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Before hiring a concierge, many owners wonder whether they need one at all, and in what form. These comparisons answer the most common questions, with an official source and a check date for every figure.
Should you manage your Airbnb yourself or hire a concierge?
Self-management vs Concierge service
Checked 14 October 2026
Should you take an Airbnb co-host or a concierge service?
Airbnb co-host vs Concierge service
Checked 14 October 2026
Should a concierge or a real estate agency run your holiday rental?
Service concierge vs Agency or property manager (G card)
Checked 14 October 2026
Rent short-term (Airbnb), on a bail mobilité or on a standard furnished lease?
Furnished tourist rental (Airbnb) vs Bail mobilité vs Standard furnished lease
Checked 14 October 2026
Should you pay your concierge a commission or a flat fee?
Commission (% of revenue) vs Flat fee
Checked 14 October 2026
From official or primary sources: Légifrance for amounts set by law (taken from our legal facts table, re-checked daily), Service Public for paperwork, leases and tax, and the Airbnb Help Center for Airbnb’s own rules. Every page lists its sources with the date they were checked.
There is no official scale, and too few concierge services listed on AirConcierge have stated their commission for us to publish a reliable range. We do not publish figures we cannot source.
AirConcierge is a directory of concierge services, so we benefit when you hire one. Each comparison therefore also says when self-management, a co-host, an agency or a standard lease is the better choice.
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Find a conciergeAirConcierge is a directory of concierge services, so we benefit when you hire one. That is why every comparison also says when another option fits better, and every figure links to its source. General information, not legal or tax advice. Our methodology