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Airbnb Revenue Management Ballarat
VictoriaMore bookings at better rates in Ballarat.
Ballarat is a weekend and school-holiday market with no single long peak: revenue moves month to month, with the best results in July, March and September and a busy Friday and Saturday every week. WTP prices every night by demand, while the owner keeps running the property and their own accounts.
- One listingPricing and listing done for you$150 a month first 3 monthsThen $250 a month, GST incl. Daily pricing, listing fixes, check-ins and monthly results.See the full price
- More listingsCheaper for every extra listing$200 each listings 2–10Then $100 each for 11–20, $75 each for 21–50 and $40 each for 51+. GST incl.Work out your fee
- The Ballarat marketPriced from live data$167 a night 44% occupancyAbout $26,786 per listing over 12 months across 712 Ballarat short stays.See the Ballarat numbers
In Ballarat we offer
Airbnb revenue management in Ballarat
What an Airbnb earns in Ballarat
Quick answer
What does an Airbnb earn in Ballarat?
A typical short stay within 10 km of Ballarat earned $167 a night at 44% occupancy over the last 12 months, or about $26,800 in revenue per listing for the year. July was the best month at $2,787 per listing and November the weakest at $1,857. By bedroom count, a 1-bedroom averaged $116 a night, a 2-bedroom $149 and a 3-bedroom $181. These are market estimates from IntelliHost Market Data, not booking records.
- Listings tracked
- 712
- Average nightly rate
- $167
- Occupancy
- 44%
- Revenue per listing, 12 months
- $26,786
What you get
The part of hosting that decides how much you earn
You keep doing the day-to-day. We handle the pricing and the listing, using live market data.
- Dynamic pricing set up properly
Base rates, seasons, weekends, events and last-minute rules set up in your own pricing software.
- Prices checked against the market
Your rates compared with similar homes nearby, so you’re never too cheap or too dear.
- Listing optimisation
Title, photo order, description, amenities and settings improved to win more clicks and bookings.
- Discounts and stay rules
Weekly and monthly discounts and gap nights tuned to fill the calendar.
- Regular check-ins
Meetings to go through results, guest feedback and what to change next.
- Monthly results
A clear report on what we changed, why, and what it did to your bookings.
Who does what: what we run, and what stays with you
We run, remotely
- Nightly pricing
Daily rate updates for season, events, lead time and gaps, with minimum and maximum prices you approve.
- Listing optimisation
Titles, photo order, descriptions and amenities written for the guests who book your area.
- Channels
Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo connected through one system, so the calendar is never double booked.
- Reviews and reporting
Review responses, monthly results and a plain-English plan for next month.
You keep
- Your accounts
Your Airbnb, Booking.com and bank accounts stay in your name.
- Guests on arrival
Check-in, keys and anything the guest needs on the ground.
- Cleaning and maintenance
Your cleaners and tradespeople, working from the shared booking calendar.
- Local registration
Any registration, permit and local tax filings.
How we set your Airbnb prices
Airbnb pricing, explained
How we set your Airbnb prices
Good Airbnb pricing isn’t one number. It’s a price for every night, set by how many guests want that date, plus the rules around it. This is the Airbnb pricing strategy we run for every revenue management client, in PriceLabs, in your name.
- 1Start from what guests really pay
We compare your home with similar homes nearby on the full guest total for a real 2-night stay, cleaning included, not just the nightly rate. That sets your base price and the minimum price your nights won’t drop below.
- 2Price every night by demand
Weekends, school holidays, public holidays and local events go up; quiet mid-week nights are priced to fill. Prices move every day as dates get closer and bookings come in. That’s dynamic pricing.
- 3Set stay rules that match how guests book
Most guests book Friday to Sunday, so minimum stays, gap-night and last-minute rules are set to fill the calendar without leaving single nights nobody can book.
- 4Check, explain, adjust
The same prices go to Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo through your channel manager. We compare the results with homes nearby, change what isn’t working and explain every change in your live revenue portal.
Airbnb Smart Pricing or PriceLabs on its own will move your prices, but how well it works depends on its settings. A revenue manager decides those settings and checks them against the market. Want the detail? Read how to set your Airbnb base rate, setting a minimum price by market percentile and how Airbnb decides which listings show first, or estimate what your home could earn.
Who we help: sound familiar?
Who we help
Sound familiar?
- Your calendar has gaps between the busy weekends
We tune mid-week prices, minimum stays and gap-night rules so the quiet nights fill too, not just peak season.
- Your peak nights sell out months ahead
That usually means they’re too cheap. We lift prices where demand is strong and let them settle as the date gets closer.
- Your prices haven’t changed since you set them
Ours change every day from live market data, local events and school holidays, and every change comes with the reason.
- You’re relying on Airbnb’s Smart Pricing
We run PriceLabs in your name with your own minimum price, seasons and events, and send the same prices to Booking.com and Vrbo.
- Your listing is buried in search
Title, photo order, description and amenities are rewritten from your listing’s own search, click and booking data, then checked again.
- You don’t have time to watch the market
We do it every day. You keep running the home your way, and see every booking and price in your live revenue portal.
Rather hand over everything? See full Airbnb management.
You stay in charge
Yours to keep
You stay in charge
- Your accounts
Your listings, booking system and pricing software stay in your name.
- Your decisions
We suggest and explain each change. You stay in charge of your home.
- Your team
Keep your own cleaners, family or team running the day-to-day.
- Clear reasons
Every change comes with why we made it and what we expect it to do.
How it starts: four steps, all online
- 1Earnings estimate
Enter your address and see what homes like yours around Ballarat earn. Free.
- 2Connect
You give us access to your channels. Your accounts stay yours.
- 3Set up
Pricing rules, listing rewrite and channel settings, agreed with you first.
- 4Run
Daily pricing, a monthly report, and a review call whenever you want one.
Free tools: quick answers before you call
Free tools
Quick answers before you call
- What could my home earn?A free Airbnb income estimate from real listings near you. About 1 minute, emailed to you.Estimate my income
- What would I pay you?Pick how many listings you have and see your monthly fee straight away.Work out my fee
- Want us to run it all?Full management from 12.5% down to 3% of what it earns. Not ready yet? Our Renovation tier is $200 a month.See full management
The price
Revenue management fees in Ballarat
Monthly, per listing. The more listings, the less each one costs. All fees include GST.
How many listings do you want us to price?
Monthly fee for 1 listing. The first listing costs the most and each extra listing costs less. Prices include GST. Pricing software (about US$20 a month) and a channel manager (about US$55 a month, if you don’t have one) are paid separately, in your name.
The intro offer saves you $300 in your first 3 months.
Every tier, per listing
Current offer: your first 3 months are $150 a month for one listing and $125 a month each for listings 2–10, then the normal price above. All prices include GST.
Paid separately, in your name
- Pricing software, about US$20 a month
- Channel manager, about US$55 a month, if you don’t already have one
- Guests, cleaning and maintenance stay with you
Work out your own number
Put in how many listings you have and see your monthly fee.
Open the fee calculatorWant it all done? Full management is $340 a month for the first 3 months, then a percentage of what your home earns.
Is your Ballarat home earning what it should? Get the free estimate
Enter the address and see what similar holiday homes around Ballarat earn in a year, then compare it with what yours made.
- Yearly gross estimate from homes like yours nearby
- Nightly rate and occupancy month by month
- Where the gap comes from rate, occupancy or both
The Ballarat year
Every month books differently, so every night is priced differently
What short stays within 10 km of Ballarat earned over the last 12 months, by month, bedroom count and day of the week.
How many bedrooms? Pick one or more
All 712 Ballarat listings, every size: $167 a night · 44% occupancy · $73 per available night · $26,786 per listing a year · booked 29 days ahead (median).
Source: IntelliHost Market Data, 712 short-stay listings within 10 km of Ballarat, computed 13 October 2026. Market estimates, not booking records. Figures in AUD.
Each month against the 12-month averagefollows your pick
See every bedroom count in one table
| Size | Revenue, 12 months | Nightly rate | Occupancy | Per available night | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 bedrooms | — | — | — | — | 0 |
| 8 bedrooms | — | — | — | — | 0 |
| 7 bedrooms | — | — | — | — | 0 |
| 6 bedrooms | — | — | — | — | 0 |
| 5 bedrooms | $37,817 | $263 | 39% | $102 | 17 |
| 4 bedrooms | $30,514 | $234 | 35% | $83 | 117 |
| 3 bedrooms | $27,503 | $181 | 41% | $75 | 200 |
| 2 bedrooms | $25,670 | $149 | 47% | $70 | 173 |
| 1 bedroom | $21,096 | $116 | 49% | $57 | 148 |
| Studio | $14,545 | $81 | 48% | $39 | 47 |
Grey rows: fewer than 10 listings, so no figures are reported.
Asking rate by day of the week
Forward asking rates across all Ballarat listings (not split by bedroom count).
Who books in Ballarat3 guest groups
Families on a weekend getaway
Families with young children wanting a comfortable base close to Ballarat's attractions and parks for a short break.
- Roomy bedrooms with comfortable beds and good linen
- A well-equipped kitchen and dining area for family meals
- A secure, fenced backyard for kids and pets
Often missing: Heating, Dryer, Washer, Free parking on premises
Couples and solo travellers on a getaway
Couples and solo travellers after a stylish, private place for a romantic or personal break, with quality furnishings, local character and cafes and restaurants nearby.
- A stylish, thoughtfully decorated interior
- Quality bedding, comfortable beds and good bathroom products
- A walk to cafes, restaurants, bars and wine venues
Often missing: Heating, Wine glasses, Hot water kettle, TV
Work trips and longer stays
Solo professionals, remote workers and visitors staying several weeks who need a fully working home with everything provided and a quiet place to work or live.
- A complete kitchen with cooking basics, a dishwasher and all utensils
- A washer and dryer for laundry over several weeks
- Reliable wifi and a place to work
Often missing: Dishwasher, Dryer, Cooking basics, Washer
From guest reviews in the IntelliHost market report.
Ballarat short-stay rules
Ballarat short-stay rules at a glance
You keep the registration and any approval in your name. We price within the nights your home is allowed to take. Checked against official sources on 26 July 2026.
See all VIC short-stay rules: 10 topics
Requirements for Airbnb in Ballarat
The current state, council and property checks, with official sources. Tap a topic to open it.
01Owner checksOwnership, finance, insurance and authority to operate
- Confirm ownership, finance, insurance and authority to operate the property as short-term accommodation.
02VIC state requirementsVIC rules with official sources
- Victorian short-stay levy and property approval checks.
- State requirements apply in addition to council rules and property-specific approvals.
- Detailed registration, planning, operating-limit, longer-booking and levy requirements are set out in sections 03, 04, 06, 07 and 08 below.
Wealth Through Property can help owners understand and comply with the applicable state requirements and keep the property compliance checklist aligned when those requirements change.
Official sources: State Revenue Office Victoria — Understanding the short stay levy · Planning Victoria — Get a planning report · Fire Rescue Victoria — Smoke alarms
Last verified: 26 July 2026
03Registration, listing number and renewalInitial registration, advertising number, fees, expiry and renewal process
- The current central VIC sources do not establish an NSW- or WA-style statewide STRA property listing-number register.
- A council licence, development approval, platform requirement or other property-specific registration can still apply.
- Do not display an invented state Property ID or listing number.
Wealth Through Property can help confirm whether any council, planning or property-specific registration applies and maintain the records required by that actual process. We will not imply that a statewide listing-number scheme exists where it does not.
Official sources: Planning Victoria — Get a planning report
Last verified: 26 July 2026
04Approval and lawful-use confirmationWhat the verified evidence says and what must be confirmed for the exact propertyDepends on the property and model
- Planning, owners-corporation, fire-safety, insurance and property-specific requirements still apply separately.
- Use the exact address, lawful use and proposed hosted or non-hosted model to identify the applicable planning pathway.
- Obtain any required development, planning, building or local approval before operating outside an exemption or permitted pathway.
- The responsible authority decides whether an application is required and whether approval is granted.
Wealth Through Property can liaise with Ballarat Council and relevant planning professionals, help confirm the planning pathway and coordinate the documents required for an application. Ballarat Council remains responsible for deciding whether approval is required and whether it is granted.
Official sources: Planning Victoria — Get a planning report
Last verified: 26 July 2026
05Council requirementsLocal-government variation across Ballarat
- Ballarat Council is the responsible local authority for this service-area page. The council-specific points below apply in addition to state and property requirements.
- Confirm the exact address, proposed hosted or non-hosted use and existing consent history with Ballarat Council.
- Obtain every planning, building, local-law or other approval required for the proposed operating model before commencing.
- Follow all property-specific conditions for guests, noise, parking, waste, safety, complaints and local management.
Wealth Through Property can liaise with Ballarat Council on the owner’s behalf, help confirm the planning pathway for the property, coordinate the information required by council and help prepare the property for compliant operation. Where an approval is required, we can assist with council communication and the approval process. Council remains responsible for deciding whether approval is required and whether it is granted.
Verification status and checked dates are shown for each section on this page
06Hosted or unhosted night limitsOperating caps for the hosted or unhosted model
- Apply any stated hosted or non-hosted limit, counted-night rule or approval threshold to the correct operating model.
- Where the central rule record does not state a separate general statewide annual cap, do not transfer a limit from another jurisdiction.
- A development approval, local rule, strata rule, lease or other property-specific condition can still restrict operating nights.
Wealth Through Property can help confirm property-specific planning and approval conditions, communicate with council where required and monitor any limits imposed through an approval. We will not imply that a statewide night cap or registration period exists where it does not.
Official sources: Planning Victoria — Get a planning report
Last verified: 26 July 2026
07Minimum-stay and longer-booking rulesMinimum nights, maximum stays and longer-booking exclusions
- Apply any stated minimum-stay, maximum-stay or longer-booking exclusion to the correct property and booking.
- Where the central rule record does not state a separate general minimum-stay or longer-booking rule, do not transfer one from another jurisdiction.
- A development approval, local rule, strata rule, lease or booking agreement can still impose stay-length conditions.
Wealth Through Property can introduce compliant longer-stay and mid-term strategies and correctly record any qualifying longer-booking exclusion.
Official sources: State Revenue Office Victoria — Understanding the short stay levy · Planning Victoria — Get a planning report
Last verified: 26 July 2026
08Government short-stay tax or levySeparate state levy, rate, liable party and stay-length exclusions
- Victoria’s short-stay levy applies to eligible stays of less than 28 consecutive days, excluding the checkout day.
- The levy is 7.5% of the total booking fee for an eligible stay.
- A booking platform pays the levy for eligible platform bookings.
- An owner or tenant accepting eligible direct bookings must register, lodge and pay the levy.
- A stay in a person’s principal place of residence can be exempt where the statutory conditions are met.
- A separately occupied dwelling, including a separately occupied granny flat, can still be liable even when it is on principal-place-of-residence land.
- Returns are annual when total booking fees are $75,000 or less and quarterly when total booking fees exceed $75,000.
Wealth Through Property can explain the applicable state levy and help maintain the booking and reporting records required for registration, lodgement and payment.
Official sources: State Revenue Office Victoria — Understanding the short stay levy · Review the Victorian short-stay levy
Last verified: 26 July 2026
09Property-specific approvalsStrata, tenancy, insurer and address-specific checks
- Check strata, community-title or owners-corporation rules and every applicable by-law.
- Check the lease, lender, insurer, consent history, building classification and any property-specific approval.
- Resolve every required consent or approval before advertising or accepting bookings.
Wealth Through Property can help review strata or community-title rules, lease conditions, lender and insurer requirements, consent history and other property-specific approvals before operation.
Official sources: State Revenue Office Victoria — Understanding the short stay levy · Planning Victoria — Get a planning report · Fire Rescue Victoria — Smoke alarms
No separate checked date is asserted for this property-specific checklist
10Council fees, charges and rating impactsApplication, licence, inspection, rates and infrastructure chargesNo separate STR fee located
- Check current council application, licence, inspection, rates and infrastructure charges for the exact property.
- The amount and payment point can depend on the application pathway, use, valuation and approval conditions.
- Ordinary council rates and property-specific charges can apply even when no separate STRA operating fee is published.
Wealth Through Property can identify applicable council application, licence, inspection, rates or infrastructure charges and help the owner understand when each amount is payable.
No separate checked date is asserted for this property-specific checklist
Included for every client · the live revenue portal
Your property’s performance, live
Real-time bookings, earnings and prices, and how you compare with homes nearby.
See a real client’s portalSee how the portal works
Every client gets our live revenue portal: real-time bookings, earnings and prices, and how you compare with homes nearby. It learns from every pricing change we make, so your pricing gets better the longer you’re with us.
Areas we service
Revenue management areas we service in Ballarat
See all 5 Ballarat council areas we servicewith search
- Ballarat City61 areasAreas include Addington, Alfredton, Ascot, Bakery Hill, Bald Hills, Ballarat Central, Ballarat East, Ballarat North
View council guide
+ 53 more
Black Hill, Blowhard, Bonshaw, Bo Peep (part), Brown Hill, Buninyong (part), Bunkers Hill, Burrumbeet (part), Canadian, Cardigan, Cardigan Village, Chapel Flat, Coghills Creek, Creswick (part), Delacombe, Durham Lead (part), Ercildoune (part), Eureka, Glendaruel, Glendonald, Glen Park (part), Golden Point, Gong Gong, Invermay, Invermay Park, Lake Gardens, Lake Wendouree, Learmonth, Lucas, Magpie, Miners Rest, Mitchell Park, Mount Bolton, Mount Clear, Mount Helen, Mount Pleasant, Mount Rowan, Nerrina, Newington, Redan, Scotchmans Lead, Scotsburn (part), Sebastopol, Smythes Creek (part), Soldiers Hill, Sulky (part), Tourello, Warrenheip (part), Waubra (part), Weatherboard, Wendouree, Windermere, Winter Valley. - Central Goldfields Shire48 areasAreas include Adelaide Lead, Alma, Amherst, Archdale (part), Archdale Junction (part), Bealiba (part), Bet Bet, Betley
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+ 40 more
Bowenvale, Bromley, Bung Bong (part), Campbelltown (part), Caralulup, Carisbrook (part), Cotswold, Craigie, Daisy Hill, Dunach (part), Dunluce, Dunolly (part), Eddington (part), Emu (part), Flagstaff, Glengower (part), Golden Point, Goldsborough, Havelock, Inkerman (part), Joyces Creek (part), Lillicur (part), Majorca, Maryborough, Moliagul (part), Moolort (part), Moonlight Flat, Mount Cameron, Mount Glasgow, Mount Hooghly, Natte Yallock (part), Rathscar (part), Red Lion, Simson, Stony Creek (part), Strathlea (part), Talbot, Timor, Timor West, Wareek (part). - Hepburn Shire73 areasAreas include Allendale, Basalt, Blampied, Broomfield, Bullarto, Bullarto South (part), Cabbage Tree, Campbelltown (part)
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+ 65 more
Clunes, Clydesdale, Coomoora, Creswick (part), Creswick North, Daylesford, Dean, Denver (part), Drummond (part), Drummond North (part), Dry Diggings, Dunach (part), Eganstown, Elevated Plains, Evansford (part), Fern Hill (part), Franklinford (part), Glengower (part), Glenlyon, Guildford (part), Hepburn, Hepburn Springs, Kingston, Kooroocheang, Korweinguboora (part), Langdons Hill, Lawrence, Leonards Hill, Little Hampton, Lyonville, Malmsbury (part), Mollongghip (part), Mount Beckworth, Mount Franklin, Mount Prospect, Musk, Musk Vale, Newbury, Newlyn, Newlyn North, North Blackwood, Porcupine Ridge, Rocklyn, Sailors Falls, Sailors Hill, Shepherds Flat, Smeaton, Smokeytown, Spring Hill (part), Springmount, Stony Creek (part), Strangways (part), Sulky (part), Taradale (part), Tarilta (part), Trentham (part), Trentham East (part), Tylden (part), Tylden South, Ullina, Wattle Flat (part), Waubra (part), Werona (part), Wheatsheaf, Yandoit. - Moorabool Shire63 areasAreas include Bacchus Marsh, Ballan, Balliang (part), Balliang East, Barkstead, Barrys Reef, Beremboke, Blackwood
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+ 55 more
Blakeville, Bolwarrah, Bullarook, Bullarto South (part), Bunding, Bungal, Bungaree, Buninyong (part), Cargerie, Clarendon, Claretown, Clarkes Hill, Coimadai, Colbrook, Dales Creek, Darley, Dunnstown, Durham Lead (part), Elaine, Fiskville, Glenmore, Glen Park (part), Gordon, Greendale, Grenville (part), Hopetoun Park, Ingliston, Korobeit, Korweinguboora (part), Lal Lal, Leigh Creek, Lerderderg, Long Forest, Maddingley, Merrimu, Millbrook, Mollongghip (part), Morrisons (part), Mount Doran, Mount Egerton, Mount Wallace, Myrniong, Navigators, Parwan (part), Pentland Hills, Pootilla, Rowsley, Scotsburn (part), Spargo Creek, Springbank, Trentham (part), Wallace, Warrenheip (part), Wattle Flat (part), Yendon. - Pyrenees Shire66 areasAreas include Amphitheatre, Avoca, Barkly (part), Beaufort, Bo Peep (part), Brewster, Buangor (part), Bung Bong (part)
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+ 58 more
Burnbank, Burrumbeet (part), Carngham, Carranballac (part), Chepstowe, Chute, Cross Roads, Crowlands (part), Elmhurst (part), Ercildoune (part), Evansford (part), Eversley (part), Frenchmans, Glenbrae, Glenlofty, Glenlogie (part), Glenpatrick, Hillcrest, Homebush, Lake Goldsmith, Lake Wongan, Lamplough, Landsborough, Landsborough West (part), Langi Kal Kal, Lexton, Lillicur (part), Linton (part), Main Lead, Mena Park, Middle Creek (part), Moonambel, Mount Emu, Mount Lonarch, Natte Yallock (part), Navarre (part), Nerring, Nowhere Creek, Percydale, Pittong (part), Raglan, Rathscar (part), Rathscar West, Redbank (part), Shays Flat (part), Skipton (part), Smythesdale (part), Snake Valley, Stockyard Hill, Stoneleigh (part), Streatham (part), Tanwood, Trawalla, Wareek (part), Warrenmang, Waterloo, Wattle Creek (part), Waubra (part).
Nothing in the list above matches. Pricing and estimates work for any address, so get in touch.
Pricing is done online, so we can work with a holiday home anywhere nearby. The earnings estimate works for any address.
Common questions
Airbnb revenue management in Ballarat: questions owners ask
What is Airbnb revenue management?
Setting the right price for every night, and the right minimum stay, so the home earns the most over the year rather than just filling dates. It also covers the listing content and channels that decide how many guests see the price.
How does WTP price an Airbnb in Ballarat?
Every month, and every night within it, is priced on its own demand: school holidays, events, weekends and the quiet weeks in between, never a few flat seasons. Prices are reviewed every day against what similar homes nearby are booking for.
Do I keep control of my Airbnb account?
Yes. Your listings and accounts stay in your name, and you approve the minimum and maximum prices we work within.
Can Wealth Through Property fully manage my home in Ballarat?
Yes. If you would rather hand everything over, our full Airbnb management service covers Ballarat.
How much can an Airbnb earn in Ballarat?
A typical short stay within 10 km of Ballarat earned $167 a night at 44% occupancy over the last 12 months. Your own home will differ with its size, position and how it is priced, which is what revenue management works on.
Does pricing change for Sovereign Hill, the Begonia Festival and the Ballarat Cup?
Yes. Each night is priced on its own demand, so Sovereign Hill school holiday crowds, the Begonia Festival, the Ballarat Cup, the Winter Festival and long weekends are priced higher, and quiet midweek nights are priced to fill.
Do you cover Buninyong, Creswick, Daylesford and Clunes?
Yes. We work with hosts across Ballarat and the surrounding goldfields towns, including Buninyong, Creswick, Daylesford, Clunes and Smythesdale.
How do I get started with revenue management in Ballarat?
Sign up online, share your listing, and we set your pricing rules and minimum stays for you to approve. You keep your Airbnb account in your name.
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What does revenue management cost?
Revenue management starts at A$250 for your first listing, per listing, per month, including GST, with lower rates for each additional listing.
How much does Airbnb revenue management cost in Ballarat?
Your first listing is $150 a month for the first 3 months, then $250 a month. Listings 2 to 10 are $200 each a month, 11 to 20 are $100 each, 21 to 50 are $75 each and 51 or more are $40 each. All prices include GST. Pricing software (about US$20 a month) and a channel manager (about US$55 a month, if you don’t have one) are paid separately, in your name.
Revenue management in VIC4 areas
Sources used for this page
Sources used for this page
- State Revenue Office Victoria — Understanding the short stay levy
- Planning Victoria — Get a planning report
- Fire Rescue Victoria — Smoke alarms
- Review the Victorian short-stay levy
- IntelliHost Market Data (market estimates, computed 13 October 2026)
Last reviewed 13 October 2026 (market data); rules checked 26 July 2026. Rules, fees and interpretations can change. Confirm the exact property with the relevant authority before advertising or accepting bookings.
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