You only pay when your property earns. No setup fees, no onboarding charges, no cleaning costs, and every service in our scope sits inside the management fee.
of booking revenue · 12-month agreement
of booking revenue · rolling monthly agreement
New owners start at 5% for the first 2 months. Cancel anytime, no strings attached.
Two or more properties? Talk to us about portfolio terms.
Our own guide to choosing a management company warns owners about headline rates that balloon with add-ons. So here is our full cost picture, stated plainly.
20% flexible or 15% fixed-term, charged on booking revenue. It covers the complete operating scope on the services page (hosting, housekeeping coordination, concierge, compliance, reporting). There is no line item that can be added to it after agreement.
Booking channels charge their own commission (Airbnb ~3% direct; premium and corporate referral channels up to 12.5%). These are deducted from booking revenue at cost. Belmont adds no margin to any of them, and channel mix is reported on your monthly statement.
Costs you would carry under any strategy: buildings insurance (short-let-grade, typically ~£900/yr — we advise on cover), statutory certificates (~£600/yr), your service charge, and maintenance works at cost. Guest cleaning fees are charged to guests, never to you.
Compare that to a "cheap" long let: Prime Central London letting agents charge a 15% comprehensive management fee, plus tenancy setup and renewal fees, plus an average three-week void, before the property earns a single premium night. Our modelling puts the Belmont hybrid net 50–75% ahead once both cost stacks are counted honestly. See the full comparison →
The earnings audit models your property's income under both plans, next to the fully-costed long-let alternative.