Security Deposits, Damage Waiver, and Fees

Safety Deposits

Hold Card

Enso Connect will place a hold that lasts up to 30 days on the guest’s card 2 days before check-in. You will have until 7 days after the check-out date to collect the deposit, after which it will be automatically cancelled. If the hold expires before 7 days after checkout date, Enso Connect will re-place the hold on the guest’s card.

Charge Card

Enso Connect will charge the card automatically and refund the guest within 7 days after check-out, unless the funds have been collected.

Damage Waiver

This is like self-insurance. While we do charge a 7% fee paid by the guest, the damage waiver fee is deposited straight into your Stripe account; just like an upsell. Damage waivers are a great way to save up some money for a rainy day!

Pet Fee

Charge a fee for those furry friends. Whether it’s per pet, or a flat fee – this is a great way to compensate for additional cleaning work that might have to get done.

Custom Fees

Create your own mandatory fee that guests will have to pay.

Resort Fee or Local Tax

Comply with local rules and charge any resort fee or local taxes.

Manage currency and price settings

Change the currency and price settings for properties individually, or in bulk. Whether it’s a per night fee, a flat fee, or a per pet per night – you name it we have it!

Add conditions

Use If This Then That logic, to configure and tailor each fee based on your own rules. Security deposits, Fees, and Damage Waivers happen at the verification stage of the guest journey.

Make it clear to guests

Explain with what this fee is about to avoid any confusion or friction. Configure with images, text, videos, and more!

Did you know that 85% of guests will choose the non-refundable damage waiver because of the sticker shock of a security deposit?

Let your guests choose between a non-refundable damage waiver or a safety deposit.

While the damage waiver may not cover the full damages caused by a single guest; collecting enough of these means you will end up with on average 18 times more funds to cover for damages than with a security deposit.