Airbnb Profit Calculator — Monthly & Annual Cash Flow

How to use

1. Enter your nightly rate and a realistic occupancy percentage.
2. Set average stay length and the cleaning fee you charge versus what a turnover costs you.
3. Add monthly fixed costs: mortgage, utilities, repairs, other.
4. Read the monthly and annual profit table and the breakeven nights figure.

General information only — not medical, financial or legal advice. Figures cross-checked against public official sources (IRS / HMRC / NHS / WHO guidance); content last reviewed September 2026. For decisions that matter, confirm with a licensed professional in your country.

About this tool

An Airbnb looks profitable until the host fee, turnover cleanings and the mortgage all land in the same month. This calculator works the way a real payout statement does: nightly rate × booked nights, plus the cleaning fees you collect, minus the 3% host service fee on that payout, minus what you actually pay your cleaner per turnover — then minus the monthly drag of mortgage or rent, utilities and internet, repairs, HOA, insurance and supplies. You get a monthly profit line, the annual equivalent, and a breakeven figure: how many nights a month you must book just to cover the fixed costs. Occupancy drives everything, so be honest with it — 50–70% is realistic for an established listing, less in year one. Run it before you buy a property, or tonight on the one you already run; the math stays in your browser.

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