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.
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.
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DO IT MYSELF
Cash cost: lowest out of pocket: software and your own hours. 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
Cash cost: 10% of revenue, plus operations paid by the task. Your time: oversight. I run the market; your operator runs the house. Pay a % for: only the work that grows revenue: positioning, ranking, pricing. Alignment: I earn only when your revenue grows.Wins when: you want expert revenue work priced correctly, operations handled separately. -
FULL-SERVICE PM
Cash cost: 20–35% of gross, everything bundled.* 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 (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.
Your all-in cost, side by side.
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.
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MY FEE
10% of revenue
Split automatically per booking (90% to you, 10% to me) at channel payout. No retainer, no upfront fee, no invoice. Cancel anytime.
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TRADES · OWNER-PAID
Directed, never marked up
When a shoot or a design refresh is worth it, I write the brief and direct the work. You engage and pay the photographer or designer directly, at their rate. I take no margin on vendors.
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COMMITMENT
$500, refundable
A commitment deposit that filters for serious owners. Refunded in full when you complete the 90-day program. It's a handshake, not a cost.
- PER BOOKING
The 90/10 split is calculated on every reservation. Never tallied and invoiced at month-end.
- AT PAYOUT
Settled at channel payout, about 24 hours after the guest checks in. At the source.
- SEPARATE ACCOUNTS
Your 90% and my 10% land in our own accounts. I never hold, touch, or route your money.
- NOTHING TO SEND
No invoice, no chasing, no retainer. Nothing you could ever fall behind on.
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.
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.