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With a strong foundation in home décor, woodworking, and property management—backed by years of hands-on experience—the journey of Pineapple Cove Vacation Rentals has been one of creativity, resilience, and passion. From managing properties to weathering Florida’s unpredictable hurricane seasons, Christina's commitment to crafting unique spaces and delivering unforgettable guest experiences remains at the heart of her business.
In 2018, we had to move out of our home due to a severe mold infestation in the walls, leaving us with little savings and an urgent need for a place to live. While searching online, I found a woman looking for an onsite caretaker to maintain her estate. To my surprise, she also had seven short-term rentals on the property. It felt like fate—especially since I had spent the past year immersing myself in everything related to short-term rentals through videos, podcasts, and research.
Like many, I felt stagnation during the pandemic. I realized I didn’t just want to be a consumer; I wanted to be a creator. That’s when we decided to start our own company. We found investors with blank canvases and got to work on our dream—creating unique, standout spaces in the short-term rental market.
My husband, Tamás, was born in Hungary and earned a degree in automotive collision repair. After graduating, he worked at a Peugeot dealership in his hometown before selling everything he owned in 2000 to move to America. He arrived without knowing the language but found an opportunity in the Tampa Bay area to work with a Hungarian-born general contractor. Over five years, he gained extensive experience in home building and renovation.
I am a St. Pete, FL native, but I traveled extensively as a child due to my parents’ work. My love for home décor and woodworking led me to manage and create for my family’s shops, where I developed a passion for decorating and woodworking.
My journey with vacation rentals began in the early 2000s when my mom and I worked as onsite caretakers for a 10,000 sq. ft. luxury vacation rental—long before Airbnb existed!
We love the Tampa Bay area—it offers abundant activities, adventures, and opportunities for residents and visitors.
The ability to create! We’re not just passive consumers—we’re actively involved in shaping our business, designing unique spaces, and providing memorable experiences for guests.
Being a Florida native, I thought I understood hurricane season, but 2024 was unlike anything we had ever experienced. We lost multiple properties and are now in the process of rebuilding. That’s the most challenging part of this business—focusing on a specific area vulnerable to natural disasters. It’s 364 days of paradise, but one bad day can completely upend everything.
We’ve tried several other platforms before, but nothing compares to OwnerRez. We rely heavily on it for automated messaging, owner statements, price adjustments across all platforms, and eliminating double bookings.
For us, the owner statements and comprehensive reporting features deliver crucial insights that illuminate our operations and ensure seamless operation.
It’s inspiring to see how Christina and Tamás have built Pineapple Cove Vacation Rentals with creativity, resilience, and passion. Despite the challenges, they continue to craft unique spaces and deliver unforgettable experiences for their guests. Wishing them continued success as they rebuild and grow their business!
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After turning a passion for real estate into a thriving business, Rupa Sunder co-founded Serene Stays, a boutique vacation rental company offering luxurious, thoughtfully designed homes. She and her husband KC transitioned from long-term rentals to custom-built vacation homes in destinations like 30A and the Smoky Mountains.
Real estate investing has been a passion! My husband KC and I began purchasing homes in Philadelphia. When we moved to Austin, we continued buying homes, gradually building a portfolio of homes for long-term rentals. In 2017, a family trip to Gulf Shores inspired us to purchase our first short-term rental, sparking a new venture. From there, we expanded—adding another STR (short-term rental) property and then acquiring land to build custom homes. Over the next five years, we built five vacation homes, growing our portfolio to include both long-term and short-term stays. Today, we run Serene Stays, our boutique vacation rental company dedicated to providing luxurious vacation homes.
I initially studied cell biology and biochemistry, as my parents hoped I'd pursue a career in medicine. My husband studied marketing and holds an MBA. We both ended up working in staffing—I was in sales, and he was in recruiting. It was a natural step for us to partner together and co-found our tech staffing firm, Calibro Corp. While we both have backgrounds in tech, our shared passion for real estate, design, and hospitality ultimately led to the creation of Serene Stays.
Real estate has always been part of our lives, but vacation rentals are our second career. We both had corporate jobs, launched our tech firm, and initially focused on long-term rentals. Over time, we expanded into vacation rentals, merging our entrepreneurial spirit with our love for design and hospitality.
I live in Austin, TX, and don’t reside full-time in the areas where I host. However, I absolutely love visiting our homes, especially in 30A and the Smoky Mountains. Each location offers its unique charm, and we enjoy soaking in the local atmosphere when possible.
30A is renowned for being a charming family beach getaway, and when we built our first property there, we immediately saw its potential as an investment. Its appeal as a year-round vacation destination made it the perfect place for a vacation rental. With their natural beauty and tranquil charm, the Smoky Mountains also felt like an ideal location for creating welcoming retreats. Both areas have a unique draw, making them perfect spots to share with guests looking for relaxation and adventure.
What I love most about the vacation rental business is the ability to combine my passion for decor and design with the opportunity to generate passive income. Designing beautiful, thoughtfully curated spaces allows me to tap into my creative side, while the strategic aspect of managing the properties remotely is rewarding. Our vision from the start was to build a business that provides passive income, and our Airbnbs have been incredibly successful in helping us achieve that. With the right systems in place, we can manage multiple properties from afar while still ensuring a seamless experience for our guests. The glowing reviews and the knowledge that we’re providing a memorable stay make all the hard work worth it. Plus, the financial success has allowed us the flexibility to focus on other ventures and spend more time together as a family.
Unpredictability—unexpected maintenance issues, last-minute guest requests, and managing properties remotely—comes with challenges. But having the right systems in place makes a huge difference.
OwnerRez is the backbone of Serene Stays. There is no way we'd be able to manage 6 short-term rentals (10 long-term rentals, a tech firm, and family life) without OwnerRez. The platform’s intuitive design streamlines everything, and we rely heavily on its integrations for seamless operation. We use it to manage lock systems, coordinate housekeeping, adjust pricing, and more. The automation and messaging templates save us so much time and keep everything organized, from guest communication to booking confirmations. Whether booking management or handling day-to-day tasks, OwnerRez keeps everything running smoothly and efficiently.
The automation and messaging templates are truly game-changers for us. They allow us to focus on the bigger picture while handling routine tasks automatically. The seamless booking and channel management integrations also make it easy to oversee multiple properties, ensuring that everything is in sync across different platforms. We also really value OwnerRez’s exceptional customer service. They always provide timely support and consistently innovate to meet our business's evolving needs. It’s an essential tool for keeping Serene Stays running efficiently.
Rupa and KC’s journey from long-term rentals to custom vacation homes is a true testament to their entrepreneurial spirit and passion for design and hospitality. We wish Serene Stays continued success as they create luxurious and memorable stays for guests!
April showers bring fresh flowers and fresh insights!š·Join our upcoming webinars this month to grow your knowledge and stay ahead this season.
This month, we are offering a mix of in-depth product demos, expert-led focus sessions, and industry collaborations designed to help you maximize your use of OwnerRez and streamline your short-term rental operations. Whether you're looking to refine your DNS settings, enhance guest engagement, automate turnovers, or dive into trust accounting, we've got a session for you!
Join us for a live demo of OwnerRez! Our client engagement team will give a high-level demonstration of how OwnerRez looks across all of its menus and features.
Join Adrielle from our Onboarding Team as she shared an in-depth session on DNS Settings for Hosted Websites and Verified Email Domains.
You'll learn about ways to do this with AI-driven virtual concierges, in-property smart devices, and automated messaging, along with practical strategies to streamline communications and increase revenue through personalized guest engagement.
Join us for a live Q&A Session with Steve from our Engagement Team.
Join us for a live demo of OwnerRez! Our client engagement team will give a high-level demonstration of how OwnerRez looks across all of its menus and features.
We'll explore how automating your cleaning and turnover process can save time, reduce errors, and improve your bottom line.
Join us for a live demo of OwnerRez! Our client engagement team will give a high-level demonstration of how OwnerRez looks across all of its menus and features.
Join us for a live Q&A Session with Steve from our Client Engagement Team!
In this webinar, we’ll dive into the essentials of trust accounting for property managers and how OwnerRez can streamline your processes, ensure compliance, and build trust with your clients.
Join us for a live demo of OwnerRez! Our client engagement team will give a high-level demonstration of how OwnerRez looks across all of its menus and features.
Join Adrielle from our Onboarding Team as she discusses team communication tools in OwnerRez.
Happy Friday!
The Spring season is here, bringing fresh air, longer days, and exciting updates to the short-term rental world! As travelers gear up for summer vacations and property managers prepare for the busy season, the industry is seeing shifts in regulations, technology, and market dynamics. Let’s dive into it!
āSpain's Consumer Affairs Ministry has identified over 15,200 unlicensed vacation rentals in Madrid, significantly exceeding the 1,131 officially licensed units. This prevalence of illegal rentals contributes to rising housing costs and the displacement of residents. In response, the Ministry has urged the Madrid City Council to remove these unauthorized listings from online platforms and impose sanctions on violators. This initiative is part of a broader national effort to regulate the vacation rental market and alleviate housing pressures in urban centers.
The vacation rental cleaning software market is projected to experience steady growth from 2025 to 2032, driven by technological advancements and increasing demand for efficient property management solutions. The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies is enhancing operational efficiency by automating task assignments and providing real-time cleanliness tracking. The shift towards cloud-based platforms also facilitates seamless coordination among managers, cleaners, and property owners. As the short-term rental market expands, the emphasis on guest satisfaction and adherence to hygiene standards is prompting vacation rental businesses to invest in robust cleaning software solutions.
With summer approaching, Martha’s Vineyard rental agents are seeing an unusual number of open weeks, even in peak July and August. Economic uncertainty, high rental costs, and an oversupply of vacation homes are key factors. Homeowners are advised to adjust pricing as travelers are increasingly hesitant to commit. Changing booking habits, such as shorter stays and last-minute reservations, are also influencing trends. Despite the slowdown, some agents remain optimistic that late bookings will fill the gaps as summer nears.
Vrbo took a bold marketing swing at Airbnb with a cheeky billboard right outside Airbnb’s San Francisco headquarters. The ad positioned Vrbo as "Airbnb’s hotter, cooler, friendlier, long-lost twin that never has hosts," emphasizing its focus on whole-home rentals. Airbnb quickly dismissed the move, calling Vrbo “desperate” and “confused,” implying the campaign gave Airbnb more attention than intended. While playful rivalries are nothing new in business, this one certainly turned heads in the vacation rental space.
At the end of the day, competition is healthy—but a little humor doesn’t hurt either. What do you think of this confrontational advertisement? Let us know in the comments, and check back next week for more industry news!
Beautiful place! Congratulations! Lisa
We're thrilled to announce our partnership with Name.com, a trusted domain registrar and online presence provider. When you purchase your domain through Name.com, your OwnerRez-specific DNS settings will automatically be applied to it. This collaboration makes set-up easier than ever.
Founded in 2003, Name.com is a close-knit team dedicated to empowering customers with the tools they need to create authentic digital identities. Driven by curiosity, empathy, and a customer-first approach, they’ve spent over two decades delivering a truly human experience—something rare in the tech industry.
Name.com helps entrepreneurs and businesses find the perfect domain name, build a professional online presence, and drive a steady stream of highly qualified traffic to their websites. With a user-friendly, all-in-one dashboard, managing your domain and web presence has never been easier.
Setting up your custom domain name often feels like navigating a maze of technical settings and obscure configuration options. OwnerRez has partnered with Name.com to provide users with a quick and straightforward way to purchase a discounted domain name. And even more importantly, your OwnerRez-specific DNS settings will automatically be applied to your domain purchased through Name.com
Visit Name.com to explore domain options and read the OwnerRez support article for integrating OwnerRez with Name.com.
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with GuestLabs, an AI-driven platform designed for guest communication and automation that streamlines operations for vacation rental managers. With this integration, you can enhance guest support, automate upsells, and improve workflow efficiency.
GuestLabs is an AI-driven platform streamlining guest communication and enhancing vacation rental teams' operational efficiency. Their intelligent chatbot, trained on your listings and knowledge base, handles guest inquiries naturally—even asking clarifying questions when needed. Beyond communication, GuestLabs boosts revenue by automating upsells, offering guests early check-ins, late checkouts, and booking extensions to maximize per-guest revenue and effortlessly fill gap nights.
Get started with GuestLabs by visiting here and checking out the OwnerRez support article for integrating OwnerRez with GuestLabs.
Friday’s here, and so is your industry news! This week, we’re diving into the growing vacation rental demand at the Jersey Shore, legislative moves in North Carolina and Montreal, and Anna Maria Island’s ongoing recovery. Keep reading for the highlights.
Vacation rental demand at the Jersey Shore is rising for summer 2025, with bookings up 4.1% compared to last year, according to AirDNA. However, travelers are waiting longer to confirm their stays, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainty. While demand is strong, supply has tightened, with 5.1% fewer rentals available as some homeowners scale back their listings. At the same time, guests are booking later than in previous years, continuing a post-pandemic trend. Despite economic concerns, the Jersey Shore is set for a solid summer, though property owners may need to adapt to last-minute bookings and shifting traveler expectations.
North Carolina Senate Bill 291 clarifies homeowners' rights regarding short-term rentals. The bill prevents local governments from banning STRs, limiting rental nights, or requiring owner occupancy. It allows for regulations such as capping renters at two adults per bedroom, requiring one parking space per bedroom, restricting STRs to residential zones, and ensuring that the host or an authorized agent is within a 50-mile radius during rentals. Local ordinances can impose a permit fee of up to $25, with the possibility of revocation after five health and safety violations within a year, permitting hosts to contest issues. Overall, the bill protects homeowners’ rights and acknowledges the benefits of STRs for transient workers.
Montreal has tightened short-term rental rules following a 2023 fire that killed seven people, including six Airbnb guests. Rentals are now only allowed from June 10 to September 10, with fines of up to $2,000 for violations. The city hopes to return 2,000 units to the long-term market while enforcing stricter compliance. Alex Howell, Airbnb's policy lead for Canada, stated that the city's decision is “jeopardizing over $400 million in economic activity and more than 4,400 jobs”. The city plans to monitor the outcomes and adjust policies as necessary.
After the 2024 hurricanes, Anna Maria Island's vacation rental market is rebounding. A vacation rental company managing 600 island properties reported that by Thanksgiving 2024, 50% of their inventory was operational, increasing to 70% by Christmas, and they aim for 90% by early May 2025. Occupancy rates are nearing historical norms, with March 2025 at over 80%, compared to the typical 85%. Bookings for summer 2025 are strong, indicating a positive tourism outlook.
Vrbo has revealed its 2025 Vacation Rentals of the Year, featuring 10 standout properties across the U.S. These homes, ranging from three to nine bedrooms with nightly rates between $400 and $4,000, are located in top destinations like the Florida Panhandle, Scottsdale, and Gatlinburg. Selected based on guest ratings, host experience, and sought-after amenities like private pools and entertainment rooms, the properties cater to families and group trips. This year’s honorees also align with Vrbo’s trend report, showcasing destinations ideal for quiet escapes and reconnecting with loved ones. The list highlights the importance of Premier Hosts who ensure exceptional guest experiences.
That wraps up this week’s updates! As our industry evolves, we’ll be here to bring you the latest trends, regulations, and insights. Be sure to check back next week for more industry news and updates. Have a great weekend!
Youāre absolutely right, and we always ensure that the minimum size requirement is clearly communicated. Unfortunately, this information was not provided to us earlier. I have reached out to Xplorie for clarification on this restriction, and we appreciate you and others bringing it to our attention. Once we have confirmed the details, we will update our documentation accordingly.
I learnt from another property rental manager about Xplorie.
At the least, we pay $25/night of booking and they give one ticket free to some local attractions. One ticket, to each attraction, and the rets of the guest have to buy at a discounted price, but still it is a cost!!
Even if guests don't use the tickets, we end up paying $25/night(so called, collected from guests).
A request for OwnerRez:
Since you have such a variety of users, both in scale and scope, and owners and managers, some basic information about the company and its offering placed on these announcements and the integration page would be a very helpful thing.
For example; pricing, minimum size of customer, the company's ideal customer profile.
Like others, I too spent a bit of time fishing around an unhelpful website that only explains a basic concept, and provides no details about how what is on offer actually works, or what it costs.
Including this basic info on the OwnerRez pages about the integration would be extremely helpful to your user base.
Thanks!
yeah exactly. I really dislike websites/companies like this where you have to take the time to do an actual call with the people to find out basic info to know if you're even interested or it would work for you. Thumbs down!
that sounds really interesting but when I click to their website, they give no pricing whatsoever. Thatās really annoying, you have to actually book a call to get any kind of actual pricing. When Owner Rez partners with someone it would be really helpful if we as your clients could actually have all the information needed.
What do they actually do. I've visited their site and there isn't much information that can be gained without signing up to a sales call?
I just contacted them also and they said must have at least 10. Is there some way to have that requirement waived since it would be in connection with OR listed properties?
At least you received a response⦠I reached out to them earlier this week and still havenāt heard back.
I contacted them a few weeks ago and at that time, they said you have to have a minimum of 10 properties to work with them. It would be nice if they would do something like a GPO for those of us without that portfolio size currently.
I got a quote on my 12 properties for $12.24 per night (x 2370 nights in 2024 would have cost $29,009.00 last year). Even considering it might replace my current liability coverage, it has deductibles of $50 for contents, $2500 for real property, and $3500 for liability ... so I'm not sure the cost is worth it, for me anyway. Hope this helps.
Thank you, Sky Ventures! We love feedback and user experience from Property Managers. It helps us improve our insurance programs and technology. We would love the opportunity to provide more details on our SmartSTR insurance, if you would like to set up a call or have additional questions, our team can be reached at support@tint.ai.
At least OR's original insurance plan I paid for was $27 per booking. After 185 bookings and spending $5000, I put in 2 claims for a few hundred dollars and was denied. I dropped all future plans like a hot potato. I took it upon myself to cover my property and not pass the costs to my guests because as we all know added fees are killers. They are still available if the guest wants to pay for them but I don't add them or raise pricing to cover it. I just decided to self insure and put the money in a separate account. Should something come up, I am covered.
We are sorry that your experience was not great under another program. We wanted to note that the $27 rate listed above shows only contents damage protection for up to $1500 in the Cost and Coverages. The SmartSTR program is a bundle program and has comprehensive coverage built with short term rentals in mind. We welcome suggestions and feedback as it gives us the ability to improve our programs, technology, and user experience. If you would like to share some of your wish list, our team can be reached at support@tint.ai.
What is the pricing? From what I can tell $12-$15 per night is expensive
We are happy to share details on our SmartSTR program!
We love hearing feedback and experience from Property Managers, as it helps us work toward providing the best insurance and product. From prior feedback, we are working with our insurance partners to add a per stay rate, in addition to the nightly rate. In this process, we are also working on getting a reduced rate for the nightly program as well. When possible, we do encourage the rate be added to the booking to offset the cost of damage. This replaces the large security deposits. If you would like to set up a call or have additional questions, our team would love to help and can be reached at support@tint.ai.
I went to request info and it does not accept GMAIL addresses - which is what my business email is. I also could not find any pricing or estimates.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention! Our team is happy to help troubleshoot why there was an issue with your gmail address. We are also happy to answer any questions you may have about SmartSTR insurance. Our team can be reached at support@tint.ai.
This is great! We've been satisfied with Tint on our Turo car-share fleet.
However, the pricing here seems almost secretive - I don't see it posted anywhere and it appears we have to provide all of our booking information to even see it.
Thank you for sharing your Turo experience with us!
The SmartSTR pricing varies depending on which level of coverage is selected for the Contents Property Damage. We are happy to answer any questions you have regarding pricing or SmartSTR coverage. For additional information our team can be reached at support@tint.ai.
After rekindling her love for vacation rentals, Stacy transformed The Utmost Host from a small passion project into a thriving cohosting business managing 40 cabins. With a background in education, business coaching, and a deep understanding of hospitality, she empowers short-term rental owners to streamline operations and maximize success.
Stacy’s love for vacation rentals began in 2007 when she owned a cabin in Winter Park, CO. She enjoyed summers there with her kids and rented it out during ski season. After selling the cabin, she ran a tutoring franchise for 10 years but always missed having a getaway.
In 2020, just before the Covid shutdown, she sold her business and used the profits to buy a cabin closer to home in Broken Bow, OK. As she reentered the short-term rental world, she discovered OwnerRez and realized many local owners were still relying on traditional property managers. Drawing from her own experience managing rentals remotely, she created a program to teach others how to self-manage using technology to streamline operations.
What started as an educational initiative quickly evolved into The Utmost Host, a cohosting business offering owners a hybrid management model. Owners handled cleaning and maintenance instead of full-service property management, while Stacy’s team took care of everything else—listings, bookings, and guest communication. Originally planning to keep it small, Stacy’s business has since grown to cohost 40 cabins and has helped over 250 owners nationwide take control of their rentals!
Stacy has always been passionate about teaching, coaching, and business. She spent a decade as an elementary school teacher before diving into entrepreneurship, successfully running a tutoring franchise for 10 years. She then transitioned into coaching, helping franchise owners grow their businesses and later advancing to Director of Coaching Performance & Growth, overseeing 130 franchise coaches. Today, she serves as a VP of Operations for a franchise brand while leading The Utmost Host, the vacation rental company she founded in 2020. What began as a small passion project has become a thriving business, helping rental owners nationwide succeed.
As for me—Stacy’s husband—I’ve been in hospitality my entire career. Born and raised in Slovenia, I started in upscale restaurants before working as an assistant maître d' on cruise ships, where I met Stacy in 2012. After moving to Dallas to be with her, I continued in fine dining before transitioning to car sales, where I spent five years at VW, loving the challenge of delivering great customer experiences.
When The Utmost Host took off, we decided to go all in. I left car sales to become COO, managing day-to-day operations while Stacy drives growth and strategy. Together, we combine her expertise in business and coaching with my hospitality background to help short-term rental owners thrive!
We live about 2 ½ -3 hours from Broken Bow. I go up there quite often, usually just for a day to get work done on our cabins. It's a nice drive through the country!
Texas is primarily flat and has little natural scenery— even the lakes tend to be brown! So when we discovered Broken Bow, we were blown away. The rolling hills, crystal-clear lakes, rivers, and forests were just a short drive from home. We loved the idea that whenever we needed a break from it all, we could just hop in the car and escape to our cabin in the woods.
What I love most about this business is hospitality—connecting with people and creating exceptional experiences. There’s something incredibly rewarding about knowing a guest had a fantastic stay because of our care and attention to every detail. Even when challenges arise, I genuinely enjoy stepping in to resolve issues and find solutions. Turning a tough situation around and ensuring everyone walks away happy is one of the most fulfilling parts of what I do.
What I dislike most about the business is dealing with OTAs. When issues arise, they rarely consider the owner's perspective, and trying to get real support from them can be frustrating. Thank goodness for direct booking websites! Another challenge is hiring—this business runs on unpredictable hours, and finding the right people to handle that flexibility is tough. It makes scaling and stepping out of the day-to-day operations harder than in a traditional business.
We use OwnerRez to its full capacity! We have all 40 of our properties in OwnerRez. We use everything from the email templates and communications to the OTA connections, individual websites for each cabin, and a multi-unit website for The Utmost Host. We also love the custom fields to keep track of individual cabin information such as passwords, master door lock codes, cleaner phone numbers, etc. We also use the PM for client statements and reports to keep track of our KPIs. We really use it all!
It's hard to pick just one. For me, one of the best features of OwnerRez is the customizable communications and dynamic fields that can be used in almost everything. As we grew, we explored other PMS systems and realized this is unique to OwnerRez. A great example is the rental agreement—guest behavior evolves, and we constantly need to update our terms to prevent issues in future stays. With OwnerRez, it’s as simple as going into the system and tweaking the agreement on the spot. Other PMS platforms require you to upload a new PDF and remap all the fields every time you make a change, which is a hassle. OwnerRez just makes it so much easier.
It's always exciting to see how OwnerRez empowers vacation rental businesses to reach new heights! Wishing The Utmost Host continued success as they elevate their operations and deliver exceptional guest experiences.
I got a quote on my 12 properties for $12.24 per night (x 2370 nights in 2024 would have cost $29,009.00 last year). Even considering it might replace my current liability coverage, it has deductibles of $50 for contents, $2500 for real property, and $3500 for liability ... so I'm not sure the cost is worth it, for me anyway. Hope this helps.
At least OR's original insurance plan I paid for was $27 per booking. After 185 bookings and spending $5000, I put in 2 claims for a few hundred dollars and was denied. I dropped all future plans like a hot potato. I took it upon myself to cover my property and not pass the costs to my guests because as we all know added fees are killers. They are still available if the guest wants to pay for them but I don't add them or raise pricing to cover it. I just decided to self insure and put the money in a separate account. Should something come up, I am covered.
That kind of pricing makes me want to get into the nightly vacation rental property insurance business!
What is the pricing? From what I can tell $12-$15 per night is expensive
I went to request info and it does not accept GMAIL addresses - which is what my business email is. I also could not find any pricing or estimates.
This is great! We've been satisfied with Tint on our Turo car-share fleet.
However, the pricing here seems almost secretive - I don't see it posted anywhere and it appears we have to provide all of our booking information to even see it.