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Baitly in France

Vacation rental and property management software in France.

Tourist rentals, property managers, guesthouses: sync Airbnb and Booking.com, track the 120-night cap, the tourist tax and police records, and invoice in Factur-X.

What Baitly handles in France

A PMS and channel manager that keep up with French tourist rental rules.

One calendar for all your channels

Airbnb, Booking.com and direct bookings synced in a single schedule.

Rental rules kept

Town hall registration number and a 120-night yearly cap for a main residence.

Tourist tax by municipality

Calculated at the municipality’s rate and kept separate from the stay price.

Foreign guests declared

The police record for foreign guests is prepared at arrival.

Payments and invoices

Payments through Stripe in euros and Factur-X e-invoicing.

Baitly is in pre-launch. Check with us which scope is available for your property during the demo.

Tourist rental rules in France

Registration, 90 to 120 days, change of use, micro-BIC, tourist tax: our articles detail each rule, with official texts.

Declare the property and retain its registration number

Article L324-1-1 provides for prior registration. Keep the receipt, identify whether the property is your main home, and update changed information. The operator’s registration service is distinct from the platforms’ API.

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Track the main-home annual rental cap

The standard cap is 120 days per calendar year. A municipality may lower it to 90 days. Track all channels and respond to a municipal request for the day count within one month.

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Prepare change-of-use permission and the EPC

Where change-of-use permission is required, mainland France requires an EPC rated A–E for that permission, then A–D from 1 January 2034. Municipal conditions also apply.

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Check condominium rules and inform the manager

Read the building rules and relevant resolutions. The owner must inform the condominium manager when the property is declared as a tourist rental. Administrative registration does not override condominium rules.

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Use the correct micro-BIC category and tax year

The July 2026 tax code sets €15,000 / 30% for unclassified tourist rentals and €83,600 / 50% for classified rentals. Eligibility also depends on the reference years and other statutory conditions.

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Distinguish LMNP and LMP tax status

Professional status requires both annual household furnished-rental receipts above €23,000 and receipts exceeding the other income categories listed in article 155 IV. One threshold alone is insufficient.

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Apply local tourist-tax rules

Use the municipality’s regime, rate and payment calendar. Under the actual-night regime, minors and other statutory categories are exempt. Reconcile amounts collected by each booking channel.

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Collect police forms for foreign guests

Foreign guests, including EU nationals, complete and sign a police form on arrival. Retain it for six months and send it to the police or gendarmerie only on request.

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Keep official star classification up to date

Official classification is optional, ranges from one to five stars and lasts five years. It requires an accredited or approved assessor’s visit and is distinct from guest reviews.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Baitly suit a property management company?

Yes. Baitly manages several owners, their properties, cleaning and an owner portal to follow revenue.

Do my Airbnb and Booking.com listings stay in place?

Yes. Baitly connects to your existing listings; you keep your reviews and history.

Does Baitly track the 120-night limit?

Yes, for a main residence. The cap depends on your municipality’s decision; our article explains the rule.

Your business, your local rules.

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