TL;DR: Hosts on Radius are the supply side of the marketplace — they list furnished accommodations for stays of 30+ nights. Hosts range from corporate housing companies with their own inventory to independent property managers to individual landlords renting a single unit. All Hosts go through the same onboarding and listing process.

Who this is for: 👤 Guest 👥 Booker 🏠 Host

On Radius, a Host is anyone who lists a furnished accommodation for midterm stays. The platform is built for 30+ night bookings, and the Hosts who list on it reflect that focus — they're experienced operators who understand longer-term guests and the workflows that come with them.

Hosts fall into three broad categories:

These are companies that own or lease furnished inventory specifically for midterm and extended stays. They typically operate multiple units across one or more markets and have dedicated staff managing turnovers, guest communication, and maintenance.

On Radius, corporate housing companies list their direct inventory — the same units they may also offer through direct sales channels. Radius gives them access to demand from insurance housing companies, corporate relocation teams, healthcare staffing agencies, and direct guests without the back-and-forth of email-based quoting.

Property managers operate furnished accommodations on behalf of property owners. They handle everything from listing and pricing to guest communication and maintenance — the owner provides the property, and the manager runs the day-to-day.

Property managers on Radius range from boutique operators managing a handful of units to larger firms with portfolios across multiple cities. Many also manage listings on other platforms and use Radius's calendar sync integrations (Hospitable, OwnerRez, Guesty, Hostaway, or iCal) to keep availability in sync.

Radius is also open to landlords — both individuals who own one or two furnished units and institutional owners with larger portfolios. What matters is that the accommodation is furnished, available for 30+ night stays, and meets Radius's listing requirements.

Individual landlords often list a single property — a furnished condo, a guest house, or a second home they make available between personal use. Institutional landlords may own dozens of units and operate more like a corporate housing company, but without the full-service management layer.

Regardless of category, every Host on Radius:

🏠 Host: If you're considering listing on Radius, see How to list your property on Radius for the step-by-step onboarding walkthrough.

Hosts on Radius receive bookings from three midterm verticals:

Direct guests — individuals booking 30+ night stays on their own — also use the platform.

Insurance housing bookings have unique requirements — including a calendar blocking period and structured extension workflows. Hosts control whether their listings appear in insurance housing searches through the Insurance Housing Availability setting on each listing. See How to extend a stay for details on how insurance extensions work.

Do I need to be a licensed property manager to list on Radius?

No. Individual landlords, institutional owners, property managers, and corporate housing companies can all list on Radius. You need legal authority to list the property (ownership, a lease that permits subletting, or written authorization from the owner) and the accommodation must be furnished and available for stays of 30 or more nights.

Can I list on Radius and other platforms at the same time?

Yes. Many Hosts list on multiple platforms. Radius integrates with Hospitable, OwnerRez, Guesty, and Hostaway for two-way calendar sync, and supports iCal feeds from platforms like Airbnb to keep availability in sync across channels.

What does Radius charge Hosts?

Radius charges a flat 8% booking fee, deducted from each payout. There are no listing fees, subscription fees, or sign-up costs. See How does the booking fee work? for details.

What types of properties can I list?

Radius supports four property types: apartments, houses, condos, and townhouses. All listings must be entire-home (private rooms are not currently supported) and furnished — ready for a guest to move in on day one.

Click the chat icon at the bottom-right of any page on help.bookradius.com, then click Contact Radius Support under "Create a ticket." Full walkthrough in How do I contact Radius?