Airbnb Co-Hosting FAQs for UK Property Owners

BRRIKK provides co-hosting across the United Kingdom, including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Bristol and Liverpool. Coverage in other UK locations is available subject to confirmation.

BRRIKK charges a 15% commission on booking revenue. There is no setup fee, monthly retainer or hidden add-on charge, and cleaning fees are billed to guests.

Requirements depend on the property and location. Greater London has a 90-night annual limit for entire-home short lets unless the relevant planning permission applies; Scotland has a short-term let licensing scheme; and other councils may have local rules. BRRIKK checks applicable requirements during onboarding, but owners should obtain legal or planning advice where needed.

Brrikk Guest Ops is BRRIKK's guest-management tool. It is designed to reply around the clock, detect potential complaints and escalate issues to the local team so guests receive prompt and consistent communication.

Yes. BRRIKK operates as co-host, so the property, listing and income remain yours. You can block dates for personal use and see bookings in the owner dashboard.

Most properties can go live within one to two weeks, including photography, listing creation, pricing setup and compliance checks. Timing depends on the property and whether an existing listing is already available.

BRRIKK can be added as co-host to an existing listing so its review and ranking history remains in place. The team can then review the photos, copy and pricing.

Management is offered on a rolling basis with no minimum term. Reasonable notice is required so existing guest bookings can be handled properly, and final terms are confirmed in a separate agreement.

Brrikk Guest Ops monitors guest messages around the clock. Urgent issues can be escalated to the on-call local team, and maintenance tasks can be created and assigned to relevant tradespeople while the host is kept informed.