Most Airbnb management is priced as a percentage of the revenue your bookings generate. The percentage matters less than what it includes and what is billed on top.

The Common Structure: A Percentage of Revenue

Short-term rental management is usually priced as a percentage of gross booking revenue. MorHaven charges 20–25%, depending on property size, service level, turnover frequency, and furnishing requirements. Because the fee scales with revenue, we earn more when you earn more.

What the Fee Should Cover

What Is Usually Separate

Questions to Ask Before You Sign

  1. What exactly does the percentage cover, in writing?
  2. Is the percentage calculated on gross or net revenue?
  3. Are there onboarding, setup, or photography fees?
  4. How long is the contract and what does it cost to leave?
  5. Who holds the license, and how does the manager handle compliance?
  6. How are repairs approved and billed?

Denver Adds One Question

Denver licenses short-term rentals only at the host's primary residence. A manager who offers to run an investment property as a short-term rental in Denver is offering something the city does not license. Ask how they handle that before you pay anyone.

What About Multifamily Management?

Long-term and multifamily management is typically priced differently from short-term rentals, per property based on unit count and scope. MorHaven quotes it in writing for each building. See multifamily property management.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does MorHaven charge for Airbnb co-hosting in Denver?

20–25% of gross booking revenue, depending on property size, service level, and turnover frequency. Exact pricing is confirmed after we review your property.

Are there setup fees?

Our co-hosting arrangement has no hidden charges and no long-term contract. Confirm every fee in writing with any manager you consider.

This article summarizes publicly available City and County of Denver information and is not legal advice. Rules and fees change, so confirm current requirements with the city before acting.