Why do I need to pay commission?
Updated 3 months ago
As part of your partnership with Booking.com, you’ll pay commission on reservations made on our website.
Our commission structure is based on the idea that the price you set is what guests should pay. We don't add anything on top so that you can price your property competitively and attract more guests.
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