Occupancy: Occupancy rate is calculated by dividing the number of sold nights by the total available nights in a given time period. For instance, if your property was booked for 25 nights in August, then your occupancy rate was 80.6% in August.
Revenue: How much money are you bringing in during a given week, month, or year? Revenue reporting can include line items for your nightly rates, cleaning fees, and other charges like extra person fees and equipment rentals.
Guest review score: Guest satisfaction is arguably your most important metric, because if guests aren’t happy with your property, then you won’t get any new bookings. Your vacation rental software makes it easy to track guest review scores by channel and over time so you can find opportunities to improve.