Send us a landlord. Get paid for it.
Take £250 upfront, or 3% of everything the property earns for three months. Your choice. The introduction is the only work you do.
- Option A
- £250upfront, per property
- Option B
- 3%of revenue, 3 months
- You choose
- Each timewhichever pays more
- Your workload
- Noneafter the introduction
Certain money, or the upside
Option A
£250
upfront
Option B
3%
for 3 months
What you get
A flat fee per property
3% of everything it earns
When you are paid
Within 14 days of go-live
Monthly, three payments
Best for
Studios and smaller units
Anything over £2,800 a month
On a £5,000/month flat
£250
£450
On a 10-unit block
£2,500
£3,600
The crossover is £2,800 a month. Below it, take the £250. Above it, take the 3%.
Try the calculator →Three steps. You only do the first.
Send us a name
An email or a text. No forms, no portal.
We do everything
Appraisal, onboarding, listing, guests, compliance.
You get paid
Pick your option once we take the property on.
Move the sliders
Illustrative figures. Both options come out of our management fee, so the landlord pays the same either way.
What you would earn
Option A · £250 upfront
£750
£250 × 3, paid within 14 days of go-live
Option B · 3% for 3 months
Pays more£1,350
£450 per month × 3, from £15,000 of monthly revenue
The 3% pays £600 more — £450 per property.
Start earning thisThey're already in your CRM
Unhappy with their yield
Short lets net 20-30% more than an AST
Property won't let
Live and earning within a fortnight
Accidental landlord
Income without a long tenancy
Vendor waiting on a sale
Earns instead of sitting empty
Portfolio or whole block
Pays you the most, per unit
Developer with unsold stock
Serviced apartments, not discounts
No catch, no small print
Costs the landlord nothing
Both options come out of our 15% fee.
You keep the client
We don't sell or let. Sales instructions go back to you.
No fee, no exclusivity
Refer one property or fifty. Or none.
12-month attribution
A landlord who signs months later is still yours.
Nothing clawed back
If a property leaves early, you keep what you've had.
Anyone can refer
Agents, brokers, accountants, block managers.
Which option should I pick?
Under £2,800 a month, take the £250. Over it, take the 3%. You choose per property, so you can mix the two.
Do I have to do anything after the introduction?
No. We handle the landlord from that point on. You are not the contact for any problem.
Does the landlord pay more for being referred?
No. Both options come out of our management fee. Their terms and their return are identical.
What if the landlord takes months to decide?
Every introduction is logged against your agency for twelve months. If they sign in that window, it's yours.
What if the property leaves you early?
The £250 is yours outright. The 3% simply stops. Nothing is ever clawed back.
Do I need to be an estate agent?
No. Same terms for brokers, accountants, block managers, developers and anyone else working with landlords.
Which areas do you cover?
London and the Home Counties. Send anything you're unsure about and we'll tell you within a day.
Can I refer a whole block?
Yes, and they pay the most. Both options apply per unit, so a ten-unit block pays £2,500 or £3,600.
Set up in ten minutes
Leave your details. We'll call within 24 hours and send the one-page agreement over to read.
- No joining fee
- No minimum volume
- No exclusivity
- Cancel whenever
Rather talk first? 0208 058 0028 or contact@airhosts.co.uk