Closing Table Partner Program
Airbnb doesn't let reviews, rankings, or bookings transfer to a buyer — the digital track record you're advertising legally can't convey. A cabin's own direct-booking website, domain, and guest waitlist can. We build it while the cabin is listed, it sells with the house, and the new owner opens with a line out the door.
Who this is for
A new STR owner takes advice from exactly three people: the agent who found the cabin, the builder who handed over the keys, and the manager who runs it. That's you.
Your investor clients buy repeatedly and refer each other constantly. Be the agent whose buyers are taking direct bookings before the other agent's buyers have wifi passwords. The closing gift that actually makes your client money.
A spec cabin with a live booking site, photos, and a projected-income page isn't a house — it's a business that happens to include a building. Sell the turnkey story, and hand every buyer a website at walkthrough.
Every cabin in your book gets its own direct-booking page — your portfolio, unhostage-able from OTA algorithm changes, with your branding on every page and bookings feeding your engine. Portfolio pricing available; one conversation covers thirty cabins.
How it works
Photos, income story, "own this cabin" — plus a guest waitlist: get in line to book. It's listing marketing that doubles as the buyer's future storefront.
One line in the purchase agreement: website, domain, and waitlist convey with sale. The buyer takes the keys and takes bookings the same week. One less thing for the new owner to worry about.
We open the first season like a grand opening — waitlist gets in 48 hours early, founding rates on the first bookings. Your referral fee goes out on launch.
Why your buyers say yes
A $600K cabin bought for rental income has exactly one storefront — and today it's a page on someone else's platform. Here's what you're actually handing them:
"Airbnb reviews can't transfer to your buyer. A waitlist can. Which listing wins?"
— the line to use when another agent asks why your listings move faster
Launch day
A brand-new cabin has zero reviews and an empty calendar — unless it launches like a drop. The waitlist starts the day the cabin is listed (or the foundation is poured), and the first season opens all at once.
The for-sale site collects guests, not just buyers — a free-stay giveaway builds the list, and refundable deposits hold the founding slots. By closing, the listing carries a stat nothing else on the MLS has: sells with a guest waitlist attached and deposits in hand.
Announced date. Waitlist gets in 48 hours early. Founding rates — held by deposit — on the first 10 bookings. Fall weekends go to the line, not to luck.
First guests become the first reviews and photos on the cabin's own site and Google profile. The "booked out" screenshot becomes your next listing's marketing.
What your buyer gets
$950 one-time build · $40/mo maintain
$0 all off-season — in-season maintain covers the year's hosting, so the site doesn't bill when the cabin isn't earning.
The quality. The speed. The reliability. The communication. One man.
See a live one
Live, sold, and run by a 5.0 Superhost. This is the exact package your buyer receives.
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Tell us who you are and we'll send your closing-table sheet with your name and logo on it, plus your referral link. No quota, no exclusivity — just a better closing gift.