Turno: pricing, plans and fit.

A focused option for organizing turnover work, cleaner communication and checklists.

HostMetrio editorial project · Checked November 4, 2026 · Based on public documentation, not hands-on testing

When Turno is worth checking

Worth a look: Hosts whose main bottleneck is preparing the property between reservations.

Skip it if: You need a booking website or a replacement for a full channel manager.

Check the exact plan and confirm the workflow with your own authorized test before paying.

$0 subscription for one propertyPublic price, checked Nov 4, 2026

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Monthly cost by listing count

Monthly USD base subscription for Turno. Starting prices labeled; quotes never shown as zero. Taxes, add-ons and processing excluded.
Software	1 listing	2 listings	3 listings	5 listings
Turno	$0Free (1 property)	$20Own-team subscription	$30Own-team subscription	$50Own-team subscription

One task to verify

Trace one changed checkout through the cleaning schedule

Turno documents schedule views for cleaning projects. Your subscription, cleaner invoice and applicable fees are separate parts of the decision.

What to try: In an authorized test, move a checkout and verify who sees the change, who acknowledges it and who checks the property before the next arrival.

Without a new subscription: Use a shared calendar, a named owner and a cleaner confirmation step. Compare the same checklist and service scope when asking for quotes.

Vendor documentation · Checked Nov 4, 2026 · No HostMetrio account test

Read Turno’s workflow documentation

What the documentation supports

Turnover scheduling

Calendar-based scheduling is advertised

DocumentedSource

Checklists

Photo-guided cleaning documentation is advertised

DocumentedSource

Cleaner marketplace

Available; local supply and service cost must be checked

DocumentedSource

Booking website

Not evaluated as a website or channel-management tool

Not checkedSource

Questions to settle before you subscribe

Use these original acceptance prompts in your own authorized trial. They describe work to verify, not tests HostMetrio performed.

Who actually supplies the clean?

Ask for evidence: Check local availability, equivalent scope, timing, backup and payment charges.

Until then: Keep a named existing cleaner and a shared readiness checklist.

How is an incomplete clean escalated?

Ask for evidence: Agree task acceptance, photo scope, issue owner and escalation cutoff.

Until then: A host confirms final readiness before arrival.

Which subscription condition applies?

Ask for evidence: Distinguish one property, Marketplace-only and outside teammates across multiple properties.

Until then: Keep labor and platform/payment charges separate from the subscription.

Use the full cost worksheet

What we did and didn’t check

We read the official plan documentation linked here. We have not tested sync reliability, message accuracy, customer support, devices or production bookings. Advertised capability is evidence of a vendor’s description, not proof of its performance.

Confirm your exact plan, region, channels, property count, required add-ons and billing period. A subscription that looks inexpensive can still leave out the task you need. The manual option remains a valid alternative if your current workflow is reliable.