A property manager or co-host account consolidates every property under one contact, one schedule and one invoice instead of booking each address separately — useful for portfolios spread across the ten service areas Savannah STR Cleaning already covers. Scheduling and billing questions route through the same weekday office line.
A property manager or co-host running listings in more than one town doesn't need a separate vendor relationship for each address — an account with Savannah STR Cleaning puts every property under one contact, one schedule and one invoice.
That matters here specifically: this crew already covers ten service areas, so a portfolio spread across several of them can run through a single account instead of a different local cleaner in each one.
How is an account different from booking one cleaning at a time?
A one-off booking means a new conversation, a new price check and a new invoice every time a listing turns over. An account sets the terms once — how jobs come in, how invoicing works — and every new turnover after that routes through the same arrangement.
That single arrangement is also what makes it simple to add a new address later — a new listing gets folded into the existing account rather than starting the vendor conversation over.
How many properties can one account cover?
Enough to be worth setting up. The practical limit is the ten service areas Savannah STR Cleaning already works across, not a cap on doors within them. A portfolio concentrated in two or three of those areas runs more efficiently than one scattered across all ten — drive time between properties shows up in scheduling, even when it doesn't show up as a separate line on the invoice.
Properties in neighboring areas are simpler to route back-to-back than ones on opposite ends of the coverage map.
Where do scheduling and billing questions go?
Through one contact rather than a different crew lead for each property. It's the same office that keeps standard weekday hours and doesn't run a weekend call center — calendar changes and invoice questions route there regardless of which of the ten areas the property sits in.
It's one relationship to maintain instead of restarting the introduction with a new local vendor every time a portfolio adds a city.
Do you offer volume pricing for multiple properties?
Pricing gets worked out per portfolio in a direct conversation rather than posted as a flat multi-property rate, since drive time between addresses affects the math as much as the number of doors does.
Can I get one invoice instead of paying per job?
Yes — consolidated invoicing is the main reason to set up an account instead of booking each turnover separately.
Do you integrate with property management software?
The account runs off whatever calendar or schedule you send over rather than a specific software integration, which works whether your listings are on Airbnb, VRBO, direct bookings, or a mix.