Rent out your field.
On your terms.

Earn from idle land

That field just sits there between seasons. Turn the quiet days into a steady, low-effort income stream.

You stay in control

Approve or decline every request, like Airbnb. Block out the days you want peace and only open up when it suits you.

No stress, we handle everything

Bookings, secure payments and visitor details are all managed for you. You just say yes or no.

No agents, no middlemen

You manage it privately and keep what you earn. No estate agents, no long contracts, no hassle.

List your field for free

Add your field with a few photos, a rough size and the days you might open up. Takes under 10 minutes, and you can list as many fields or plots as you like.

Approve who visits

Requests come to you. Accept or decline each one, so you decide who comes onto your land and when. Every visitor is identity-checked.

Get paid

Payment is handled securely and lands with you after each visit. No invoicing, no chasing, no admin.

Illustrative estimate only, not a guarantee. Day rates reflect the platform's typical range (around £15 for basic land up to £95 per visitor for history-rich sites), with visitor numbers scaled to field size. You set your own rate and choose your own days, and actual earnings depend on demand, location and how often you open up.

To keep everyone safe, every landowner does a single £5 identity verification. It's a one-off, however many fields you list. You don't pay or verify now. You only complete it later, when you accept your first booking.

A landowner story

From empty between events to fully booked

Steve has 15.7 acres in the South East. For years it hosted the odd festival, then sat empty the rest of the time. When he listed it on FieldFinders, he started opening up the quiet days to small groups of paying visitors, 10 to 20 a day, each paying between £10 and £100.

He now averages around £300 a day and hosts the occasional larger group event. Best of all, he still blocks out festival dates and any day he simply wants the place to himself, and the calendar is entirely his.

Illustrative example of what's possible with larger acreage. Earnings vary by field and how often you open it up.

The biggest factor is your land’s history, alongside its size and how often you open it up. As an illustrative example, basic ground with no known history might earn around £100 to £200 a day, while land with documented Roman or Anglo-Saxon activity can command up to £1,000 a day. Opened regularly, that can work out to roughly £2,000 to £10,000+ a month. These are example figures, not a guarantee. You set your own rate and choose your own days.