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Haus management fees

Here's what we charge and what each fee covers.

What does Haus charge to manage your home?

Three standing fees: a 25% management commission on the rent your home collects, after guest-paid taxes and platform fees; a property management fee of $250 to $400 per month depending on home size; and a one-time $1,500 onboarding fee. Two situational charges, both listed below, apply only when they come up.

25%

of the rent your home collects

We calculate the commission on rent after guest-paid taxes and platform fees. The agreement calls this gross rental revenue, net of taxes and fees. The fee covers pricing, the listing, guest communication, bookings and coordination of each stay.

$250–$400

per month, by home size

The monthly fee covers vendor coordination and availability for repairs and property care between guest stays. The fee varies by home size.

$1,500

one-time onboarding

We set up the rental, prepare an inventory, coordinate staging and photography, and create the listing.

What costs extra?

  • Supplies and optional projects. Owners pay for consumables and supplies, such as toiletries and replacement linens, and any optional design or furnishing projects.
  • Vendor invoices. Vendor repairs and maintenance are billed at the invoice amount. A 10% coordination fee applies to third-party invoices over $350 for work we coordinate.
  • Cleaning. Guests pay a cleaning fee on each stay. Haus retains it to cover turnover cleaning. After your own stays, we clean the home at the standard cleaning fee.
  • Guest damage claims. We file claims for guest damage of $200 or more. We deduct a $150 administration fee from any recovery. If we recover nothing, there is no fee. See how the insurance and protection layers work.
  • Annual increase. The monthly property management fee rises 5% on each anniversary of your agreement.
  • Payout reserve. We may hold up to $500 of payouts in reserve for guest refunds and chargebacks. We release the reserve within 90 days after the agreement ends.

The math on a $60K year

An illustrative example with round numbers and our real fee structure applied. Your revenue depends on your home.

Gross revenue

$60,000

after guest-paid taxes and platform fees

Haus fees

− $18,000

$15,000 commission (25%) + $3,000 monthly fees ($250 × 12)

After recurring management fees

$42,000

70% of the example revenue, before onboarding and property expenses

  • ■ dark: remaining after recurring management fees
  • ■ sage: 25% commission
  • ■ light: monthly fees

In year one, subtract the $1,500 onboarding fee as well: $40,500 remains before property expenses. This example does not deduct repairs, supplies, utilities, insurance, property taxes, financing or income taxes. It is a fee illustration, not a profit forecast.

Compare the full annual cost.

A commission percentage alone cannot tell you which manager is the better fit. Compare the fee basis, fixed charges, services and property expenses using the same revenue assumption.

  1. Use the same starting revenue. Check whether taxes, platform fees and cleaning are included in each manager's commission basis.
  2. Add every recurring charge. Include monthly fees and any separate service charges, plus onboarding for the first year.
  3. Ask for evidence behind projected revenue. Request comparable homes, the period measured and a sample owner statement.
  4. Compare the work included. Distinguish coordinating maintenance from paying the repair invoice.

Comparing quotes? Use our Hudson Valley Airbnb management company comparison to check published fees, services and owner responsibilities alongside the criteria above.

Our owner services overview explains the responsibilities. The manager interview checklist helps you compare answers, and our case studies show how we manage rentals and coordinate property care.

“It's been great working with you. Our revenue is way up and I sleep like a baby knowing you're on top of everything.”

Saugerties owner

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