Commission Calculator
Plug in your own numbers and compare a full season on your current platform against Renta's two live plans — no email required.
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Across your fleet of 10 units, averaging 20 bookings/week at $150 each over a 20-week season, that's $60,000 in booking revenue for the season.
FareHarbor
$3,000–$4,800
5–8% of booking value (6% commonly-cited midpoint)
Added to what your renters pay at checkout — doesn't come out of your payout.
Third-party industry analysis — FareHarbor does not publish an official rate. 6% is a commonly cited midpoint, not FareHarbor's official published rate. — as of September 2026
Renta — Commission plan
$1,500
2.5% per booking, renter-paid — no monthly fee
Renters cover this at checkout — you keep the full booking total.
Renta — Flat plan
$1,500
$300/mo × 5 months, 0% commission
Paid by you, not your renters — this is your entire cost.
FareHarbor's fee is renter-paid, the same as Renta's Commission plan — so that's the fair, apples-to-apples comparison: renters would pay $3,000–$4,800 on FareHarbor versus $1,500 on Renta's Commission plan, over the season. If you'd rather your renters see no Renta fee at all, the Flat plan removes it entirely for $1,500 for the season — but that comes out of your own pocket, not theirs.
Between Renta's own two plans for your numbers: Commission comes to $1,500 and Flat comes to $1,500 for the season. They come out about the same for this season. As a rule of thumb, Flat tends to win above roughly $12,000/month in bookings, and Commission tends to win below it — a lower-volume shop can genuinely be cheaper on 2.5% than on $300 flat.
Sources
Renta's own rates (2.5% Commission plan, $300/mo Flat plan) are Renta's live, current prices — see getrenta.io/pricing. Every figure above is an estimate for comparison purposes; your actual costs depend on your contract with your current platform.