About Rentiday
What we do, what we check and what it costs.

How this started
Rentiday did not start out as Rentiday. My name is Zayn. My mother rents out holiday homes in the Ardennes, which gave me a close view of how dependent private owners have become on the large booking platforms.
A website of your own can work well, but the broad searches people start with are dominated by the big platforms. They deliver reach and convenience, and in return they often take a percentage of every booking.
That struck me as odd. An owner does the work, welcomes the guests and carries the responsibility for the property, yet hands over part of the rent on every single booking.
So in March 2026 I started a Belgian site. The idea was simple: build the convenience of a large holiday platform while leaving the bond between guest and owner intact. Holidaymakers find properties in one place, while the owner sets their own prices and stays in direct contact with their guests. No commission per booking, no middleman taking over the guest.
Within a few months, hundreds of holiday homes joined. Not from one large chain, but from owners who do not know each other and run into the same problem. Rentiday grew out of that.
Rentiday builds on that same platform: the same database, the same price calculation and the same people checking every property before it goes live. What is added is the rest of Europe: thirteen languages instead of four, and a search that does not stop at a border.
Booking direct
A holiday home is not an anonymous hotel room. Behind many properties stands an owner who furnished, maintains and lets the place themselves. That is why we do not take them out of the booking. You search and compare here in one place, but you book straight with them. They set the price and remain your point of contact, both for questions beforehand and for whatever happens on site.
No commission per booking
Rentiday does not earn more when you book a more expensive holiday. We charge guests no booking fees and take no percentage of the rent. An owner pays 49 euros per year per property, whether that brings one booking or twenty. So Rentiday earns nothing extra when a stay costs more or is booked more often.
Trust without sidelining the owner
Booking direct has to feel dependable too. That is why a property only goes live once a person has checked it. Owners who want to can also get verified with documents showing they are connected to the property, and then receive the Verified label. If a property is let by a manager or an agency, it does not carry the Direct from owner label. That combines the convenience of a large platform with something often lost there: knowing who you are really booking with.
From Belgium to Europe
What began in March 2026 with one Belgian website now counts 312 holiday homes. Rentiday is built for the next step, across borders. The principle stays the same: the guest finds the home through Rentiday, the owner stays the owner.
Rentiday is a Belgian company. The company details appear at the foot of every page. For any question, the contact page is there.