Top 3 Vacation Rental Software Companies $100M+ Revenue (November 2026)

Denver, Colorado, United States

Evolve is reimagining the vacation rental experience with our modern approach to property management and guest experiences. Our passionate team adds next-level care to all that we do — from helping owners reach their financial goals and giving guests stress-free stays, to supporting our fellow Evolver teammates in their careers and beyond. To us, hospitality goes beyond fluffy towels and turn-down service. It means treating every interaction with empathy and inclusion, creating a support system that is ready to help however and whenever we can, and empowering everyone we work with to embody our values. With tens of thousands of properties across North America — and with a hybrid workforce that collaborates between our Denver headquarters and cross-country coworkers — we’re changing the landscape of the vacation rental industry. We’re always looking for the next guests, owners, and Evolvers to keep us moving forward. Ready to find your home at Evolve? To view current opportunities, click the Jobs tab in our profile.

Munich, Germany

Holidu is building the search engine for vacation rentals.

Covina, United States

Guesty is a cloud-based SaaS platform founded in December 2013 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, that provides an all-in-one property management solution for short-term rental operators. The platform connects property managers to booking channels including Airbnb, Booking.com, and HomeAway, and consolidates more than 20 tools covering task management, guest communications, payment processing, accounting, reporting, and automation into a single dashboard. The company serves over 1,000 property managers who collectively list between 50,000 and 100,000 properties on the platform. Guesty charges a percentage of reservation value, typically 2 to 5 percent depending on company size and number of products used, against a backdrop where property management companies themselves earn roughly 20 percent commissions from property owners on short-term rentals. Guesty raised a $20 million Series B in April 2018, bringing total funding to $25 million across a seed round, a Series A, and the Series B. The company had grown to nearly 200 employees by late 2018 and was planning to open six additional office locations in 2019 across cities including Barcelona, Paris, Rome, and Berlin.