Owner's statement
September 2026
Ana Reyes · four doors · demo estateMoney in, door by doorlanded
Spent against your doorsreceipt on file
Money in
Spent
Net for the month
For property owners and landlords
Five doors. Three apps. One shoebox of receipts.
Long-let in one place, Airbnb in another, contracts in a chat thread and the receipts in a drawer. Premises puts every door you own in one book — and under five properties it is free, for as long as the Free plan is offered.
free under five doors / nothing to install / works on your phone
Everything in one book
Everything in one book — and what you get for nothing.
Everything in one book
One place, not three apps.
- Rent raised and chased without you
- Airbnb earnings landed month by month
- Contracts issued, sent and signed online
- Every receipt photographed, never lost
- One export at year end for your accountant
What you get for nothing
All of it, under five.
- Every section — money, gate, support, contracts
- Unlimited tenants and unlimited staff logins
- The tenant portal, and notices
- Airbnb reports and long-let together
- Your books export on any day
- No card taken, ever
How many doors?
Count yours.
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3 doorsFree
Under five properties it is free, for as long as the Free plan is offered. No card.
The paper, on the platform
Net earnings per door, and what was spent against them.
The doors you host on Airbnb and the doors you let on a contract stop living in two different worlds at tax time. One profit and loss across all of it.
— a real screen, not a drawing: the owner's paper, read only0:00 / 0:19
What owning a few doors is actually like
The four things that eat your evenings.
Rent that chases itself
Set the rent, the day and the tenant. It raises itself every month, goes out by email, and turns overdue on its own when it is late.
- Repeating invoices per door
- Utilities, parking and water on the same bill
- Reminders sent without you
- A tenant portal that answers ‘did it go through?’
Short-let and long-let, one book
The doors you host on Airbnb and the doors you let on a contract stop living in two different worlds at tax time.
- Airbnb reports landed month by month
- Net earnings per door
- Cleaning and turnover recorded
- One profit and loss across all of it
Contracts, signed and filed
Issue the contract from the platform, send it, and let the tenant sign it on their phone. It is filed against the door the moment it is signed.
- Templates you set once
- Signed online, no printing
- Renewal and expiry warnings
- Filed where you will find it in two years
The shoebox, solved
Photograph the receipt when you pay for it. It lands against the right property, with the picture attached, and it is there at year end.
- Photograph at the counter
- Attached to the door it belongs to
- Expenses categorised as you go
- One clean export for your accountant
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Put every door you own in one book.
Free under five properties for as long as the Free plan is offered, and free for six months above it. Nothing to install, no card, and your books leave with you on any day you ask.
no card / every module on / free under five doors