How Much Does KazaKlub Cost?

The question comes up in almost every FAQ the team receives: is KazaKlub free? Paid? Both at once? The answer fits in one sentence, but it's worth spelling out, because the model doesn't look like any traditional rental platform.

The Free Plan: What It Already Lets You Do

The Explorer plan costs nothing, with no time limit. It gives access to the core of the concept: creating a profile, adding your own Kazas, joining or creating a Klub, and accessing the Kazas of that Klub's members. Messaging between members and community participation are included.

The free plan's limit isn't functional, it's numerical: a single Klub, created or joined. For someone who just wants to try the concept with a circle of close ones — a family, a group of friends — the free offer is often more than enough, and there's no obligation to move to a paid plan to keep using it long-term.

The Two Paid Plans: Who They're For

Two tiers exist beyond the free plan, both available monthly or annually (the annual rate works out cheaper per month):

• Easy Traveler — €4.90/month, or €49/year (i.e., €4.08/month). It lifts the single-Klub limit: up to 10 Klubs, created or joined. It also opens access to every Kaza on the network, not just those in Klubs already joined, as well as to premium partnerships and direct contact with all members.
• Globetrotter — €9.90/month, or €99/year (i.e., €8.25/month). It includes everything in Easy Traveler and removes the Klub limit (unlimited), highlights your profile and Kazas in results, speeds up visibility of requests sent, and gives access to priority support.

The difference between the two paid plans, then, has less to do with the number of features than with intensity of use: Easy Traveler suits those who belong to several circles without endlessly multiplying them; Globetrotter is for those who want a broad presence on the network and enhanced visibility.

What Never Costs Anything, Whatever the Plan

This is the point most often misunderstood, because it breaks from rental platforms: there is no per-night price anywhere on KazaKlub, at any subscription level. The subscription pays for access to the network and its features, not for the stays themselves. When fixed costs (electricity, heating, water) are shared between the lender and the guest, it's the owners who set them and discuss them directly — never a commission taken by KazaKlub on each stay.

In other words: once the subscription is paid (or not, on the Explorer plan), the number of stays you take or host changes nothing about the bill.

Monthly or Annual: What You Actually Save

The gap between the two billing rhythms is proportionally identical across both paid plans: the annual rate costs the equivalent of 10 months out of 12, which brings the effective monthly price down from €4.90 to €4.08 for Easy Traveler, and from €9.90 to €8.25 for Globetrotter. The gap mainly makes sense for those certain they'll stay subscribed for more than a year; if in doubt, the monthly plan carries no commitment and can be adjusted at any time.

Who Each Plan Makes Sense For

There's no "default" plan to recommend: the choice mainly depends on how many circles you plan to join or create, and how much importance you place on being seen first by other members of the network. Many accounts start on Explorer, long enough to test the concept with a first Klub, before moving to a paid plan if the need to join other circles arises.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pricing

Can you use KazaKlub for free permanently? Yes, the Explorer plan has no end date or limited trial period. It remains available for as long as a single Klub is enough.

Does the price change based on how many Kazas you add? No. The price depends solely on the chosen plan, never on the number of homes added to your profile.

Can you switch plans mid-subscription? Yes, you can switch from one plan to another, or go back to the free plan, from your subscription management settings.

Are there hidden fees when booking a stay? No. Apart from the subscription itself, no commission is taken on stays. The only amounts that might change hands are the fixed costs each owner chooses to show on their Kaza, to be settled directly between members.