FOR OWNERS

HOW MANY WEEKS COVER YOUR SITE FEES?

Put in your site fee and running costs, and your weekly price. The calculator shows how many weeks of letting cover them. With Static Stays you keep every penny guests pay, for £79 a year.

SITE FEES CALCULATOR

HOW MANY WEEKS COVER YOUR COSTS?

Use your own figures. Nothing you type here leaves your device.

Site fee (pitch fee) a year (£)

Business rates or council tax a year (£)

Insurance a year (£)

Gas, electricity and water a year (£)

Anything else a year (£)

Your average weekly price (£)

Your yearly costs -

Weeks to cover them -

Weeks to cover them and your £79 listing -

The starting figures are only an example: put in your own. A rough guide. It leaves out cleaning, laundry and changeover costs, and assumes you keep every penny of the weekly price, as you do with Static Stays.

MAKING THE WEEKS COUNT

Price the weeks, not the year. Summer holidays, half terms and bank holidays carry the year. Our pricing guide
Fill the gaps with short breaks. Three and four night stays in spring and autumn add up.
Keep your diary up to date. Guests enquire more when they can see a week is free.
Check your park allows letting. Your licence agreement says whether you can let privately, and on what terms. Letting on the big park groups

MOVING FROM ANOTHER SITE?

Paste the address of your listing there and we bring your photos and description across.

MOVE MY LISTING

STARTING FRESH?

£79 a year. No commission, ever. About ten minutes on your phone.

LIST MY HOLIDAY HOME

QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK

Is the site fee the same as the pitch fee?

Yes. Parks call the yearly charge for your pitch a site fee or a pitch fee. It is set by your park and usually goes up each year.

Do I pay commission on Static Stays?

No. Static Stays is £79 a year with no commission, so every week you let counts in full towards your costs.