Pricing
Three prices, and that is the whole list. No subscription, no commission, no renewal.
Browsing and messaging
Free
Search without an account. Messaging needs a confirmed account, but costs nothing.
Publishing a listing
10%
Of the first month's rent, minimum $5. Charged once, when you publish.
Mailing an owner
$2.00
Per letter, printed and mailed first class within the US.
What a listing actually costs
| Your monthly rent | One-time listing fee |
|---|---|
| $30 / month | $5 |
| $100 / month | $10 |
| $200 / month | $20 |
| $450 / month | $45 |
| $1,200 / month | $120 |
Changing your price later
If you lower the rent, it is free and takes effect immediately. If you raise it, you owe 10% of the increase — not of the new total — with the same $5 minimum. Going from $200 to $250 costs $5.
Why there is a minimum
Card processing takes roughly 2.9% plus 30¢ of every charge. On a $30/month parking spot, a bare 10% fee would be $3.00, of which the processor takes 39¢. The $5 floor is what keeps small listings from costing us money to support.
Why there is no maximum
A $2,000/month covered slip with a lift owes $200. That is intentional: a premium listing is worth proportionally more to the person listing it, so the fee scales with it.
What you never pay
- No monthly or annual subscription
- No commission on rent — GRBO never touches your money
- No renewal fee. Your listing stays live until you remove it
- No fee to receive or reply to enquiries