Listing and distribution
Photography, copy, setup and calendar sync across channels, plus the brand's own direct site.
This page explains Viva+71 Airbnb management in Salvador. The flow covers diagnosis, criteria, scope and written terms, property by property; results are published only with documentation.
A review of the unit and building: condominium bylaws, rules and minutes, unit type, layout, light, acoustics and available nightly-rate data. Without documented short-stay authorisation, the proposal does not proceed.
before the proposalScope, proposed fee, included and separately charged items, responsibilities, payout rule and exit terms in one document for review before signing.
after the diagnosisIf a contract is signed, the schedule may include a photographed inventory, owner-approved adjustments, unit photography and listing setup.
schedule in the proposalThe proposed routine includes pricing reviews, guest communication, documented cleaning and maintenance within the authority set in the contract.
after unit validationThe proposal will define a per-booking statement, revenue and cost items, closing date and payout rule. Nothing will be described as realised operation before the first contract.
rule defined in the contractThis is the scope used in the simulation with a 20% initial fee and no monthly charge. Final scope, limits and prices are recorded in the property proposal and contract.
Photography, copy, setup and calendar sync across channels, plus the brand's own direct site.
Weekly review by season, event and booking window, with a floor price agreed with you.
Screening, pre check-in, access, in stay support and post stay follow up.
Cleaning, laundry, linen, restocking and photo inspection after every checkout.
Small repairs solved immediately within the agreed limit. Above it, a quote comes first.
Calendar with owner blocks, a statement per booking and a maintenance history.
The simulator starts with a proposed fee of 20% of accommodation revenue, with no monthly or signup fee. It is not a market benchmark or an automatic contract: the percentage and scope will be written before signing.
Always compare the fee basis, separately charged items, responsibility for cleaning and maintenance, cancellation rules, listing ownership and payout date. Viva+71 does not publish a market range without a comparable sample, date and sources.
At this stage, the simulator starts at 20% of accommodation revenue, with no monthly or signup fee. This is a proposed commercial term, not a market benchmark or an automatic contract. The final percentage and any additional item will be written in the proposal before signing.
The model includes owner blocks. Notice, impact on existing bookings and treatment of those dates in reporting will be defined in the contract and the unit's real calendar.
Viva+71 does not yet have a payout history. The closing date, statement and payment rule will be defined in writing in each property's proposal and contract.
The model includes an onboarding inventory, a post-stay record and the claims process of the booking channel. Authority limits, quotes and responsibilities will only apply after they are written into the contract and validated at the unit.
Yes. Before a proposal, the available bylaws, rules and meeting minutes will be reviewed. The operational review does not replace legal advice, and an assumed rule will not be treated as authorisation.
There is no single published term yet. Duration, preparation cost and exit conditions will be presented before signing, without assuming the same format fits every property.
The relationship starts with a review of the property and condominium rules. Scope, fee, responsibilities, preparation, payout and exit terms are recorded in writing before signing.