Estimate monthly revenue and profit from a short‑let property.
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WeCovr's Airbnb profit estimator helps UK hosts model short-let income, backed by FCA-authorised guidance and 900,000+ policies issued across protection products. WeCovr also supports private medical insurance UK planning while this guide explains short-let profit basics.
The calculator estimates monthly revenue and profit from nightly rate, occupancy, and fixed costs.
It offers a quick view of performance, not a full accounting model.
Estimates booked nights from your occupancy rate.
Calculates gross revenue and profit after costs.
Supports scenario testing for pricing changes.
Include cleaning, utilities, platform fees, maintenance, and local compliance costs to keep the estimate realistic.
Review seasonal demand shifts and void periods when setting occupancy assumptions.
Short-let tax treatment can differ from standard buy-to-let rules. Always check current HMRC guidance and local licensing requirements.
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This guide references UK short-let tax guidance and platform fee structures published by leading booking sites.
| Occupancy | Booked nights | Revenue signal | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40% | 12 nights | Lower | Off-season trend |
| 60% | 18 nights | Medium | Typical target |
| 80% | 24 nights | Higher | Peak season |
It is an estimate based on your inputs. Add all real costs to get a true net profit view.
Yes. Cleaning and guest turnover costs can materially change profit on short stays.
No. It is a pre-tax estimate. Check current UK tax rules for short-let income.
Run multiple occupancy scenarios to understand high and low season performance.