30–180 night stays
The guest who books once and stays four months.
Remote workers, relocating families, film and production crews, consultants on long projects, medical stays, and retirees escaping the season. They exist in large numbers, they pay well, and almost nobody is selling to them properly.
Why it is worth your time
Fewer bookings. Better business.
Nightly bookings look busy. Mid-term bookings are quietly more profitable, because almost every cost you have scales with turnover rather than with nights.
One mid-term guest replaces dozens of turnovers. Fewer changeovers, less linen, less cleaning, far less coordination.
Mid-term demand does not come from the OTAs. It comes from channels we source directly, so the commission stays with you.
Off-season stops being a hole in the calendar. You know what the next quarter looks like before it arrives.
A room sold for ninety nights at a modest rate beats the same room sold for thirty nights at a good one — once you count the commission, the cleaning and the evenings you spent answering messages.
How it works
We do the finding. You do the approving.
This is not a listing you post and hope. It is active sourcing, done by us, with a qualification step before anything reaches your inbox.
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We find them
We run sourcing across the channels long-stay guests actually use — relocation networks, remote-work communities, corporate housing desks, production and healthcare staffing — not by waiting for an OTA to send someone.
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We qualify them
Before a name reaches you, we have confirmed dates, budget, purpose of stay, occupancy and payment ability. You do not spend your evenings on tyre-kickers.
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You approve them
You see a short brief on each qualified guest and decide. No obligation, no auto-accept. Your property, your call.
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We handle the paperwork
Long-stay agreements, staged payments, deposits, extensions and check-in logistics — run through the platform, not over email threads.
Who stays this long
They are not tourists, and they do not shop like tourists.
Six kinds of guest make up most mid-term demand. None of them are looking on the channels you currently sell through.
Remote workers
Booking one to three months in a place with good internet and somewhere to sit and work. They travel in shoulder season, which is exactly when you need them.
Relocating families
Between homes, between cities, or waiting on a lease. They need space, a kitchen and certainty — and they are not price-shopping by the night.
Film and production crews
Whole teams needing multiple rooms for the length of a shoot. One conversation, several rooms, months at a time.
Consultants and project staff
On-site for a deployment, an audit or a build. Company-paid, invoice-driven, and reliably repeat business.
Medical and recovery stays
Patients and families staying near a hospital for a course of treatment. Quiet, long, and deeply grateful for a good host.
Seasonal residents
Retirees and snowbirds escaping a winter or a monsoon. They come back to the same property year after year once they like it.
Is this you?
Mid-term stays suit some properties far better than others.
We would rather tell you it is a poor fit than sign you up and underdeliver. If your rooms sell out every night at a high rate, you do not need this.
- Homestays and villas with slow shoulder seasons
- Resorts with inventory that sits idle mid-week
- Apartment and serviced-apartment operators
- Owners of second homes who would rather not manage anything
Mid-term stays
Tell us which months are empty.
Send us your property and the gaps in your calendar. We will tell you honestly what mid-term demand looks like for your location and what we think we could fill.