Most management companies move your listing onto their own Airbnb account and pay you what is left. We do not. Your listing stays on your account, your reviews and Superhost status keep building for you, and Airbnb pays you directly. We are attached as co-host, doing the pricing, the guests, the turnovers and the BC licensing. Remove us any time and nothing moves.
Hand off pricing, guest messaging, cleaning, licensing and everything in between — or just get your BC provincial registration and municipal licence filed correctly. Free written revenue estimate on your address, no obligation.
See our services →Book directly with the people who actually manage the home — North Van Escape and Garibaldi Getaway — and skip the platform markup, with our best-price guarantee.
Book a stay →Rates adjusted daily against demand, events and season — not a fixed nightly price reviewed twice a year. This is where most of the revenue gap comes from.
Every inquiry answered inside an hour, seven days a week, from first message through post-checkout review. In-person support on the North Shore and Sea-to-Sky; a vetted local crew everywhere else in BC.
Provincial registration and municipal business licence, filed and kept current — the part most hosts get wrong, and the reason listings get delisted.
Turnovers assigned the moment a guest checks out, with photo confirmation of every turn, so standards are documented rather than assumed.
Shot list, staging direction and a professional photographer arranged and art-directed — the highest-leverage money you'll spend on a listing.
Revenue, fees, expenses, occupancy and average nightly rate, published monthly — not something you have to ask for.
On the North Shore and through the Sea-to-Sky corridor we handle issues in person. Everywhere else in the province a vetted local crew and trades list is in place before we take a property on, so coverage does not thin out with distance.
"A property that runs well isn't run by someone trying harder — it's run by someone who built the checklist, and uses it on every single turnover, including the ones nobody would notice."
— Ali, Everpeak Co-Hosting
Under BC's Short-Term Rental Accommodations Act, most listings under 90 nights need both a provincial registration number and a municipal business licence — and platforms now check. We'll tell you exactly what your address needs, in plain language.
Free, written, no obligation — we'll tell you honestly if we don't think we can beat what you're already doing.