Renting a home on a long lease gives you a fixed cheque but caps what you can earn. Listing it yourself on Airbnb can earn more, but the income swings month to month and the work never stops. Avenaa’s model is built to give owners the certainty of rent with the upside of short stays.
The two numbers in every Avenaa agreement
- Minimum guaranteed rent: a fixed amount Avenaa pays you every month, even in a month with zero bookings.
- Monthly sales target: when your home’s net revenue for the month crosses this target, you earn 60% of that revenue instead of the minimum rent.
Each month you receive whichever is higher. You never earn less than the minimum, and in busy months you share in the upside.
Worked example
Take a 2BHK apartment approved with a minimum rent of ₹25,000 a month and a sales target of ₹50,000.
- A quiet month with ₹30,000 of net revenue: you receive ₹25,000 (the minimum).
- A month with exactly ₹50,000: you receive ₹30,000 (60% of ₹50,000).
- A peak month with ₹80,000: you receive ₹48,000 (60% of ₹80,000).
What Avenaa pays for
- Electricity, water, internet and other running bills during the agreement.
- Caretaker and housekeeping staff, linen and guest supplies.
- Routine maintenance and repairs.
- Replacement of anything guests damage.
- Listing, pricing and marketing on avenaa.co.in, Airbnb, Booking.com and other channels, and 24/7 guest support.
How you stay in control
Your owner dashboard shows every booking, the verified details of every guest, your monthly statement and your payouts. You can block dates for your own stays, and your agreement is signed online with Aadhaar eSign, so there is a clear record of the terms.
Is it right for your home?
Guaranteed rent works best for homes in places travellers already visit — hill stations, beach towns, pilgrimage cities and business hubs — and for owners who would rather not manage guests themselves. If your home is furnished, or you are willing to furnish it, it is worth a conversation.
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