Gather Refundable Damage Deposits Effortlessly

Automatically collect vacation rental damage deposits for each booking.

665,000 Paid in Damages | GDPR-Compliant | Formerly known as Superhog Available Globally

Make vacation rental deposit collection a part of the booking journey

Automate

Save time with automation

No need to go and gather a cash Damage Deposit after a check-in.

Choose

Set your own deposit amount

You decide the amount of the deposit and who deals with the damage expenses.

Relax

Delegate incident resolution

De-stress your hosting experience and leave your damages with our specialists.

“Truvi gives us an early look at someone who might not be fully honest and allows us to keep the calendars open for real guests.”

Ben Earley
CEO of HOLT

Basic Damage Deposit

Get the highest level of protection at no cost to your business.

  • Hands-off” damage deposit experience.
  • You set the damage deposit amount.
  • We charge the guest 2% of the total damage deposit amount and a small operational fee.
  • You are protected up to the deposit amount you set up.
  • Truvi leads the incident resolution process for you and charges the cost of damage up to the deposit price to the guest and pay out the cost to you.
  • Requires a guest journey.

Add Guest Screening to the mix

Ease your mind with quick Guest Screening and Guest Verification.

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Frequently asked questions

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We take a non-refundable admin fee for deposit handling from your guest.

If no damage is caused during their stay, by default we will release your guest’s deposit 10 days after checkout.

Yes, you do. Our Damage Deposit works best when combined with our Guest Screening or ID Verification.

The principal difference between damage waivers and deposits is that a damage waiver is a smaller, one-time, non-refundable fee; whereas, a damage deposit is a larger fee paid upfront and then remitted to the guest after check-out. Check out our damage waiver vs damage deposits article for a more in-depth comparison.