Pricing after the 60-day free trial for one listing

Discounts for multiple listings  

Why a credit card is required for a free trial

How will I know when my free trial expires?

Do you charge my credit automatically after the free trial?

Pricing after the 60-day free trial for one listing

*All prices are in US Dollars and the annual fees are paid in full at the time of purchase.

Discounts for multiple listings

*All prices are in US Dollars and the annual fees are paid in full at the time of purchase. Prices are quoted per property.

Why a credit card is required for a free trial

• Your credit card is used for authentication and verification purposes only.
• You will not be billed until your 60-day free trial ends.
• You will be sent a reminder email 7 days prior to the end of your free trial.
• Your account will remain active if you choose to advertise after the free trial.
• You can cancel your account online at anytime  – no need to contact us directly. 

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How will I know when my free trial expires?

1. We send an email reminder 7 days prior to the end of your free trial.
2. You can check your first billing date in your account at any time.

Quick Tip! You will get an email once your property is live on FlipKey. This marks the beginning of your 60-day free trial.  We recommend marking your calendar 60-days from when your listing is approved on FlipKey so you know exactly when your trial expires.

Do you charge my credit automatically after the free trial?

We automatically bill your credit card to ensure that your account remains active after the free trial period.

Your credit card will automatically opt into to monthly subscription if no changes (upgrade or cancellation) are made to the account.  The monthly subscription provides you with an extended opportunity to test the program with no long-term obligation.  You will not be billed until your 60-day free trial ends and you can cancel anytime. Since you can check your first billing date in your account, the first charge will never be unexpected.