One rule, and everything else follows from it.
Nobody lists on Norvik until one of us has slept a night in the house. That is the expensive part, and it is why the rest of this is short.
Three steps, no surprises.
Search a town, not a map pin
Pick where and when, and how many of you. Norvik lists nine towns, so the results are a shortlist rather than a wall — every home in them has been slept in by somebody here.
Read the write-up, which is honest
The copy on every listing was written the morning after our night in it. If a room is dark, it says so. If the fridge is loud, it says that too.
Book at the price on the card
Cleaning, service and tax are already inside the figure you see. Nothing is added between the listing and the payment, and you have 48 hours to change your mind for free.
Three steps, and we do the hard one.
Tell us about the place
A few details and some photographs from your phone. No listing fee, and no contract at this point.
We come and sleep in it
One night, at our cost. We take the photographs in the light the rooms actually get and write the description from notes taken while the kettle boiled.
It goes up, and you get paid
You keep the calendar and the house rules. We take 3% of each booking from the payout, and you are paid 24 hours after check-in.
What a night in the house tells us.
A daytime walkthrough tells you what a room looks like. It tells you nothing about the heating at three in the morning, the fridge that cycles next to the bed, or the light a north-facing room gets on a Monday.
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