Recently, @Jeet0 asked how Airbnb Guest Fees work. He has travelled as a guest and as a host. Both as a guests and a host, the guest fee has been 12%.
Airbnb has two articles which discuss on guest fees:
https://www.airbnb.ca/help/article/384/what-are-the-service-fees
https://www.airbnb.ca/help/article/104/what-are-guest-service-fees
In one of the articles it states, "Service fees for guests typically range between 6-12% but can be higher or lower depending on the specifics of the reservation. The higher the subtotal, the lower the percentage so you can save money when booking large reservations."
I have figured out the breakdown for those who may be interested. The guest will be charged 12% if the total amount with the cleaning fee is less than $900. It appears if the amount is $3300 or higher, the guest is charged at 6%. ***Please note: This is a rough guide and does not include any currency converstion charges and was taken from my own listing amounts***
$900 = 11.4%
$1000 = 10.9%
$1100 = 10.4%
$1200 = 10.1 %
$1300 = 9.7%
$1400 = 9.4%
$1500 = 9.1 %
$1600 = 8.9%
$1700 = 8.6%
$1800 = 8.4%
$1900 = 8.2%
$2000 = 7.95%
$2100 = 7.8%
$2200 = 7.6%
$2300 = 7.4%
$2400 = 7.25%
$2500 = 7.1%
$2600 = 6.9%
$2700 = 6.75%
$2800 = 6.6%
$2900 = 6.45%
$3000 = 6.3%
$3100 = 6.15%
$3200 = 6.05%
$3300 = 6.00%
Anything higher than $3300 is charged at a 6% rate.
David
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