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Nick answers the phone. Every guest, every time.

Founder-operated short-term rental management in Big Sky, Bozeman, Ennis, and Belgrade. Superhost on every listing. Flat 25%, all-in.

Nick Elisseos in a wide-brimmed hat, smiling and holding his blue heeler in both arms, on open grassland under a clear sky.

If you cannot get your manager on the phone, you already know why you are reading this.

You hired a national operator because you wanted good management for your property. You got a ticket number and a call center that takes four days to fix a broken dishwasher.

The guests notice. The reviews show it. The payout shows it.

I built Snowy Peaks for owners who are finished with that.

The switch is easy. Give notice to your current operator, and I do the rest. There is no onboarding fee. Your listing is live and ready for guests within two weeks. You can cancel the agreement at any time, so you are never locked in with me either.

$30,000net to the owner. One winter.

Yellowtail is a 4-bedroom home in Meadow Village, Big Sky, directly on the Big Sky Resort golf course, which Arnold Palmer designed. Lone Peak view, private sauna, Nordic ski access from the back door.

In its first winter season with Snowy Peaks, that is what it paid its owner, after commission and cleaning fees.

Read the full Yellowtail story →

The Yellowtail house in summer: two storeys clad in weathered barn wood with red-painted window trim, a red front door and a three-bay garage, with pines and mown lawn along the driveway.

How Snowy Peaks is different from a national operator.

  • I handle every guest.

    I respond to every message, call, and issue myself, across ten properties. You do not get an account manager who learned your property from a Google Doc.

  • Flat 25%. All-in.

    You pay one number: no layered fees, no marketing surcharges, and no line items for tasks that are part of a manager's job.

  • Superhost on every listing.

    Airbnb removes Superhost status when you are slow to respond or get low review scores. I never lost it on any listing.

  • Algorithm-informed. Human-decided.

    Wheelhouse gives me the market data. I make the pricing decisions, because the algorithm does not know when Big Sky Resort announces a new lift.

No call centers. No outsourcing.

Ten Montana short-term rentals, one manager, one phone number.

I manage ten properties across Big Sky, Bozeman, Ennis, and Belgrade. Every listing is Superhost-rated. Portfolio revenue grew 40% from year one to year two. One person runs the operation, so pricing and guest experience stay consistent across every listing.

  • 6Big Sky properties
  • 1Bozeman property
  • 1Ennis property
  • 2Belgrade properties

How it works for owners →

Who is Nick?

Nick Elisseos learned the short-term rental business at two of the largest operators in Big Sky before he started Snowy Peaks. Before that, he spent ten years in global marketing and stayed in 55 Airbnbs around the world. He knows what guests actually want because he was that guest.

When he left the big operators, several owners chose to continue working with him directly. Those relationships are still the foundation of Snowy Peaks today.

Bozeman-based, Superhost on every stay, and still the one who answers the phone.

Nick's full story →

See what your property can earn in Big Sky, Bozeman, Ennis, or Belgrade.

Call me directly, or send a short note. It comes directly to me, with no intake form and no callback queue.

Call Nick — (406) 201-9149