uEstate AI
uEstate AI
A flat GBP fee instead of commission on your gross booking value, and no exit fees if you ever want to leave.
| Where the margin usually goes | How uEstate AI protects it |
|---|---|
| Commission taken on net booking value, after the OTA has already taken its own cut | One flat fee, always calculated on gross, always in GBP |
| Exit fees to leave, often equal to a month or more of commission | No exit fees, ever. Month to month, cancel any time |
| Platform fees stacked on top of each other across channels | One consolidated fee across every connected channel |
| Pricing left static for weeks at a time, set once and forgotten | Reviewed against real demand every month, not left on autopilot |
| Compliance risk left untracked until a fine or a licensing issue appears | The 90 day cap, licensing status and certificates tracked automatically |
Illustrative, on a £3,000 per month property, benchmarked against a typical 25% full-service manager.
£59 per unit at 1–5 units, £49 at 6–10, and £39 at 10+. The more you run through uEstate AI, the lower your per-unit cost gets, on top of the margin you are already keeping back from commission.
UK lenders typically want 12–24 months of clean trading history before writing a holiday-let mortgage. That is exactly the operating data a uEstate AI dashboard already holds: consistent occupancy, pricing and revenue records, month over month. A lender-ready export of that history is on our roadmap as a future feature.
Send your unit count and current management fee. We will show you the real gap, not a generic estimate.