The Airbnb Rental Income Calculator is a free, accurate online tool designed to help you get fast, reliable answers to common questions in seconds. Just enter average nightly rate, occupancy rate, airbnb host fee, cleaning cost per turnover, average stay length (nights), monthly fixed expenses, alternative long-term rent and instantly see monthly gross revenue, after airbnb fees, monthly cleaning costs, monthly net profit, extra vs long-term rental. Accuracy matters, and a good calculator saves you both time and second-guessing. This tool is built to give you a clean, trustworthy answer the first time. Under the hood, the tool applies the standard formula: Profit = (Nightly Rate × Nights Booked × (1−Fee)) − Cleaning − Expenses. You can see exactly how the result is derived, which is especially useful for students, professionals, and anyone who wants to learn rather than just get an answer. CalcPlanet builds every calculator to be fast, mobile-friendly, and free, with no signup required. We test results against worked examples and reference implementations so you can rely on what you see. Enter your values above to get an instant, accurate airbnb rental income calculator result, then explore the FAQs and examples below for deeper context. Use the result as a fast, accurate reference point and verify against your own data when the decision really matters. Bookmark this page so you can come back any time you need a quick answer, and explore the related calculators below for tools that often pair well with this one.
Estimates monthly Airbnb income and compares it to traditional long-term rental income.
Enter nightly rate, expected occupancy, Airbnb fees, cleaning costs, and monthly expenses.
Profit = (Nightly Rate × Nights Booked × (1−Fee)) − Cleaning − Expenses
{
"monthly_gross": nightly_rate * 30.44 * (occupancy_rate / 100),
"monthly_after_fees": nightly_rate * 30.44 * (occupancy_rate / 100) * (1 - airbnb_fee / 100),
"monthly_cleaning": (avg_stay_nights === 0 ? 0 : (30.44 * (occupancy_rate / 100) / avg_stay_nights)) * cleaning_fee_per_stay,
"monthly_profit": nightly_rate * 30.44 * (occupancy_rate / 100) * (1 - airbnb_fee / 100) - (avg_stay_nights === 0 ? 0 : (30.44 * (occupancy_rate / 100) / avg_stay_nights)) * cleaning_fee_per_stay - monthly_expenses,
"vs_longterm": (nightly_rate * 30.44 * (occupancy_rate / 100) * (1 - airbnb_fee / 100) - (avg_stay_nights === 0 ? 0 : (30.44 * (occupancy_rate / 100) / avg_stay_nights)) * cleaning_fee_per_stay - monthly_expenses) - (long_term_rent - monthly_expenses)
}
Revenue from occupied nights minus platform fees, cleaning costs, and fixed expenses.
70-80% is excellent. 50-60% is average. Below 40% may not be profitable.
Host fee is typically 3%. Guest fee is 14%. Some hosts use simplified pricing at 14-16%.
Usually 30-100% more revenue, but requires more work, furnishing, and has vacancy risk.
Furnishing ($5-15k), higher utilities, supplies, damage, extra insurance, and your time.
Professional photos, competitive pricing, quick responses, and 5-star reviews drive higher occupancy.
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