RedWeek rentals generated more than $500 million in cumulative owner payouts through the company’s Verified & Protected booking process by July 2026, RedWeek said. The figure covers completed stays booked through that process, not rentals arranged outside it.

Key Takeaways

  • The milestone measures payouts to owners, rather than revenue earned by RedWeek.
  • Owners pay a 5% success fee on completed rentals, as well as a posting fee and annual membership.

How RedWeek rentals are verified and paid

RedWeek’s Verified & Protected process is part of its Full-Service rental posting for owners who want to rent out unused resort stays. The company confirms reservation details with the resort before money moves, holds the traveler’s payment and releases it after a successful check-in. The payout process begins two business days after check-in.

RedWeek also provides pricing research, creates postings, answers renter questions and manages bookings through payout coordination. Owners set prices and cancellation policies and review and accept booking requests.

Owner earnings and fees

For the 12 months ending in August 2026, the median owner earned more than $3,900 across all completed rentals on RedWeek, the company said. That measure covers rentals across the platform, rather than only the Verified & Protected stays counted in the $500 million milestone.

Results vary by resort, dates, unit type, price and traveler demand, and no posting is guaranteed to rent. The 5% success fee is deducted from the payout only when a rental is completed; a posting fee and annual membership also apply.

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