YOU KEEP 90%. OF A MUCH BIGGER NUMBER.

Three ways to run your rental.

The full-service fee isn't broken because it's expensive. It charges a revenue-linked percentage for work that has nothing to do with revenue. Pay a percentage for what grows the number. Positioning, ranking, pricing. Pay a flat or per-task cost for what doesn't. Cleaning, turnovers, maintenance. Both jobs still get done; each is priced for what it is.

• DO IT MYSELF

  Your time: all of it, every week. Pay a % for: nothing; nobody is paid to grow the number. Alignment: perfect, but alone.
  Wins when: small portfolio, time to spare, and you enjoy the craft.

• MARKETICS

  Your time: oversight. We run the market; your operator runs the house. Pay a % for: only the work that grows revenue: positioning, ranking, pricing. Alignment: our fee only grows when your revenue does.
  Wins when: you want expert revenue work priced correctly, operations handled separately.

• FULL-SERVICE PM

  Your time: near zero. That's what the bundle buys. Pay a % for: everything, cleaning and key handoffs included. Alignment: paid the same whether it grows or not.
  Wins when: you want zero involvement, or you're remote and need boots on the ground.

Full-service short-term rental management typically runs 20–35% of gross revenue (PriceLabs, updated 2026-08-31; read 2026-10-06); corroborated by SkyRun (Apr 2026). Actual terms vary by market and operator.

Your all-in cost, side by side.

Your all-in cost is our 10% fee plus your hosting costs. Cleaning, turnovers, supplies. Those vary by market, but tend to stay within roughly ten percent of revenue. Full-service managers generally begin around 20% of gross and climb from there. The exact numbers differ by market and operator. The shape is the point: a fee tied to your growth, and hosting costs that stay under control.

• OUR FEE

  10%

  10% of your net payout, per booking. You keep 90%. No monthly fee, no retainer, no contract. Our fee only grows when your revenue does.

  The split happens inside the channel payout itself. There is never an invoice.

• TRADES · OWNER-PAID

  Directed, never marked up

  When a shoot or a design refresh is worth it, we write the brief and direct the work. You engage and pay the photographer or designer directly, at their rate. We take no margin on vendors.

• COMMITMENT

  $500

  $500 commitment deposit, refunded automatically when you complete the 90-day program.

You keep your own Airbnb account, your listing and your payouts. Our fee is performance-based: a share of what each booking pays out. When a booking pays out nothing, we earn nothing. See exactly how it works.

1. PER BOOKING

   The 90/10 split is calculated on every reservation. Never tallied and invoiced at month-end.

2. AT PAYOUT

   Settled at channel payout, about 24 hours after the guest checks in. At the source.

3. SEPARATE ACCOUNTS

   Your 90% and our 10% each land in their own account. We never hold, touch or route your money.

4. NOTHING TO SEND

   No invoice, no chasing, no retainer. Nothing you could ever fall behind on.

On the fee.

How much does Marketics cost?

10% of your net payout, per booking. You keep 90%. No monthly fee, no retainer, no contract. Our fee only grows when your revenue does. $500 commitment deposit, refunded automatically when you complete the 90-day program.

Why a percentage instead of a flat fee?

A flat fee gets paid whether your revenue moves or not. A percentage only grows when yours does, so every decision we make points at the same number you care about.

What’s the $500 deposit?

$500 commitment deposit, refunded automatically when you complete the 90-day program. It isn’t an extra fee.

Do I keep control of my Airbnb account?

Yes. Your property, your listing, your reputation. The account and the payouts stay yours. Your share of every booking lands in your own account. We never hold, touch or route your money.

Do you focus on filling my calendar or on higher rates?

Both, in that order. A new or slow listing needs bookings first, because reviews and steady bookings are what get it ranked. Once it ranks, the goal becomes the most the property can earn each month. Occupancy is the first step. Profit is where we are going.