Same camper. Same cleaning. Fewer, better bookings.

RVYield watches for high-demand events near your hub and tells you, rig by rig, what to charge and how many nights to require. You copy it into Outdoorsy, RVshare or RVezy yourself. We never touch your listings and never ask for your login.

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Four weekends is four cleanings.

Four ordinary weekends: four cleanings, four handovers, four loads of laundry, four rounds of messages, four sets of keys. One event week: one of each. The nights can be similar. The work is not.

That gap is the thing RVYield is built around. We call it Return on Labor, and it is the number your booking dashboard will never show you.

AirVenture week, and the ones you haven't thought about.

Below is the report a host near Oshkosh gets for AirVenture week. It is the real thing, with the exact rate and stay length held back for subscribers. What you can see is the shape of it.

Example · hub near Oshkosh, WI · large travel trailer

EAA AirVenture

26 July – 1 August 2027 · 12 miles from hub

That week $4,000–$6,000

Nightly rate in your report

Minimum stay in your report

Length A full week, not a weekend

AirVenture is the easy one. Every host within a hundred miles knows to raise their price for it. The reports that earn their keep are the other ones — the regional tournament, the three-day trade show, the work crew that books out every motel in a county for a fortnight. Those are the weeks nobody adjusts for, because nobody sees them coming.

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Three steps, and one of them is yours.

Tell us your hub and your rigs. Takes a few minutes. Year, make, model, class, and what you normally charge.
We watch, every week. A digest arrives with what's coming, how far out it is, and what each of your rigs should ask for it — rate and stay length, per rig, not a blanket rule.
You paste it in. Into Outdoorsy, RVshare, RVezy, your own site, wherever you list. It is plain text and it takes a minute. Nothing we run has access to your account, because we never asked for one.

Other tools keep your listings in sync with each other. Useful, and not what this is. RVYield's only job is telling you what the number should be in the first place.

I built this for my own camper first.

I'm Kellen Dorff. I own a 2023 Jayco White Hawk and I've been renting it out of central Wisconsin for years. Long before there was software, I was doing this by hand — watching the event calendar, holding dates I was tempted to fill, pricing the week instead of the weekend.

It worked, and it cost me hours every month that I didn't have. RVYield is that method, written down and automated. I still run it on my own rig, and I still check what it says against what I'd have done.

— Kellen Dorff, owner, Dorff Ventures LLC dba RVYield

Two things RVYield doesn't do.

It doesn't touch your listings. No login, no API key, no permissions. If RVYield vanished tomorrow your calendar would be exactly where you left it.

It doesn't promise you'll earn more. Nobody honestly can — your rig, your market and your photos are doing most of that work. What it does is put the demand in front of you before it's obvious.

Your first payment is refundable in full for fourteen days. One email, no form, no questions.

$39 a month for your first rig. $25 for each one after.

Annual billing is two months free. Cancel from your dashboard whenever you like. First payment refundable in full for fourteen days.

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