Your house, working,without you working it.
The owner's side of the operation: what onboarding involves, what the monthly statement shows, and what changes about owning a house someone else keeps.
[ your job becomes the statement and the calendar. ]
The short version
Listing a home with Off Grid starts with an honest audit, not a contract: what the house can earn against its real comparable set, and whether it should be let at all. Onboarding is photography, inventory, pricing strategy and the house's own operations file. After that the owner's job becomes reading a monthly statement and blocking their own weeks in a calendar, while the turnovers, guests, repairs and three-in-the-morning calls route to us. The fee is a share of revenue, so the incentive stays pointed at the owner's net.
The honest start
The first conversation is the audit, and it is free precisely so it can be honest: the house benchmarked against the homes a guest would actually weigh it against, a realistic occupancy sketched by season, the full cost base laid out before the headline number. Some audits end with us saying the house should stay long-term let, or stay private. That answer costs nothing and saves everyone a bad year.
If the numbers hold, onboarding is a few weeks of craft: photography that earns the rate, an inventory down to the eleven glasses, the operations file that lets any of our people run the house cold, and a pricing position chosen against the comparable set rather than against hope.
What changes for the owner
The practical answer is that the phone goes quiet. Guests, turnovers, maintenance calls and the small emergencies of hospitality all route to the team; the owner's month is a statement with the bookings, the costs and the net laid out plainly, and a calendar where their own weeks are blocked like any other reservation, except free.
The less practical answer is that the house gets better kept than most owners keep it themselves, because it is read professionally every week. Owners tell us the strangest part is arriving at their own house to find it provisioned for them. We consider that the system working.
Share the property and we will benchmark it honestly against the homes it actually competes with, including the case where the honest answer is no.
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Share the property and we will benchmark it honestly against the homes it actually competes with, including the case where the honest answer is no.
Request a free revenue audit