MasterHost
MasterHost charges management fees from 10% per booking, with tiers of Basic (10%), Full (12%), and Premium (15%). This model allows owners to retain their Airbnb accounts and receive direct payments. Operating since 2015, MasterHost manages properties in over 15 US states and internationally, with a focus on regional markets. They claim over 300 properties in Vancouver and Lisbon. The service suits owners prioritizing flexibility and direct platform engagement, with no fixed-term contracts.
Who this is
Service model
Co-host
How the model works
Prices below its own home market abroad - 10% entry in Lisbon against 12% in Vancouver - and states "Forget About Fixed-Term Contracts", with owners keeping their own Airbnb accounts and being paid directly by the platform.
Head office
Vancouver, BC (CA)
Markets served
15+ US states (remote landing pages)
Size tier
Regional (not national)
Scale, in its own words
States operation since 2015. Claims 300+ properties in Vancouver and 300+ in Lisbon, with city pages across Canada, the US, Europe, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and South Africa.
Website
masterhost.ca
What it charges
Management fee
Basic 10% / Full 12% / Premium 15% per booking, priced per city
Fee terms
CORRECTED 2026-08-01. This entry previously said "no rate published", and the review page built from it told readers that any percentage attributed to MasterHost was a third-party estimate. That was wrong. MasterHost publishes a three-tier price list on every city page and puts the entry rate in the page header - "Fees from 8%" in Seattle, "Fees from 10%" in Miami and New York, "Fees from 12%" on the homepage. The tiers themselves are Basic 10% / Full 12% / Premium 15% in Miami, New York and Lisbon, with an Online tier at 8% in Seattle and 12/15/18% in its home market of Vancouver. The first check read only the homepage revenue-forecast widget and concluded there was no price; the price was one click away, on every city page.
Fee checked
2026-08-01
What it puts in public, and what it leaves for the sales call
- A management rate
- Published on its own site
- What sits outside the fee
- Partly published
- Scale, in its own words
- Stated
- How the model works
- Explained
- Numbers that look like fees but are not
- None found