Homeowner guide · Several agencies

Listed with several agencies? Put everything in one place.

Many Vineyard owners list with two, three or four agencies to fill their summer. It can work, but it usually means juggling calendars, chasing rates and hoping nobody double-books. There is a better way to run it.

Why listing with several agencies gets messy

  • Calendars drift. Each agency keeps its own, and you are the one updating all of them. One missed update is a double booking.
  • Rates differ from office to office, and guests notice.
  • House details go stale: the door code, the Wi-Fi, the new grill, the rule about the dog.
  • Commission fights cost you bookings. When one agency controls the calendar, it may not share commission with another that has a ready guest, and that week stays empty.
  • Taxes split across several intermediaries, and paperwork lands in several inboxes.

A better way: one central home for your rental

Make us the central manager of your home and keep working with every agency you like:

  • One live calendar that every booking goes onto, the moment it is made.
  • One set of rates that you approve, week by week, in your Owner Hub.
  • One source of house details, photos and documents, always current.
  • Every agency can still sell your home, and an agency that brings you a guest is paid its commission. More offices selling your weeks means more bookings, not fewer.
  • You see it all in one place, instead of four inboxes.
The point

Your home should be easy for every good agency on the island to book, and you should never lose a week because two offices wouldn’t cooperate.

How to start

Tell us about your home and which agencies you work with today. We will show you how we would bring it all into one place, and what it would cost, on a short call.

Questions we hear

Do I have to stop working with my other agencies?

No. The idea is that every agency works from the same calendar, rates and house details, so they can keep bringing you guests.

How do you prevent double bookings?

Every booking goes onto one live calendar, and a week shows as booked everywhere the moment it is taken.

Updated October 2026. General information, not tax or legal advice: rules and rates change, so confirm with the Department of Revenue, your town and your own advisor before acting.

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