Airbnb Profit Estimator

Be a smarter host. Estimate your monthly and annual take-home profit after accounting for occupancy rates, platform fees, and turnovers.

Revenue Projections

Average Nightly Rate ($)

Expected Occupancy (%) Industry average is often 50-75% depending on location.

Variable Costs (Monthly)

Cleaning Fees (Pass-through) ($) Total cleaning revenue/expense per month.

Platform Fees (%) Airbnb usually charges ~3% to the host.

Fixed Costs (Monthly)

Mortgage + Taxes + Insurance ($)

Utilities + Internet ($)

Monthly Net Profit

$1,050

Annual Profit: $12,600

Gross Revenue

$3,150

Occupied Nights

Is Airbnb still a good investment?

I genuinely believe that the "Airbnb gold rush" has matured. Success today requires a deep understanding of your numbers. Unlike a long-term rental where expenses are predictable, a short-term rental's profitability is highly sensitive to your **Occupancy Rate**. Even a 10% drop in bookings can turn a profitable month into a loss.

The "Hidden" Host Costs:

Wear and Tear: High turnover means furniture, linens, and appliances wear out faster.
Hospitality Supplies: Coffee, toiletries, and small welcome gifts add up.
Transient Occupancy Taxes (TOT): Many cities require you to collect and pay an extra 5-15% tax on bookings.

Scaling Your Success:

Cleaning: Many hosts charge a cleaning fee to the guest, making it a "pass-through" expense that shouldn't impact your net profit directly.
Seasonality: Your income in July will likely be very different from your income in November. Always plan for the low season.