We are happy to introduce our latest connectivity partnership with Rentals United!
Who is Rentals United?
Rentals United is an award-winning channel manager that aims to make it easier for professional property managers to grow their short-term rental business.
Rentals United is trusted by 60% of the world’s top property management companies!
What does Rentals United offer?
With Rentals United channel manager you can easily:
- Distribute your listings to 60+ first-class global and niche listing sites
- Automatically sync availability and pricing and avoid double booking.
- Keep your calendars up to date across channels, and communicate with guests through one channel.
- Access Elevate reports that help you analyze your booking data and increase your revenue.*
Apart from channel management, Rentals United features include:
Website builder, Multi-calendar, Payment processing, Unified inbox, Guest planner, Reporting Quality checker and Elevate*.
*Available as a premium add on.
Why do people choose Rentals United?
“Rentals United has a big variety of channels and it’s very easy to upload properties. Everything is automated. This is the innovation we need in 2022”
Mykonos.Luxury, 49 properties connected
“We did a competitive analysis with a few channel managers and selected Rentals United for its reputation, tech-driven approach, local and global presence.”
Mr. Alfred, over 600 properties connected
How do I integrate with Rentals United?
To sync your Tokeet listings to Rentals United, simply follow the steps in this set up guide.
Welcome to Tokeet’s Podcast — your trusted source for insights, trends, and strategies shaping the vacation rental industry. Each episode features expert interviews, data-driven analysis, and practical tips to help property managers grow their businesses, improve guest experiences, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market. Whether you’re new to short-term rentals or managing a large portfolio, tune in to stay informed and inspired.
A high Airbnb occupancy rate can look healthy while hiding underpriced nights, heavy turnover, or weak margins. A low rate can point to pricing, but it can also expose listing friction, stay restrictions, weak visibility, or poor conversion.
In this episode, we break down how to calculate occupancy correctly and why broad averages are often a weak benchmark. We also look at booking pace, comparable local listings, and the difference between a demand problem and a pricing problem.
The goal is not to chase one percentage. It is to use occupancy as a signal for the next decision.
Key Takeaways:
✅ Calculate occupancy from booked nights and available nights
✅ Compare similar listings in the same market and season
✅ High occupancy can signal underpricing
✅ Low occupancy does not always mean rates are too high
✅ Change one variable at a time and review the result
Related Links:
Company: https://www.tokeet.com/
Blogs: https://www.tokeet.com/blog/
Blog: Airbnb Occupancy Rate: Benchmarks That Actually Help 👉https://blog.tokeet.com/airbnb-occupancy-rate/
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