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How to Mark Up or Down Channel Commissions in PropertyStack

How to add mark ups?

Yunesh Khadgi avatar
Written by Yunesh Khadgi
Updated over 2 months ago

Overview

This article will walk you through the steps to mark up or down channel commissions in PropertyStack. By adjusting the rate multiplier per channel, you can ensure your pricing accounts for platform commissions and remains competitive.


Step-by-Step Instructions (By Channel)

Booking.com

  1. Go to Integrations > Booking.com

  2. Find the listing and click the Map button

  3. Click the Edit button

  4. Locate and adjust the Rate Multiplier


Airbnb

  1. Go to Integrations > Airbnb

  2. Find the listing and click the Map button

  3. Click the Options button (three dots) beside the listing

  4. Select Rate Setting

  5. Adjust the Rate Multiplier


VRBO

  1. Go to Integrations > VRBO

  2. Find the listing and click the Rate Settings button

  3. Adjust the Rate Multiplier


Understanding the Rate Multiplier

  • 1.0 = 100% (Base Price) → No adjustment

  • 1.1 = 110% → Increases the base price by 10%

  • 1.165 = 116.5% → Common markup to cover commission fees

  • 0.9 = 90% → Decreases the base price by 10%

Example Calculations:

  • $200 × 1.1 = $220 (10% increase)

  • $200 × 1.165 = $233 (16.5% increase)

  • $200 × 0.9 = $180 (10% decrease)


Save & Sync Your Changes

After updating the multiplier, make sure to Save & Sync the changes. This ensures your pricing is correctly updated across the connected channel.


Why This Matters

  • Accounts for Platform Fees: Automatically adjusts prices to factor in commissions.

  • Protects Your Margins: Avoids underpricing and maintains profitability.

  • Efficient: No manual price edits needed for each platform.


Need Help?

If you need further assistance, reach out to PropertyStack Support through your dashboard.


Conclusion

Marking up or down your channel commissions in PropertyStack is quick and precise when done via the Integration Settings. Be sure to select the correct path for each channel and use the appropriate multiplier to keep your pricing aligned and your business profitable.

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