Atlia (YC S26) — The AI-native property management company
We manage short-term rental properties by running operations completely autonomously. By replacing costly human coordination with AI agents, we cut traditional management fees in half so Airbnb hosts take home 10% to 20% more revenue with zero effort.
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We manage short-term rental properties by running operations completely autonomously. By replacing costly human coordination with AI agents, we cut traditional management fees in half so Airbnb hosts take home 10% to 20% more revenue with zero effort. This lets us offer the best owner and guest experiences with the lowest management rates in the country.
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Short-Term Rental Property Management for 10% | Atlia
Atlia is a premium full-service property manager for Airbnb and Vrbo short-term rentals. A flat 10% fee covers guests, pricing, turnovers, maintenance, and reporting, end to end.
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Edmond Niu
Founder
Co-founder @ Atlia, enabling properties to be self-managing - continuously learning and improving itself.
Shaan Yadav
Founder
Co-founder at Atlia, creating the modern property management company.
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