A simple STR compliance tracker for small hosts and independent co-hosts. Know what expires next, which tax filing is due, and when a city changes its short term rental rules.
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Many cities send permit renewal notices on paper, to whatever address you gave years ago. Miss one and you can end up operating without a valid permit, facing a fine, or watching a listing get pulled.
One town wants a yearly renewal and an inspection. The county wants a business license. The state wants its own lodging tax account. Each has its own number, portal and due dates, and none of them talk to each other.
Co-hosts managing several owners end up with a tab per property and reminders scattered across calendars. When an owner asks if their permit is current, you have to go digging.
Enter each property once: the city or county, the permit or registration number, the expiration date, and any tax accounts tied to it.
See every renewal, inspection and occupancy tax filing date across all your listings on one timeline, with email reminders well before each deadline.
We watch the cities and counties your listings are in and alert you when a short term rental ordinance, fee or registration rule changes, with a link to the official source.
You won't be charged. This saves your spot at the early-access price.
No. It is in development. Signing up adds you to the early access list. Nothing is charged, and the price shown is the planned price.
No. It tracks numbers and dates and reminds you. You or your accountant still file taxes and apply for permits with each city, county or state.
No. It only covers the compliance side: permits, registration numbers, renewals, inspections and tax dates. Keep whatever you use for bookings and guests.
You can add a listing anywhere and track your own dates. Rule-change alerts will start with the cities and counties our early users list, so tell us where your properties are when you sign up.
No. It points you to the official source for each rule. Check with the city or a local professional before acting on a change.