Listing and distribution
Photography, copy, setup and calendar sync across channels, plus the brand's own direct site.
Viva+71 does not manage just any property: the portfolio takes only homes that pass the vetting, a meticulous review of the unit and the building. For those that get in, we take on the listing, pricing, guests, cleaning, maintenance and payouts. You follow everything through statements and use the property whenever you want, with owner blocks. This page shows the whole path, from first contact to first payout.
A meticulous review of the unit and the building: condominium bylaws, rules and minutes, unit type, layout, light, acoustics and nightly rate potential. Not every property gets in. If short stays are not authorised, or the unit lacks what the best of Salvador demands, the conversation stops here and you have paid nothing.
up to 5 working daysScope, fee, what is included, what is charged separately, payout terms and exit conditions, all in a single document. No fee that shows up later.
2 working daysInspection with a photographed inventory, linen and utensil adjustments, professional photography and listing setup across channels.
10 to 20 daysPricing reviewed weekly, guest communication, cleaning with photo records and maintenance within a spending limit agreed in advance.
ongoingA statement per booking with nightly rate, fees, costs and balance. Payout on a fixed date each month, always with the statement before the money.
monthlyEverything below is part of the single fee. There is no monthly fee and no signup fee.
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 Viva+71 fee is a single one: 20% of accommodation revenue, with no monthly fee and no signup fee, written in the proposal before you sign.
Brazilian managers that publish their fee on their own site charge between 16% and 27% of booking revenue. A large part of the market publishes nothing and only discloses it in a meeting. The Viva+71 fee is 20%, inside that range, published here so you can compare before talking to anyone, including us.
20% of accommodation revenue, as a single fee written in the proposal before you sign. There is no monthly fee and no signup fee. For public reference, Brazilian managers that publish a rate charge between 16% and 27% of revenue. In the simulator on this page the fee starts at 20% and remains a field you control.
Yes. The calendar has owner blocks and the request comes in seven days ahead so it does not clash with a confirmed booking. Dates you block never count as occupancy.
On a fixed date each month, with the statement sent before the payout. The statement shows nightly rate, channel fee, management fee, costs and balance, booking by booking.
There is a photographed inventory at onboarding and a photo inspection after every checkout, so damage is identified at the right moment. Claims follow the policy of the channel where the booking was made, and any repair above the agreed limit only happens with a quote you approve.
It does, and that is the first thing we check. In 2026 the Superior Court of Justice requires a two thirds approval in residential condominiums, and Repetitive Theme 1.443 is still pending. Bylaws that are merely silent do not count as authorisation.
The contract has a minimum term aligned with the onboarding cost, and the exit condition is written in the proposal before signing. We do not use hidden penalties to hold on to an unhappy owner.
We are in pre launch. The brand, the operating standard and the contract model are ready, and the first cluster is being formed. This is stated on every page of this site, and no operating figure is presented as realised.