Run your STR like a real business.
The operators who actually know their margins use Turno to manage their cleaning team and DeductFlow to track every hour you work and every dollar you spend.
Both come through the links on this page. Free 14-day trial before any of it, and no card to start.
What Turno does for a short-term rental host
Turno, formerly TurnoverBnB, is the scheduling, verification and payment layer for vacation rental turnovers. It connects to your booking calendar and takes the turnover from there.
Running the schedule
- Cleaning projects created automatically from your Airbnb, Vrbo and PMS calendars
- Same-day flips and early checkouts pushed to your cleaner without a text from you
- Your own cleaner, a team, or a Marketplace pro, on the same schedule
- Inventory tracking for towels, toiletries and supplies, with low-stock alerts
Proving the work
- Customisable photo checklists completed from inside the unit
- Problem reports with images when something is broken or missing
- In-app chat, so the thread is not buried in your personal messages
- Automatic secure payment released when the job is marked done
Support is live around the clock, and the app runs in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish, which matters if your cleaning team does not work in English.
What Turno costs
Most single-property hosts pay nothing. The subscription only applies when you are coordinating your own outside cleaners across more than one property.
| Your situation | Subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| One property on Turno | $0 | Waived |
| All cleans booked through the Turno Marketplace | $0 | Waived |
| Connected through an integrated PMS partner | $0 | Waived |
| Your own cleaner, more than one property, paid annually | $72/yr | Per property |
| Your own cleaner, more than one property, paid monthly | $8/mo | Per property |
Every plan opens with a free 14-day trial and no card. Hosts who start from this page take 25% off if they end up on a paid plan. Pricing belongs to Turno and can change, so confirm it on their site before you subscribe.
Where Turno stops and DeductFlow starts
The split is clean. Turno owns everything up to the moment your cleaner is paid. We own everything after it, because knowing roughly what you pay is not the same as having it on paper, per property, per date.
The operation
- Auto-creates a cleaning project for every booking, across every platform you list on
- Finds vetted local cleaners in their Marketplace when you need one, tomorrow
- Photo checklists and problem reports from inside the unit
- Pays your cleaner automatically when the job is done
- Backup cleaner coverage when yours cancels the morning of a same-day flip
The record
- Every cleaning payment on the record with its date, property and receipt attached
- Cost per turnover and per property, so you know what a stay actually costs you
- Supplies from the fourth Home Depot run land in the same ledger
- Mileage to and from the property, at the correct split 2026 rates
- Cleaner and contractor hours logged next to your own, which is the comparison that counts when you are tracking participation
- One CPA-ready package in April instead of a shoebox and a prayer
What a year of cleaning actually costs.
A single property, 80 turnovers a year. You already know roughly what the cleans run you. The question in April is whether the rest of the category is written down next to them.
| Line | A year of it | |
|---|---|---|
| Cleans, 80 turnovers at $120 | $9,600 | Deductible |
| Supplies restocked on the way in | $1,400 | Deductible |
| Laundry service for peak weeks | $900 | Deductible |
| Miles driven checking the work | $740 | Deductible |
| The cleaning category, in one line | $12,640 |
Illustrative figures for a typical single-property host. Your numbers are your numbers, which is rather the point of keeping them.
Is Turno worth it if you already have a cleaner?
This is the question most hosts actually have, and the honest answer is that the Marketplace is the smallest part of the product.
If you have a cleaner you trust, you are not looking for a new one. What you are doing is sending the same message every week, remembering which nights are back to back, chasing photos when a guest complains, and paying by whatever app that person prefers. Turno takes all four off your plate and leaves your cleaner exactly where they are. They get the schedule automatically, work the checklist on their phone, and get paid when the job closes.
The Marketplace then sits behind that as insurance. On the morning your cleaner is sick and you have a 4pm check-in, you are booking a vetted backup instead of cancelling on a guest. For a single-property host that whole arrangement is free, which makes the decision mostly about whether you want the scheduling off your plate.
Turno compared to the alternatives
Four ways hosts handle turnovers, and what each one actually gives you.
Texts and a payment app
Free, and it works until it does not. No schedule that updates itself, no photo record when a guest disputes the state of the unit, and a payment history that reads as a list of first names. Fine for one property and one very reliable person.
The task tool inside your PMS
Hospitable, Guesty and OwnerRez can all notify a cleaner when a booking lands. What they generally do not do is pay that cleaner, verify the work with photos, or find you a replacement at 7am. Turno integrates with each of them rather than replacing them.
Full property-operations platforms
Tools like Breezeway go deeper on inspections, maintenance and preventative work, and are priced and built for larger portfolios. If you are running dozens of doors with staff, that depth is the point. For one to five properties it is usually more system than the job needs.
Turno
Scheduling, photo verification, automatic payment and a cleaner marketplace in one place, free for a single property or for Marketplace-only hosts. The gap it leaves is the books, which is where DeductFlow picks up.
The Turno Cleaner Guarantee
The reason hosts hesitate on cleaning marketplaces is the horror story. Turno backs Marketplace cleans with their Cleaner Guarantee: if a clean does not meet your standard they credit up to $100 toward the next one, and when a cleaner cancels the morning of there are more than 55,000 turnover pros in the Marketplace and support staffed around the clock. Every job comes with photo proof. The guarantee covers Marketplace cleans in the US.
Turno questions we get most
What does Turno cost?
Do I need Turno to use DeductFlow, or the other way around?
I already have a cleaner I love. Is Turno still useful?
How do Turno payments get into DeductFlow?
What is the Turno Cleaner Guarantee?
Handle the clean. Count the cost. Keep the difference.
Turno takes the 9pm cleaner-scheduling texts off your plate. DeductFlow makes sure the money you spend doing it shows up where it belongs.
25% off your subscription and $50 off your third Marketplace cleaning, through any Turno link on this page.
Disclosure: links to Turno on this page are partner links. DeductFlow earns a commission if you subscribe, at no additional cost to you. Turno is a separate company; trial terms and pricing are theirs.