Short-let management fees are structured differently to traditional property management. Rather than a flat percentage of weekly rent, short-let managers charge a commission on revenue earned, typically 15% to 25%. That commission covers a broader scope: listing across platforms, dynamic pricing, guest communication, cleaning coordination, and check-in management. In high-demand markets, the higher gross revenue from short-let often means the owner's net income after fees exceeds what a long-term tenancy delivers.