Want to rent out your camper, but the running the renting seems daunting?

Every figure includes VAT — it is what you actually pay, not a rate with tax added later. You can move between tiers at any time. Listing works anywhere in Finland; the two managed tiers need us physically on hand, so for now they run in Helsinki, Espoo and Vantaa — ask anyway if you are just outside, we are expanding. Full service works best on rentals of four nights or more; below that the hand-over costs more than it earns, so we would steer you to Managed instead. The agreement runs until further notice, with 60 days' notice on either side.

Paid after every rental

The renter pays us, and we pass on your share within 5–10 banking days of every return — not monthly, not quarterly, and not whenever we get round to it. You get a statement with every payment showing the rental, our commission and what is left, so the arithmetic is never something you have to take on trust.

Payouts go through Stripe, the payment company many rental platforms use. You set it up once — a short sign-up with your ID and bank account, about five minutes — and from then on every payout arrives by itself: a few days after the return we send your share to your Stripe account, and Stripe pays it to your bank. Until the rental is over the money stays with us, so a cancellation or refund before then never comes back to you.

Extras: yours or ours

Every renter can buy the basics — bed linen and towels, final cleaning, toilet emptying, an airport transfer. Each one is provided either by you or by us. Most owners leave them all to us: then we sell them in our own name and keep what they bring in. Provide one yourself and it counts as your rental income, with the same commission as the rent.

Your own kit — a bike rack, a SUP board, camping furniture — can go out with the camper as paid extras; that money is your rental income too. And if you have none, you can let renters of your camper book ours, such as our bikes: what they pay is ours, but it makes your camper the more attractive one to book.

Insurance — read this part

The camper stays insured by you, and you are responsible for that cover. Check your own policy for letting restrictions before anything else: with the policies we hold, renting out roughly half the year is normally allowed without a separate rental policy, but terms differ by insurer and yours may not say the same. We can arrange cover if yours doesn't work.

One exclusion worth knowing before you decide, because it is easy to miss: if an identified renter collects the camper and simply never brings it back, most comprehensive policies — ours included — do not cover it. That is treated as a contractual dispute rather than theft. We reduce the risk the way you would expect (identity and licence checked before hand-over, a signed agreement, a card hold, GPS on the vehicle), but no amount of process removes it entirely, and you should go in knowing that.

For ordinary damage the picture is straightforward: every rental carries a €750 card hold and a €750 excess per incident, renters can buy the excess down to €250, and the camper is photographed at hand-over and at return so what changed is documented in both directions. When a renter buys the excess down, everything they pay for it goes to you, with no commission — you are the one carrying the smaller excess.

Who you're actually dealing with

The service is run by Easy Host Oy (business ID 3288005-7), a Finnish company managing short-stay rentals since 2022. Caravan Helsinki is its camper side — campers we have been renting out since 2020 — and both share the same booking system, the same cleaners and the same people answering the phone.

Bookings handled is the total value of reservations that ran through our system — not our own revenue, which is the commission on it.

We never ask for exclusivity

List your camper with MyCamper, with a local rental firm, on a Facebook group — wherever you like, at the same time as here. We would genuinely rather you did: more places listed means fewer empty weeks, and an empty week earns neither of us anything. No tier requires exclusivity and no contract will ever ask for it.

The one thing that matters if you list in several places is that the calendars stay in step, and we are straight with you about how far we can help. Platforms that publish a calendar feed — Yescapa, Goboony, Camptoo among them — we sync with automatically in both directions. MyCamper does not offer one at all, so nobody can sync with it, us included. What we do instead is tell you the moment a booking lands, with the dates ready to copy, so blocking them there takes seconds rather than being something you discover a week later.

Important to understand