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Wondering whether renting your property on Airbnb will earn more than a traditional long-term lease? This calculator lets you compare both scenarios side by side. Enter the property value, nightly rate, occupancy rate and platform fee — and get the monthly net income and annual ROI for each model. Short-term rentals can generate 2-3 times more revenue than long-term leases, but they also come with higher operating costs and more time commitment. This calculator accounts for the platform fee and management company costs to give you a realistic picture.
Airbnb gross revenue = nightly rate × 30 days × (occupancy / 100). Airbnb fee = gross revenue × (fee % / 100). Management cost = gross revenue × (management % / 100). Airbnb net income = gross revenue - fee - management. Extra income = Airbnb net - long-term rent. Annual ROI = (net income × 12) / property value × 100%.
At 300 PLN per night and 65% occupancy: Airbnb gross revenue = 300 × 30 × 0.65 = 5850 PLN. Platform fee 15%: 877.50 PLN. Airbnb net income = 4972.50 PLN. Long-term rent: 3000 PLN. Extra income = 1972.50 PLN (+65.75%).
Monthly Airbnb income = nightly rate × 30 days × occupancy rate (%). For example, at 200 PLN per night and 70% occupancy: 200 × 30 × 0.70 = 4200 PLN gross.
The Airbnb host service fee is charged on every booking. It is typically around 3% under the split fee model or up to 15% under the simple fee model. The exact rate depends on your account conditions and listing type.
Not always. Short-term rental brings higher revenue at high occupancy, but also higher costs: cleaning between stays, guest support, equipment wear, platform fees and possible management fees. At low occupancy (below 50%), long-term rental may be more stable.
The occupancy rate is the percentage of days in a month that the property is rented out. With 30 days and 21 booked days, the rate is 70%. Average Airbnb occupancy in Polish cities ranges from 50% to 80% depending on location.
Enter the management company commission in the "Management cost (%)" field (typically 10-20%). The calculator automatically deducts this amount from Airbnb gross revenue before computing net income.
ROI (Return on Investment) is the annual rate of return on an investment. We calculate it as: (monthly net income × 12) / property value × 100%. Typical rental ROI in Poland is 4-8% per year.
Yes. Income from short-term rentals (including Airbnb) is subject to PIT or flat-rate tax. The flat rate on rental income is 8.5% up to PLN 100k and 12.5% above that threshold. Consult an accountant for the optimal tax treatment.
Beyond the platform fee and management cost, factor in: cleaning between stays, laundry, equipment and its depreciation, utilities (electricity, water, internet), insurance and any HOA fees. The calculator shows net income after fee and management — estimate the rest individually.
Average Airbnb occupancy in Poland ranges from 55% to 75% in popular cities (Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk, Warsaw). In seasonal tourist locations it can reach 85-90% in peak season and drop sharply in the off-season.
Extra income % = (Airbnb net income - long-term rent) / long-term rent × 100%. A positive result means short-term rental is more profitable. A negative result suggests that long-term rental may be the better choice.
Results are for informational and illustrative purposes only. Actual income depends on location, season, property standard and market conditions. The calculator does not include taxes, cleaning costs, utilities or depreciation. Consult a financial advisor or accountant before making an investment decision.
Check your approximate creditworthiness: maximum instalment and loan amount based on your income. Free credit capacity simulator.