How you run it decides
if it's a second job.

Add your spaces, then choose how you actually do each job. The same Airbnb can be a 60 hour week done by hand, or a few hours done with systems. Watch the number move.

Your spaces

Your setup, right now

0hours a week on you

All by hand

Your setup

Fully systemised

Systemising the rest of your setup would hand back 0 hours a week.

How you run the work

Tap the way you actually work. Each option shows the hours it costs you a week.

The hidden hours of a loose setup

No clear rules, messy guests, ageing appliances. A wrong setup doesn't just risk your money, it quietly eats your time in disputes, deep cleans and emergency call-outs. This is the tax the Kit takes off.

If they apply to you

Only switch these on if they are part of your world.

And this stays with you, whatever you systemise

The parts only you can do

The welcome and the warmth.The feeling that earns five stars cannot be delegated.
Your standard.You decide what "guest ready" means and hold the bar.
The money and growth calls.Pricing strategy, the next space, when to scale.
The rare moment that needs a human.The upset guest, the judgment call.

Airbnb doesn't have to be a second job.

Done by hand it becomes exactly that. Systemised, it is a few hours of the parts only you can do, and it earns while you sleep. Setting that up, on purpose, is the whole point of the Kit.

How these times are worked out

Cleaning uses real team timings as solo-owner labour: a 1 bed is about 1.75 hours a turnover, a 2 or 3 bed about 3.5, a 4 bed about 6. Messaging by hand is about 35 minutes a booking across all the touch points, roughly 7 once automated. In-person cleaning supervision is about 75 minutes a turnover versus 10 with a checklist and photos. Shopping in person is around an hour a week plus per space, versus a few minutes on Sixty60. Listing and pricing changes are about two hours a month a space by hand, cut to under half with Claude and a pricing tool. Maintenance is size-based DIY versus a quick call to a handyman. The morning check is 20 minutes a day, or 10 with alerts. These are sensible averages, not promises. Tell me where your reality differs and I will tune them.

Built with the Airbnb Starter Kit.