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Get a human review of what your home can earn
Projection tools average your ZIP code and guess. A real short-term rental operator looks at your address, the comps, and the home itself, then tells you a number we would actually manage to.
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Pick a time for your free review
Choose a slot, then add the address and a few details about the home. A real operator reviews it before the call and walks you through the numbers: realistic revenue range, the assumptions behind it, local rules, and what management would cost.
Questions owners ask
- Why a human review instead of an instant projection?
- Automated STR calculators pull an average for your ZIP code and stop there. They cannot see whether the home has a pool, how it is furnished, how many it sleeps, or whether the block is on the right side of a city ordinance. Those details move revenue by 30 to 50 percent. A person who operates rentals in your market can, so the number you get is one we would actually manage to.
- What do I get back?
- A realistic revenue range for the property as a short-term rental, the occupancy and nightly rate assumptions behind it, the local rules that apply, and what full-service management would cost, starting at 15% of gross booking revenue. If the home would not work as an STR, we say that too.
- How does it work?
- Pick a time and tell us the address, bedrooms, and how many the home sleeps. We review the property and the comps before the call, then walk you through the numbers. Accurate projections depend on the design, setup, amenities, and sleeper count, which is why we talk it through instead of emailing a number.
- Is there any cost or commitment?
- No. The review is free and there is no obligation. If you decide to work with Surge, our agreements have no long-term lock-in and can be cancelled with 90 days notice.
- Which markets do you review?
- Any of the 10 markets we serve: Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and Galveston in Texas; Fort Lauderdale, Panama City Beach, Naples, and Kissimmee in Florida.