Short-term rental management in Copenhagen

    Short-term rental is more than Airbnb. We list your home on every major site (Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo), so your calendar fills from more than one channel while one team keeps everything in sync. One home, every channel, no hassle.

    Before you go live, it's worth understanding the Copenhagen residency requirement and what the city actually checks. We handle that check as part of onboarding, so you're compliant from day one.

    What full management includes

    Everything you need to run a profitable short-term rental across multiple platforms

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    Multi-platform listings & channel management (Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo)
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    Dynamic pricing optimised across channels
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    24/7 multilingual guest care
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    Professional cleaning & hotel-standard linen
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    Maintenance and on-site inspections
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    Legal compliance with the 70-night rule
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    Transparent monthly payouts and reporting

    Frequently asked questions

    Which platforms do you manage?

    Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo, kept in sync to avoid double bookings.

    Is short-term rental legal in Copenhagen?

    Yes, up to 70 nights a year for your primary home on platforms that report to the authorities. We keep you on the right side of the rules.

    What if my building restricts rentals?

    We check your andelsforening/ejerforening rules first.

    The whole year

    You may let your home for 70 nights a year in Copenhagen. We use them where they are worth the most, and fill the rest of the year with furnished rental from 1 to 6 months, so the home does not stand empty.

    • The 70 nights are placed in the high season and around the big events, where nightly rates are highest.
    • For the rest of the year the home is let furnished to people moving to the city, people on assignment, and people here on projects.
    • You get one agreement, one contact person and one monthly statement for both parts.

    Read more about mid-term furnished rental, or see what the short-term side can earn in the calculator.

    No hidden fees

    • The rate includes VAT
    • No monthly fees
    • No minimum term

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    Rules and tax, in short

    Short-term rental in Copenhagen is legal and simple once the framework is in place. You can rent out your primary home for up to 70 nights a year through a platform that reports to the Danish Tax Agency, and the first 35,100 kr are tax free in 2026. For the details, see our guide to Airbnb tax and our guide to what you can realistically earn, area by area. And if you are unsure about the residency rules and enforcement, our residency guide covers them in depth.

    The full rule set is collected in our guide to the Copenhagen Airbnb rules, and if you live in a housing co-op or a condominium association, read the housing association guide before you start. To see what help costs, we break it down in our guide to Airbnb management cost in Copenhagen, and you can run the numbers for your own home in the Airbnb calculator. The nights beyond the 70 can go to mid-term furnished rental.

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