Compare Minpaku Management Fees by Scope
10% and 15% basic management versus 20% and 30%+ full operations. Choose by responsibility, not the lowest percentage.
- Basic Management vs Full Operations
- 10% Light: Online-Focused Basic Management
- 15% Standard: Basic Management with Cleaning Coordination
- 20% Pro: Full Operations with Quality Checks
- 30%+ Premium: Full Operations with Cost Coordination
- Management Fee on ¥500,000 Accommodation Revenue
- Additional Costs to Separate in Every Comparison
- Two Decisions to Make Before Comparing Rates
- Pre-Contract Checklist
- A Management Company That States Credentials and Scope Upfront
- Pricing FAQ
- Choose by the Work You Retain, Not the Lowest Rate
The management percentage alone does not show the total cost of outsourcing minpaku operations.
StayJP groups 10% and 15% as basic management and 20% and 30%+ as full operations, with scope and additional costs stated before contract.
These fees are calculated on accommodation revenue. OTA fees, payment fees, and tax are separate for every plan, and revenue or review outcomes are not guaranteed.
Basic Management vs Full Operations
Fees rise as responsibility expands from online operations to cleaning quality and first-line equipment checks.
Guest messages, registry, and OTA/calendar management. The owner retains cleaning management and on-site response.
Adds cleaning coordination, review response, and monthly reporting. Cleaning and supplies are billed separately.
Adds cleaning quality checks, supply management, and first-line equipment checks. Cleaning is separate and address eligibility applies.
Includes cleaning and basic supplies within contract limits plus detailed P&L reporting. Scope is designed per property.
10% Light: Online-Focused Basic Management
Includes 24-hour guest messaging, guest registry management, simple revenue and occupancy reporting, OTA/calendar management, and check-in guidance. The owner handles cleaning coordination, quality, reviews, and on-site issues.
For hosts with their own local cleaning setup who want to separate reservations and guest communication from daily work.
15% Standard: Basic Management with Cleaning Coordination
Adds cleaner scheduling, pricing comments, review response, and monthly reporting to the 10% scope. On-site cleaning inspection, equipment checks, cleaning cost, and basic supplies are not included.
For hosts who want routine coordination handled while retaining on-site quality and direct expense control.
20% Pro: Full Operations with Quality Checks
Adds post-checkout cleaning quality checks, supply management, rating and review management, first-line equipment checks, and damage reports to the 15% scope. Cleaning is billed separately and the property address must be eligible.
For eligible properties in Shinjuku or Shibuya that need on-site quality and operating-risk management.
30%+ Premium: Full Operations with Cost Coordination
Adds cleaning and basic supplies within contract limits plus detailed P&L reporting to the 20% scope. The rate depends on room count, cleaning frequency, on-site workload, and delegated scope.
For multi-property or whole-building owners who want operations and major variable costs under one operating design.
Management Fee on ¥500,000 Accommodation Revenue
10% Light
¥50,000
Basic management; owner tasks and additional costs are excluded.
15% Standard
¥75,000
Basic management; cleaning and basic supplies are billed separately.
20% Pro
¥100,000
Full operations; cleaning is separate and address eligibility applies.
30%+ Premium
¥150,000+
Full operations; cleaning and basic supplies are covered within contract limits.
Two Decisions to Make Before Comparing Rates
Work the Owner Retains
First decide which cleaning, quality, and equipment tasks you can continue to handle.
Total Cost
Add cleaning, supplies, and external fees to the management fee, then compare identical scopes.
Pre-Contract Checklist
- Definition of revenue used to calculate the fee
- Responsibility split between basic management and full operations
- Treatment of cleaning, supplies, OTA fees, and tax
- On-site response and area eligibility
- Standard 12-month term, one-month written cancellation notice, and no cancellation penalty
- No guarantee of revenue, occupancy, or review results
A Management Company That States Credentials and Scope Upfront
As an MLIT-registered Housing Accommodation Manager, StayJP separates delegated work from responsibilities retained by the owner before contract.
- Registration No. F05636 and management scope published
- 10% and 15% basic management separated from 20% and 30%+ full operations
- Cleaning, supplies, and external charge conditions stated in advance
- No guarantee of revenue, occupancy, or review outcomes
Pricing FAQ
Q1.What is the difference between basic management and full operations?
Basic management focuses on reservations, guest communication, registry work, and cleaning coordination. Full operations extend into cleaning quality, supply management, and first-line equipment checks.
Q2.What happens to the management fee in a month with no revenue?
Because the fee is linked to accommodation revenue, the percentage-based management fee is ¥0 when revenue is ¥0. Cleaning, repairs, or third-party costs already incurred may still apply.
Q3.Is cleaning included?
The 10% plan excludes cleaning management. Cleaning is billed separately under the 15% and 20% plans. The 30%+ plan covers cleaning and basic supplies within contract limits.
Q4.Should I choose by percentage alone?
No. Cleaning inspection, on-site response, supplies, and reporting can differ at the same headline rate. Compare responsibility and additional costs on the same scope.
Q5.What are the contract and cancellation terms?
The standard contract term is 12 months. Cancellation requires one month's written notice, with no cancellation penalty.
Choose by the Work You Retain, Not the Lowest Rate
Choose 10% or 15% basic management for online-focused support, and 20% or 30%+ full operations when on-site quality must also be delegated.
After you share the property location and desired scope, we confirm eligibility and additional costs before designing the plan.