3-Month Rent
City-centre boutique hotels, 78% average occupancy
10%a month · 30% over the term
- Rental term
- 90 days
- Amount
- ₱500–₱50,000
- Daily on ₱10,000
- ≈₱144.44
- Total back on ₱10,000
- ₱13,000.00
Hotel rentals · PHP
Rent a working hotel. Get paid every day.
You rent a share of a hotel that is already taking bookings. It earns you 10%–15% of it a month, paid every day together with part of your rent back, and the balance is yours to claim whenever you want it.
Rentals run for a fixed term. Your rented amount comes back to you when the term ends.
See the numbers
Explore a hotel rental in pesos.
Choose a hotel tier and amount to see the published daily rate and an illustrative payout over the rental term.
Review the rental terms before you rent a hotel.
₱500₱50,000
- Paid every day12% a month
- ≈₱95.56
- Earnings over 180 days
- ₱7,200.00
- Total back to you
- ₱17,200.00
Each day pays that day's earnings plus part of your ₱10,000, so it is all back by day 180. Claim your balance any day you like.
24hotels under management
3hotel tiers to choose from
9,310people renting
Three steps, and the third one repeats.
- 1
Rent a hotel
Pick a 3, 6 or 9-month package, choose your amount, and the rental starts the same day. Every rental is matched to a specific hotel in the portfolio.
- 2
Earn every day
The hotel keeps taking bookings. Your share earns 10%–15% a month, depending on the package, and every day pays that day's earnings plus part of your rent back.
- 3
Claim when you want
Your balance is claimable any day. Withdraw it, or put it into another hotel. By the last day of the term the whole rented amount is back with you.
Every package, with the rate written on it.
Longer packages pay a higher monthly rate. Every day pays that day's earnings plus part of your rent, so everything is back by the last day.
Hotel images are illustrative.
6-Month Rent
Four-star resort hotels with steady leisure bookings
12%a month · 72% over the term
- Rental term
- 180 days
- Amount
- ₱500–₱50,000
- Daily on ₱10,000
- ≈₱95.56
- Total back on ₱10,000
- ₱17,200.00
9-Month Rent
Flagship properties with corporate booking contracts
15%a month · 135% over the term
- Rental term
- 270 days
- Amount
- ₱500–₱50,000
- Daily on ₱10,000
- ≈₱87.04
- Total back on ₱10,000
- ₱23,500.00
Invite people, and their rentals pay you too — seven levels deep.
Everyone gets a referral code the day they join. When someone rents a hotel using yours, 10% of the rental amount is added to your balance straight away, split evenly across the seven levels above them — so it still reaches you even if they were invited by someone you invited.
10%commission pool per rental
7levels deep
1.43%paid at every level
A friend renting ₱1,000.00 on your code splits ₱100.00 in commission seven ways — about ₱14.29 landing at every level above them, you included.
Where the daily payout comes from
Hotels in the portfolio are already operating and already booked. Livowise takes on each hotel's running costs and pays rental holders a fixed share of its nightly rate. The payout is a slice of trading revenue, not a return on a traded asset.
What happens if occupancy drops
Daily rates are set below the floor a property has held for the last twelve months, and a reserve covers shortfalls month to month. If a property falls below the floor for a full quarter, new rentals on it close and existing terms are honoured to the end.
Questions people ask first
Something not covered here? Write to hello@livowise.com and a person answers.
Do I get my money back at the end?
Yes. The amount you rent with comes back in full over the term: each day pays that day's earnings plus an equal part of it, so by the last day all of it is back. Everything is yours to claim as it lands.
Can I take my balance out every day?
You can claim any day. Claims move the balance to your wallet immediately; withdrawals to a bank or crypto address are processed within 24 hours on working days.
Can I end a rental early?
You can close a rental before the term ends and get the amount back, minus the daily payouts already claimed on it. There is no other penalty.
What does my referral network actually pay?
Commission is paid on the rental amount, once, split evenly across the 7 levels above whoever rents: 10% of the rental amount in total, about 1.43% at each level. It does not reduce what they earn.
What do I need to open an account?
A name, an email, and a phone number. Identity verification is asked for before your first withdrawal, not at sign-up.