Pricing

YOU KEEP 90%.
OF A MUCH BIGGER NUMBER.

When we partner (your property, my expertise) you do less and keep more. I'm paid 10% of your revenue, so I only earn when it grows. Across the portfolio that's been a median 45% lift, net of market, but every property is different, and the audit shows yours.

MY FEE
10%
of your revenue: I only earn when it grows. No retainer, no upfront fee, no invoice.
The three-way choice

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.

* Full-service short-term rental management typically runs 20–35% of gross revenue (SkyRun, Apr 2026; PriceLabs industry guide, May 2026); premium and luxury portfolios trend 25–40% (Weekender Management, May 2026). Actual terms vary by market and operator.

The comparison

Your all-in cost, side by side.

My fee. 10%
Hosting costs. Up to ~10%
Full-service manager
ALL-IN COST, % OF REVENUE
30%20%10%0
FULL-SERVICE STARTS HERE
YOUR ALL-IN
hosting costsup to ~10%, varies
10%
FULL-SERVICE
…and up
20%+of gross
MARKETICS
10% fee + hosting costs
FULL-SERVICE PM
20%+ of gross

Your all-in cost is my 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.

What you pay, and 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 my 10% land in our own accounts. I never hold, touch, or route your money.

  4. NOTHING TO SEND

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

The math, from an illustrative audit

One audit, line by line.

REVENUE BEFORE $3,690 Untouched. 100% yours. + THE MARKET ADDED +$1,710 New demand we captured together, net of market. − MY TEN PERCENT −$540 10% of revenue. A third of the raise I created. = YOU KEPT $4,860 +$1,170 more in your pocket every month. After my fee.

The raise paid for me three times over. My fee came out of money that didn't exist before. Yours will look different; the audit shows your number, not an average.

Illustrative, using the sample-audit property. Your numbers come from your own comp set (the comparable listings you’re priced against) and the free audit shows them before you owe a thing. Marketics' fee is 10% of revenue, split automatically per booking at channel payout.

Straight answers

On the fee.

How much does Marketics cost?
10% of the revenue your property earns. One rate on the whole number. No retainer, nothing up front, no setup fee. A $500 deposit holds your onboarding slot and is refunded once the first 90 days are complete.
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?
A commitment deposit that holds your onboarding slot, refunded in full when you complete the 90-day program. It isn’t an extra fee.

The only rate aligned with your growth.

Start with a free audit of your real comp set. You'll see your bigger number (and the 90% you keep) before you owe a thing.

The audit is free. No lock-in after. Cancel anytime.