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Your Vrbo listing and your own booking website

Keep Vrbo for the guests it brings. Add a site of your own for the ones who find you another way.

How it fits with Vrbo

  • Your calendar and prices stay in step through your booking tool.
  • A guest who books on your site is checked against the same calendar as your Vrbo listing.
  • We use your existing Vrbo listing as the starting point for your own site.

What stays on Vrbo

  • Your Vrbo listing stays live.
  • Guests who find you on Vrbo can keep booking there.

What you get on your own site

  • A booking page of your own, with your own look and address.
  • Card payments on your site at about 2.9% plus 30 cents. Vrbo is reported at 5% commission plus 3% payment processing, about 8% in all.
  • Prices and rules you choose.

Who this is not for. If you only want to be on Vrbo and you never want a guest to book anywhere else, you may not need us.

Want to see what a direct booking is worth to you? Try the free booking site fee calculator.

How to start

  1. Pay half of the $999 setup to start.
  2. We build your site and keep it in step with your booking tool. It is ready in 7 working days, or it is free.
  3. Pay the other half only when you go live.

Questions about Vrbo

What does Vrbo charge hosts?

Vrbo is reported at a 5% commission plus 3% payment processing, about 8% in all. Use the rate on your own statement. Our [booking site fee calculator](/fee-calculator) lets you type it in.

How does my Vrbo calendar stay in step?

Through your booking tool. Your calendar and prices stay in step with it, and we check availability with it when a guest books on your site.

Do I have to leave Vrbo?

No. Many owners keep their Vrbo listing and add their own site next to it.

Ask us what is possible

We can look at how you use Vrbo and tell you honestly what your site can do with it. We do not promise results, because nobody honest can.

Launch VRO is not affiliated with or endorsed by Vrbo. Vrbo is a trademark of its owner, named here only to say what our sites connect to.