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What the numbers can look like

Illustrative monthly examples for typical UK properties, modelled at conservative (55%) and optimistic (75%) occupancy. These projections are before optimisation — with dynamic pricing, professional listing setup and hands-on management, they can be much improved.

2-bed apartment, Manchester city centre

Avg nightly rate £130 · Long-let equivalent £1,200/month · Running costs (cleaning, bills, platform fees, supplies) ≈ £650/month

ScenarioGross revenueCo-hosting: owner net*Arbitrage: operator profit**
Conservative (55%)£2,174£1,089 (-9% vs long let)£324
Optimistic (75%)£2,964£1,721 (+43% vs long let)£1,114

2-bed Georgian flat, Bath

Avg nightly rate £150 · Long-let equivalent £1,450/month · Running costs (cleaning, bills, platform fees, supplies) ≈ £750/month

ScenarioGross revenueCo-hosting: owner net*Arbitrage: operator profit**
Conservative (55%)£2,508£1,256 (-13% vs long let)£308
Optimistic (75%)£3,420£1,986 (+37% vs long let)£1,220

* Co-hosting — “owner net”: the owner pays our management commission (20% of gross revenue) out of the booking income, and running costs come off after that. Everything left is what the owner keeps — we only earn when they do.

** Rental arbitrage — “operator profit”: we lease the property long-term and pay the landlord that fixed rent every month, guaranteed, regardless of occupancy. What we earn is whatever the short let makes above that rent after running costs — the “operator profit” column is our income and our risk, not the owner's.

All figures are illustrative examples only, not forecasts or guarantees. Your free revenue estimate uses real local data for your property.

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