Margin per job
Selling price, cleaner cost, linen, travel: revenue and costs are matched on the same line.
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Track your Airbnb management company profitability job by job: revenue, fixed and variable costs, gross and net margin by client, property or clean.
The problem
A margin known too late to act on
Revenue is in invoicing, hours in payroll, linen and journeys elsewhere. Pulling it all together takes days. Meanwhile, a property that costs more than it brings in keeps running.
What it does
The essentials, in three points.
Three levels of reading
By client, by property or by clean: the margin reads where you need to decide.
Loss-making jobs spotted
A job that costs more than it brings in shows up, instead of getting lost in a total.
How it works
In the order it happens.
- 01
The field produces the figures
Clocked hours, delivered linen and journeys feed each job's costs.
- 02
Your rates give the revenue
Each approved job takes its price from your price lists.
- 03
The margin is calculated
Against real costs: gross margin, then net margin, by client, property or clean.
- 04
You decide
Reviewing a rate or how a property is run relies on margins per job, not on a hunch.
Who it is for
The businesses that use it most.
Cleaning companiesKeep every slot between check-out and check-in, prove the service and invoice without re-entry.
Multi-property ownersSeveral holiday lets managed directly: cleanings go out on their own, proof comes back on its own.
Rental management companiesProperties ready at every check-in, coordinated contractors and owners kept informed without a call.
Student residences and colivingTurnover before the new term, common areas at a fixed frequency and rooms let short-term in summer.
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Frequently asked questions
The questions we get asked.
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