly report.
We work with a clear management agreement and defined exit terms. We don't retain owners through disproportionate penalties.
Since the fee is a percentage of revenue, no revenue means no management fee. That's why we only take on properties with real potential, and we say so during the evaluation.
Send us the area, property type and bedroom count and we'll come back with the fee and a revenue projection.