What does your rental really make?
Add each booking and your monthly costs. You get your profit after channel fees, cleaning, supplies and bills: per booking, per month and per night booked.
Your answer for the month
Profit
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An estimate from the numbers you entered. Profit here is what's left after channel fees, per-stay costs, monthly costs and one-off costs. It isn't a tax figure.
Channel fee rates
Change a rate to see how this month's profit moves. This edits the same rates as Setup.
Where the money went
Key numbers
By channel
Nights available
Nights available are the days in the month. Subtract nights you blocked for owner stays or repairs, so occupancy is fair.
Bookings
Tap a column heading to sort. Swipe sideways to see every column. Tap the dates to edit a booking. The CSV is for your own records or your accountant.
Calendar
Filled days are booked nights. A guest's check-out day is not a booked night. Tap a filled day to edit that booking.
Profit
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Profit by month
Where the money went
Month by month
By channel
Monthly costs
What you pay every month for each property. These are plain costs you type in, and they count against every month from the property's first month of hosting. Leave a line blank if it doesn't apply.
One-off costs
Repairs, furnishings and other costs that happen once. Each counts in the month of its date.
Properties
Name each place you host. Months count from your first booking, or the month you type under "Hosting since", whichever is earlier. The per-stay costs are used on every booking unless you type a different amount on that booking.
Channels
A channel is where a booking came from. Name them anything you like and type the fee in the way your own account shows it. Nothing here is preset: a blank fee is never treated as zero, and fee rules change, so check your own statements.
Currency
This only changes the symbol. Nothing is converted.
Your data
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