Revenue Disclaimer & Reporting Basis

Last updated: 24 July 2026.

Published by THHELPER MANAGEMENT GROUP SDN. BHD. (SSM Registration No.: 202301049119 (1543033-A)), trading as The Homestay Helper.

Revenue-sharing model

The Homestay Helper operates on a 70/30 revenue-sharing model based on net distributable revenue:

Gross booking revenue − direct property operating expenses = net distributable revenue. The owner receives 70% and The Homestay Helper retains 30%. There is no separate fixed monthly management fee.

No distributable revenue means no management revenue share. However, property-level operating expenses such as utilities, internet, maintenance or other recurring property costs may still apply during low- or zero-revenue months.

Renovation, furnishing, photography, one-off repairs and replacements are quoted separately based on the property's condition and are not deducted from the standard operating expense line.

Illustrative examples on development pages

Some location and building pages display worked examples that apply an assumed 15% direct-expense ratio purely for illustration. Actual direct operating expenses are billed at cost from the property's own bookings and vary by unit.

Case studies

Case studies on the homepage refer to named managed properties. Figures are 12-month averages over the stated reporting period. Anonymised monthly statements are available on request during a property assessment.

Testimonials

Testimonials are drawn from real owners and are anonymised on this website (initials plus property type only). Verified reviews with full names are available on our Google Business Profile.

No guarantee of future results

Airbnb performance depends on property condition, location, seasonality, pricing, guest reviews and market conditions. Past performance does not guarantee future results. A property-specific projection is provided after a site visit.