What are cleaning turnovers?

Cleaning turnovers are the periods between guest stays when your team resets and prepares the property. Necessary as they are, these gaps often reduce bookable nights and cut into revenue. By adjusting rates around operational blocks and turnover days, you can recover income otherwise lost to availability gaps.
How turnovers impact revenue
Every blocked day for cleaning is a missed chance to earn. To protect the guest experience, many hosts manually block days for turnover, avoid back-to-back bookings, and build in buffer days for cleaner availability — all of which can unintentionally cost revenue if pricing doesn’t account for them.
How Quibble prices around turnovers

Quibble prices each night from its booking probability, using your availability, so the calendar stays profitable even when operations create gaps:
- Adaptive pricing around blocked dates — e.g. if you block Monday for cleaning, Quibble might raise Sunday to encourage a longer stay and lower Tuesday to fill the post-cleaning gap.
- Stay rules and orphan-gap bands: detect the one- and two-night gaps turnover buffers create and price them to book, with minimum-stay rules sized to the gap.
- Multipliers: percentage adjustments for days next to a turnover add to the optimized price as percentage points, so you can nudge the days around a blocked Monday without fixing a rate. If a turnover is delayed or a block is added, update the calendar and the pricing logic reflects it.
- Overrides, as a last resort: if you need a fixed rate for a specific date, an override holds it. Reach for multipliers, stay rules and orphan-gap bands first; they keep the price responding to demand around your operational blocks.
The payoff

Cleaning turnovers are inevitable, and the gaps they create can be priced and covered with stay rules. The leaner your cleaning operations, the fewer manual blocks you need, and the more nights Quibble can price and optimize. Every reclaimed day gets priced on demand, seasonality, and competitive data, so it contributes to your bottom line.