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HostReady tracks the permit, tax, and license rules for every property you manage and tells you the day something changes, before it costs you. No more checking city websites or finding out from a fine.
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Free, 30-second results. 150,000+ verified permits.
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What we watch for you
Whether an STR permit is required, what it costs, and when it must be renewed.
Lodging and sales tax rates, filing frequency, and who collects what.
Where short-term rentals are allowed, primary-residence rules, and density caps.
How aggressively a city enforces, and the penalties for getting it wrong.
New ordinances, council agendas, and fee changes, caught before they take effect.
Every expiration date across your portfolio, so nothing lapses quietly.
How it works
Search a single property or connect your PMS. We resolve the jurisdiction and pull the rules that actually apply.
Eligibility, risk level, financial exposure, and a step-by-step checklist with a direct link to every government form.
We watch the government pages and market news for every market you're in, every day, so you never have to check yourself.
Not just another checklist
Most tools hand you a generic checklist and hope. We confirm each fact against the source the city actually checks, then keep watching after you sign in.
Or let Autopilot file it all for youEach rule points back to the exact government page it came from, with a timestamp, so you can check our work in one click.
Where a city's permit database allows it, we check your license against the city's own records rather than taking your word for it.
When a rule, fee, or deadline changes, you get an alert with the source and what to do, before it costs you.
Generate proof you're operating legally for property managers, city inspectors, or listing platforms.
In the last 180 days we recorded a rule change in 28 of 86 markets where a HostReady customer owns property, 32.6% of them. Not the markets we track. The markets people actually operate in.
These are changes we detected, so treat them as a floor rather than a count of everything that happened. That is the point: nobody can read every council agenda, which is why monitoring is $8.25/month, billed annually instead of a thing you remember to do.
Checking where a property stands today is free. Being told when it changes is $8.25/month, billed annually, with a 14-day free trial.