Founding Partner programme

Help build the fair alternative for holiday rentals.

Founding Partners introduce BookNoFees to their local host community, help great hosts get started and shape the platform with direct feedback.

A limited, selective programme for people with a strong local network and a long-term perspective.

250maximum Founding Partner positions
100qualifying active hosts for final status
12months of attribution with consent

Your role

Local trust, practical support, honest feedback.

The programme is built around useful work in a real market — not around mass promotion.

01

Build awareness

Explain BookNoFees clearly and responsibly to hosts in your region or network.

02

Introduce suitable hosts

Connect established and promising holiday-rental hosts with the platform.

03

Support onboarding

Help new hosts understand the first steps without taking control of their accounts.

04

Improve the product

Share recurring questions and market-specific feedback directly with BookNoFees.

Who we are looking for

Credibility matters more than reach alone.

A good partner understands hosts, communicates transparently and protects the trust behind the BookNoFees name.

  • A verifiable connection to holiday rentals, tourism or a relevant local community.
  • A professional public presence and clear, respectful communication.
  • No misleading promises, pressure selling or unsolicited mass messaging.
  • A willingness to learn the platform and pass feedback back to the team.

Official documents

Read the full strategy before applying.

Download the official BookNoFees Founding Partner strategy in English, German, Spanish, Italian or Turkish.

Application

Tell us about your market and network.

We review applications personally. A short, concrete answer is more helpful than a sales pitch.

  1. Read the strategy and check whether the role fits you.
  2. Send the form with your market, public profile and relevant experience.
  3. We contact suitable applicants directly for the next conversation.
Protected against automated submissions and limited to three applications per hour.