$1,151 more per listing
On average, the listings in our book earn about $1,151 more a month, measured against each one’s own frozen starting point, on the levers most managers never touch.
Revenue management for vacation rental managers. Only.
We run the pricing on your portfolio by hand, the same way since 2017, before it was a category. Flat $99 a listing, and you pay nothing until we have proven we can generate five times that in booking revenue. We only work with managers we are sure we can do that for. Look as hard as you like; the proof is below.
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The original revenue desk built for vacation rental managers. We take on managers only where we can move the number, every account is overseen by Jack Murphy, and our work is backed by a team of revenue managers we trained ourselves.
Real people. Real numbers. More bookings, higher occupancy, owners who stayed. No script, no actors, nothing staged.
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Every manager watches the same two numbers: up on last month, and up on last year. Both can climb while you quietly slip behind your own market, because both move with the season and the wider economy, not with your pricing. So we measure the one thing that is truly yours: how each listing performs against the comparable homes it competes with, in the same window, right now. Almost no one in this category will show you that math. Here is ours.
in extra booking revenue, per listing, every month, on average, that the listing was not earning before we took over its pricing. That is 11.6x what we charge. The table below is a representative cross-section of our book, typical client portfolios rather than a hand-picked highlight reel, and every line is backed by the real report the owner received.
Return on our fee · per listing, per month
Per listing, per month, against a flat $99 fee, never a percentage. The same average that sits behind the table below.
RevPAR is revenue per available night. The RevPAR Index, or RI, scores each listing against the comparable homes it competes with in the same window: 100 means it is earning exactly its market’s rate, above 100 means it is beating that market, below means it is trailing it. On day one we freeze that score, then track how far it climbs.
“Above baseline” is how far each listing’s score has climbed in points since that frozen day-one mark. “Added per listing” is what that climb is worth in dollars, every month. The listing count is the homes we have baselined: a manager often runs more, and we add each one once it has a clean, frozen day-one starting point. Every figure traces back to neutral PriceLabs market data you can open and check yourself, and to the full monthly report behind it.
| Market | Listings baselined | Above baseline | Added / listing / mo | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas, NV | 14 | +22.9 pts | +$2,082 | See real report |
| Sedona, AZ | 3 | +40.9 pts | +$1,683 | See real report |
| Annapolis, MD | 12 | +25.8 pts | +$1,495 | See real report |
| San Diego, CA | 14 | +23.3 pts | +$1,180 | See real report |
| Austin, TX | 9 | +8.7 pts | +$1,022 | See real report |
| Austin, TX | 6 | +27.6 pts | +$901 | See real report |
| Los Angeles, CA | 11 | +15.2 pts | +$805 | See real report |
| Los Angeles, CA | 5 | +9.2 pts | +$711 | See real report |
| NC High Country | 6 | +11.2 pts | +$374 | See real report |
| Lake Eufaula, OK | 7 | +11.6 pts | +$322 | See real report |
Ten client portfolios, anonymized, shown the same way we report to owners, a representative cross-section rather than a hand-picked highlight reel. “Above baseline” is how far each portfolio’s score has climbed from its locked day-one starting point, in points; “added” is the revenue that climb is worth per listing. May 2026.
Read the real reports behind this table, redacted for privacy, every figure left untouched.
Ask any manager who has lost an owner. It is rarely the revenue. It is the silence. So we do two things at once: we make your owners more money, and we make you the one who is visibly on top of it. Your owners never see us. They just see you, clearly in command of their property.
On average, the listings in our book earn about $1,151 more a month, measured against each one’s own frozen starting point, on the levers most managers never touch.
You walk into any owner conversation already knowing more than they are about to ask.
Every month, a report with your name on it that shows the market, the moves, and the money.
Every month you get one clear report across your whole portfolio, showing how it is tracking against its market. Then we build a separate report for each owner on their own listing, under your brand: the market, the moves, the money, your name on the cover, us nowhere on it. It makes you look like you have a full revenue desk behind you, because you do.
When an owner asks why their rate is not higher, you do not guess. The report hands you the market context and the exact reason, in plain language you can repeat, so you win the conversation, not just send a PDF.
And it compounds. When your owners can see they are earning more than the homes next door, those owners talk, and the same report that keeps them is what wins you their neighbors. Do the job well enough and the next owner comes to you.
Your own reporting starts right away. White-label owner reports begin after your first 90 days, once the results are worth putting your name on.
A real owner report for a single Austin, TX listing, redacted for privacy. This is what each of your owners receives for their own property, carrying your brand, not ours; we left our mark on this one so you can see whose desk it came off.
I highly recommend UpRev, they really saved my business. When I started with them, I had zero bookings ... I am very happy with the results ... UpRev was worth every penny!
I went from getting 60% occupancy during busy season to being almost completely booked out during one of the slowest months of the year.
I have received 5-6 new bookings in less than 1 month!
Top-notch expertise that transformed my business! ... revitalized my bookings ...
I would have never made such a large investment from an online ad. Since signing on, UpRev has exceeded all of my expectations.
This team helped us get our listings seen and booked. The investment has been worth it ... I have now made back the money with new bookings.
Real, verified Google reviews, shown as posted. Many predate our done-for-you service; we quote only the revenue and booking results, never the rest.
We run revenue management for vacation rental managers across the United States. These are the markets we are built for, plus wherever our managers already have listings.
You don’t log into anything. You don’t learn a tool. A revenue manager runs the same disciplined process on your portfolio that we have refined since 2017, and you get the credit for it. You never have to touch it, but you can: email us about any listing or any single date and you get a straight answer and the reasoning behind the price.
On day one we pin down the true comparable homes each of your listings actually competes with, then measure exactly where you sit against them and freeze that starting number. It becomes the honest yardstick we are judged against, not the week before we started and not a cherry-picked good month.
Most managers price off a single tool’s suggested number. We weigh far more: the live competitor set behind each listing, how fast its dates are filling, local events and seasonal demand, day-of-week and length-of-stay patterns, the gap and orphan nights others leave empty. The price reflects the market each listing actually faces, the same day that market moves.
Rates, minimum stays, gap nights, orphan nights and lead-time curves, the levers most managers set once and forget. A revenue manager works them by hand, week in and week out.
A monthly report, in your own dollars, that traces every figure back to the same neutral market data you can open and check yourself: where your portfolio beat its market, what we added per listing, and exactly what we delivered for your fee. The listings that lagged are shown too. Nothing to argue with.
Pricing is never set once and left alone. A revenue manager works through your whole portfolio on a five-day cycle, so no stretch of your calendar goes a week without fresh eyes on it.
The next eight weeks. We work the dates filling right now, so the bookings about to happen land at the right price and not a stale one.
The next quarter. We set the floor on the months ahead so premium dates are never sold cheap long before they are due.
Six months out. We audit the far calendar so no holiday, event or seasonal run slips past before the market wakes up to it.
Back to the front weeks. We read how the market moved since Monday and make the final calls on the coming weekend.
The full year. We open and price the distant calendar to catch the early high-value bookings most managers never see coming.
PriceLabs, Wheelhouse, Beyond. Around $20 a listing, and you keep full control of every setting.
The catch: It is still software you have to learn and run every day. The number it suggests out of the box is shallow, and tuning it properly is a second full-time job most owners never find the time for.
Cheaper than a specialist, and at last someone other than you is watching the calendar.
The catch: A generalist is not a revenue manager. They run the same tool without the expertise, the results are only as good as they are, and now you are managing a person on top of everything else.
There is plenty of good advice out there, and you come out of it understanding your own numbers better.
The catch: It is still you doing the work, forever. Advice is not a system, and the hours it takes every week are hours you do not have.
Done for you by a revenue professional, to the same standard we have held since 2017, working quietly behind your brand at a flat $99 a listing and never a percentage. You pay nothing until we have proven we can generate five times that fee in booking revenue. Nothing to learn, nobody new to manage. The work is ours and the credit is yours.
If we hit our average of $1,151 a listing per month across your portfolio. Your real number depends on your market and starting point, which is exactly what the free revenue map shows you.
On day one we freeze a snapshot of your numbers and hand you a copy to keep. You pay nothing until we have proven we can generate five dollars in booking revenue for every dollar of our fee, measured against that snapshot in the open where you can check it yourself. If we never get there, you never pay. Flat $99 a listing, never a percentage.
Revenue management is never an expense. If it is not putting back more than you put in, you should not be doing it. So we do not send an invoice until we have already proven the fee paying for itself.
Get my revenue map with JackWe only take on managers whose numbers already show the gap. If yours do not, we tell you straight and we do not start.
No. We work entirely behind your brand. Your owners see your name on every report and an operator who knows their market like the back of their hand. The expertise is yours to keep.
A tool is software you log into and run yourself, and the number it suggests out of the box is shallow until someone configures it properly. We are the revenue managers who do that work for you, every day, at expert level. You do not learn anything or log into anything. You get the results and the report to prove it.
A real revenue manager makes the decisions on your portfolio every day and checks the price actually landed on your channels. Pricing software does some of the heavy lifting in the background, the way it does for every serious operator, but a person is accountable for the number on every listing. No set-and-forget, no black box.
No. You keep your PMS, your channels and your brand exactly as they are. We work alongside what you already use, there is nothing to rebuild or migrate, and we start pricing your live listings the same week. Even if you are mid-rebrand or switching systems, pricing runs independently, so there is no reason to wait.
A flat $99 per listing each month, never a percentage of your revenue. And every new portfolio starts on the same deal: you pay nothing until we have proven we can generate five times our fee in booking revenue, measured against a frozen snapshot of your numbers from the day we start that you keep a copy of. If it never happens, you never pay.
There is no catch, there is a filter. We only take on portfolios whose numbers already show a gap we are confident we can close. The managers we cannot help, we turn down and tell them why. That is how we can carry the risk up front. Revenue management should never cost you money, so we only start charging once we have proven those listings can earn more than the fee, which means you are always ahead.
We start adjusting pricing immediately, and most portfolios move within the first weeks. You get your own portfolio report every 30 days that tracks exactly how each listing is performing, and the owner-facing version under your brand begins once we have results worth putting your name on.
We work with established managers rather than individual hosts, so there is a minimum of ten listings to start. If you are around that size or larger and your market has real competition, you are exactly who this is built for.
You are month to month with 30 days notice, no lock-in. And we work free until we have proven we can generate five times our fee in booking revenue, so the math has to work for you before it works for us.
I hold a degree in engineering, and I came at vacation-rental pricing the way an engineer is trained to: measure first, benchmark against the real market, then set the right price on every available night and prove it. No guesswork, no hype. Your owners get more money, and you get to be the vacation rental manager who clearly has it handled.
Jack Murphy
Co-founder and Head of Revenue Management
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