A completely unsolicited math lesson

Airbnb made $8.4 billion last year.
How much did YOU make?

(If you had to think about that, we should talk.)

$8.4B

Airbnb

your cut?

You

Get your cut

14 days free. No credit card. No "our pricing team will reach out." Just... try it.

Things OTAs Won't Tell You

(but you already know them)

"That 'guest relationship' they talk about?"

It's their relationship. You're just the cleaning service with a nice house. They own the guest data, the email, the booking history. You get... a name on a calendar.

17% commission.

For what? A calendar and some photos? Your real estate agent charged less and they actually sold the house. At least they did something.

"Superhost" status.

A gold star. For giving them 15% of your income. Congratulations. You played yourself. (We say this with love.)

They'll never tell your guests to book direct.

Why would they? They don't make money when guests book with you. That's not a partnership, that's a hostage situation.

"We bring you visibility!"

So does a billboard on the highway. But the billboard is cheaper. And at least the billboard doesn't charge you when someone cancels.

Okay, jokes aside. (Mostly.)

We built Solvaya because we ran vacation rentals and got tired of doing math every month to figure out where our money went. The answer was always the same: 15-20% to platforms that never cleaned a toilet, welcomed a guest, or fixed a broken air conditioner.

So we built the thing we wished existed: a single place to manage everything, message guests on YOUR terms (WhatsApp, not their inbox), and actually KEEP the money you earn.

A laptop, coffee, and notes on a wooden desk

this could be you (but with more money)

See how it works

Real Humans, Real Roasts

(we didn't pay them, we promise)

I was spending more on Airbnb fees than on my actual mortgage. That math stopped making sense. Now? I book 70% direct. My mortgage is still expensive but at least I'm not ALSO paying a tech company in San Francisco.

-- Marco, 6 properties, Italy

Booking.com once charged me a commission on a CANCELLED booking. I'm not saying Solvaya is better because they don't do that. I'm saying Booking.com did that and Solvaya doesn't. Draw your own conclusions.

-- Emma, 2 properties, France

The first month I used Solvaya, I saved enough to buy a hot tub for the property. The second month, I saved enough to USE the hot tub instead of working. 10/10.

-- Lars, 3 properties, Sweden

You didn't buy a vacation rental to become a part-time Airbnb employee.

Stop funding someone else's yacht.