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How we reviewBy STRStack · Last updated 2026-04-26

Awning Insurance Pricing

Pricing tiers, booking fees, and what is included at each level. This is source-linked pricing, not a promise the vendor page is unchanged. From $40 • No free trial.

At a glance

From $40 • No free trial

Awning is a referral marketplace — the platform itself is free; cost is the underlying carrier premium. Published floors: Obie from $40/mo, Proper from $100/mo. Awning's own affordability bracket says most hosts pay $100–$200/mo for comprehensive STR coverage. Per-reservation managed-property product is a separate $36.72/reservation guest-purchased policy.

Plans and tiers

Obie

From $40/mo

Includes

  • Budget-friendly part-time and full-time host coverage
  • Quote completion in under 5 minutes via Awning estimator integration
Get Obie

Proper

From $100/mo

Includes

  • Airbnb-native integration with flexible coverage
  • Fast underwriting; positioned as the most popular STR carrier
Get Proper

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Custom (high-value properties)

Includes

  • Custom limits up to $2M+ for luxury vacation rentals
  • White-glove claims service
Get Toggle

Hippo

Competitive (bundled)

Includes

  • Combined homeowners + STR coverage under one policy
  • Digital-first claims for part-time rental hosts
Get Hippo

How Awning Insurance charges

Pricing model
Tiered. Plan level unlocks more listings and features.
Free trial
No

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