Seasonal Rental Profitability Calculator
Pricing, net income and tax simulator for a short-term furnished rental
Seasonal Rental Profitability Calculator
This tool helps you build a season-by-season pricing grid, estimate your net income before tax and compare it against the local market to check whether your assumptions are realistic.
Figures are indicative and based on your own assumptions — actual occupancy and market prices vary by location and season. Tax rates shown are simplified estimates; consult an accountant for your actual filing.
This calculator is free and requires no account. Create an account to save your pricing grid and track your actual seasonal income.
Create a free accountStart from a destination profile
Pre-fill typical seasonal rates for your type of destination, then adjust to your property.
Operating Profile & Legal Framework
Your property's legal status determines the rental days allowed and which costs apply.
Property & Destination
Basic profile of the property and its guest capacity.
Seasonal Pricing & Occupancy
Enter days, nightly rate and occupancy rate for each of the 4 pricing periods.
Days
Rate (€)
Occ. (%)
Exceptional
High season
Medium season
Low season
170 rented nights per year
Booking & Management Fees
Costs deducted from each booking or applied to gross revenue.
Fixed Charges
Recurring annual costs of the property.
Target Price & Market Feasibility
Set your desired net income and compare the required nightly rate to the local market.
Exceptional
High season
Medium season
Low season
Legal Form & Taxation
Compare the Micro-BIC and Real tax regimes.
Indicative tax estimate only, based on simplified allowance and rate assumptions — always confirm with an accountant before filing.
Financial summary
170 rented nights · 34 stays/year
Tourist tax collected for the commune: €747
Market feasibility
🟢 +7%Tax regime comparison
Micro-BIC (50%)
€2,572
Tax & social charges: €5,346
Real regime
€4,181
Tax & social charges: €3,737
Based on your inputs, the Real regime leaves you more net cash after tax.
Indicative tax estimate only, based on simplified allowance and rate assumptions — always confirm with an accountant before filing.