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$2.4M in Booked Revenue for Clients: How Revande Counts It
Revande's first-party records report $2,433,858.52 in booked revenue across 37 clients in a snapshot dated August 28, 2026. The earliest service start recorded in that snapshot is February 10, 2026, a maximum observed window of 199 days. The USD total was recomputed on September 16 using September 15 exchange rates. Download the dated aggregate and its measurement notes.
This page explains what that operating record supports. It combines the meter's realized and upcoming revenue categories. It does not establish cleared payouts, profit, or the additional revenue caused by Revande, and it has not been independently audited.
On this page
- The snapshot behind the number
- What booked revenue means here
- How the USD total is calculated
- The dates behind less than a year
- Known gaps and limits
- How to evaluate the evidence
- Choose your next step
The snapshot behind the number
The reviewed dataset contains 37 current meter rows, 37 distinct clients and 37 distinct underlying snapshots. All those snapshots carry the same August 28, 2026 reporting date. The figures below are aggregate amounts from Revande's records, with no client names, individual reservations or account identifiers published. The aggregate record preserves the reporting dates and totals.
| Measure | USD amount |
|---|---|
| Booked revenue total | $2,433,858.52 |
| Realized category in the source meter | $1,718,983.79 |
| Upcoming category in the source meter | $714,874.73 |
The rounded headline is $2.4 million. The two displayed components add to the displayed total. The label realized belongs to the meter; it is not a bank reconciliation or a statement that every payout has cleared.
What booked revenue means here
Booked revenue on this page means the reservation-value totals reported by Revande's lifetime meter. The calculation uses the meter's booked total, realized and upcoming fields. The evidence reviewed for this page consists of aggregate records and their currency conversion, rather than a reservation-by-reservation audit. See the published measurement definition.
The aggregate does not, by itself, establish precisely how every upstream source treats cleaning fees, platform fees, taxes, cancellations, modifications or reservations that cross a client's service-start date. It also does not establish which historical or inactive listings were excluded. Those details require checking the source calculation and underlying records before making a stronger inclusion or exclusion claim.
For that reason, do not use this total as a substitute for a host payout statement or assume that subtracting a standard platform fee will reproduce a bank deposit. When comparing it with another provider's figure, first confirm that the two measures use compatible definitions.
How the USD total is calculated
The records cover seven currencies: AUD, CHF, EUR, GBP, IDR, USD and VND. For each client meter row, divide its local-currency total by the number of currency units per US dollar in Revande's September 15 FX table. The USD rate is one. Add the unrounded converted amounts, then round the aggregate to two decimal places. Repeat that calculation separately for the realized and upcoming categories. The evidence record identifies the FX date and source providers.
In compact form: USD aggregate = round(sum(local-currency meter total / currency units per USD), 2).
Rounding each currency subtotal before adding can produce a one-cent difference. The published totals use aggregate-level rounding. The September 15 conversion revalues an August 28 snapshot; it does not use the exchange rate from each reservation's booking date. A later exchange-rate change could alter the USD headline even if the local-currency booking amounts stayed unchanged.
The dates behind less than a year
February 10 through August 28 spans 199 elapsed days. That is the maximum observed window from the earliest recorded client service start to this snapshot. Clients started on different dates, so 199 days is not every client's tenure. The description less than a year refers to this bounded window. The start, snapshot and recomputation dates are recorded together.
This is a dated measurement, not a live revenue counter. The September 16 recomputation date does not move the underlying snapshot forward. Future reporting should identify its new snapshot, client cohort and FX date so readers can tell whether a change reflects booking activity, portfolio composition or currency conversion.
Known gaps and limits
Three client meter rows have a partial-source status. The aggregate also reports 164 reservations with missing booked-date flags. These observations limit what can be inferred about completeness and timing. No amount is imputed for a missing field on this page, and no claim is made that the uncertainty only understates the total. The downloadable record retains both limitations.
The headline does not establish incremental uplift, average client gains or a typical result. It does not provide occupancy, nightly-rate or profitability outcomes for a comparable before-and-after cohort. No individual client case study or third-party performance audit is presented here.
How to evaluate the evidence
Use this operating record as one part of evaluating Revande. To assess suitability for your property, ask how the proposed service addresses your actual pricing or listing-management needs and how results will be reported.
Before comparing revenue claims, check the reporting period, client and listing population, reservation-value definition, cancellation treatment, currency basis and data gaps. For a property-level performance comparison, also account for available nights, owner blocks, seasonality and changes to the property. An aggregate milestone cannot answer those property-specific questions on its own.
Choose your next step
Revande's service comparison explains Performance and Maestro. Performance covers managed daily pricing and monitoring; Maestro adds done-for-you listing optimization and proactive handling. Review the current plan inclusions and prices.
If the service fits your needs, start with up to 10 listings or book a strategy call for a larger portfolio. Sean Rakidzich founded Revande, so this is first-party service information and company evidence. The Rakidzich revenue-management guide provides the broader decision framework.
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