How RedWeek Works (High-Level Overview)

RedWeek is designed to connect timeshare owners and travelers through a centralized marketplace. While individual processes vary depending on whether a listing is for rent or sale, the platform follows a consistent high-level flow.

At a high level, RedWeek works by:
• Allowing owners or partners to list timeshares for rent or sale
• Giving travelers the ability to browse and request bookings or purchases
• Facilitating communication, verification, and payments through the platform
• Providing tools and protections to help support transactions

RedWeek’s Role
RedWeek acts as a facilitator. The platform provides the infrastructure that supports listings, communication, payments, and protections, but it does not own the listings or control individual transaction terms.

Owners and partners determine:
• Pricing
• Availability
• Listing details
• Whether to accept inquiries or offers

Renters and buyers decide:
• Which listings to pursue
• Whether to complete a booking or purchase
• Whether a listing meets their needs

Different Processes, One Platform
Renting a vacation week and selling a timeshare ownership follow different processes and policies. Each has its own requirements, protections, and timelines, which are explained in their respective Help Center categories.

This overview is intended to explain how RedWeek functions at a platform level. Detailed steps, policies, and rules are covered in more specific Help Center sections.