No platform should tax your rent.

I've been a nomad since 2017. Every time I booked a place for a few months, a platform skimmed around 20% off the top: hundreds of euros a month, for a company I never once spoke to. That never felt like a service to me. It felt like a toll on movement.

And the best mid-term deals were never on the big platforms anyway. They're off-market: with owners, and with the local agents who actually sit on the inventory. So I built nBases to gather them in one place, then get out of the way.

I don't stand between you and your rent, and I don't take a cut of it. You find a place, you get a direct line to whoever's renting it, and you sort the rest yourself, like two adults. Off-market, mid-term, commission-free.

Better for you, the nomad

• Off-market places you won't find on Airbnb.
• The price you see is the real price. No platform markup, no commission.
• A real conversation before you commit to living somewhere for months.

Fair for hosts & agents

• Owner, agent or property manager: if you have real mid-term inventory, you list it, free.
• No commission, no payout hold, no chargebacks. You close and get paid directly.
• You reach nomads who actually stay for months, not weekends.

That's the whole idea. Off-market, direct, mid-term. The way renting a home for a while should have stayed.