You style short-term rentals so they photograph like somewhere worth booking — then clear them so the home is left guest-ready. $50/hour, paid weekly, about three hours on site. No photography experience needed.
Short-term rental styling is its own craft. You're not staging a house to sell — you're making a listing look like a place someone wants to spend a weekend. Empty chairs and bare tables make even a beautiful property feel flat.
You arrive about an hour after the photographer. He opens indoors and works outward, so your scenes are freshly set when the camera reaches them — fruit still fresh, ice still solid.
Drag the slider to set how many hours a week you'd want. Every hour on site pays $50.
Estimate only, not a promise of volume. What you actually earn depends on how many shoots get booked in your part of the Valley. Projection assumes about 50 working weeks a year at $50/hour, and roughly three hours per property. Supplies for each job are reimbursed on top of your hours.
That matters more than anything else on this list. A towel rolled versus draped changes the whole frame.
A recent Scottsdale property. Every one of those scenes was set by hand before the camera came out — and cleared again before we left.
One coverage area, seven metros. Tell us where you're based and we'll route jobs near you.
Short-term rental and Airbnb styling across the Valley. Most properties sit in the East Valley and North Scottsdale, but we book Valley-wide.
About three minutes. We reply to every application within five business days. Any styling background counts — staging, interiors, retail display, events, hospitality.
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