Written by an owner, from his own receipts
What you charge. What your renter pays. What you actually keep.
Straight off your own listing
The daily rate your renter is charged for cover. It is set by your rig's declared value, which is why it differs rig to rig.
One trip, all the way through
Then added to your renter
On a 8-night trip, $981.00 sits between what your renter pays and what reaches you, 44% of everything they hand over.
The part most owners have not worked out
You can hand some of that back and still earn more.
The gap is not the platform being greedy. It is what an intermediary layer costs, and both of you are paying for it. Drag the slider to give your renter some of it back.
You could go up to 44% off and still earn more than you do today. Anything you discount below that is a straight choice about how to split the gap.
Over a year, and what cover really costs
Across a year
Answer the insurance question to go further.
When your own cover becomes the cheaper of the two
Answer the insurance question and add both monthly figures, and I will show you the crossover.
Running a rental is free. 0% of every booking, permanently.
How to read this page. Tax is left out throughout. Your price here is whatever you choose to charge. RVmigo records bookings between people, never takes custody of your money, and is never a party to your rental agreement. You bring your own cover, and what it costs is between you and your carrier. Get a real quote before you switch anything.