How Much Do Airbnb Property Managers Charge in Georgia?

If you own a short-term rental in Georgia, one of the first questions that comes up is cost: how much does professional Airbnb management actually charge?

Most full-service co-hosts and property managers in Georgia charge a percentage of booking revenue — typically between 15% and 25%, depending on the level of service, property location, and how hands-on you want to be.

At Peach State Stays, management fees start at 15% of booking revenue. That covers listing optimization, guest communication, cleaning coordination, dynamic pricing, and ongoing property care. Exact rates are quoted after a free property assessment so the fee matches your home and goals.

Cheaper 'listing-only' services can look attractive, but they often leave owners handling guest issues, turnovers, and maintenance themselves. Full-service co-hosting costs more as a percentage — and usually earns more net income because occupancy and nightly rates improve.

When you compare quotes, ask what is included: photography, platform fees, cleaning, supplies, emergency response, and monthly reporting. Transparency on fees is the easiest way to know whether a co-host is truly full-service.