
FAQs
Frequently
asked
questions
What does an Airbnb co-host do?

A co-host helps manage the day-to-day. You stay the primary owner while we take on tasks like guest comms, pricing, and upkeep. We tailor the level of involvement to suit your needs—from full service to something more flexible.
How can I work out if Airbnb is worth it for me?

Here’s a quick example: Nightly rate: $150 Occupancy: 70% Monthly income: $3,150 Less expenses (cleaning, utilities, supplies, Airbnb fees): approx. $845 Net: $2,305 On a $23,000 investment, that’s a 10% monthly return.
How do you attract the right guests?

We list your property across major booking platforms, supported by digital campaigns, social content, and smart pricing. It’s visibility, with intent behind it.
Is Airbnb actually profitable?

When done well, yes—short-term rentals often outperform long-term ones. Our role is to ensure your property reaches its full earning potential.
Is it a lot of work to manage an Airbnb?

It can be. But with us, it isn’t. We take care of everything: pricing, calendars, messaging, housekeeping, and guest experience. You stay hands-off while we keep things running smoothly.
What makes an Airbnb successful?

It’s part science, part service. We fine-tune listings, keep pricing competitive, and go beyond the basics—curated amenities, thoughtful touches, and round-the-clock guest support. It all adds up to a standout experience.
How much does it cost to have someone manage my Airbnb?

We charge an 18% management fee on monthly booking payouts. It reflects the level of care, detail, and ongoing optimisation we bring to every property