23 August 2026

Beylo Mallorca

beylo.app · Mallorca

Economy23 August 2026Palma

The app that turns Mallorca's overtourism into your income

Beylo, a peer-to-peer rental app, is already live in Mallorca and is looking for residents who want to rent out what they've got stored away.

A man carries a paddleboard out of his garage and hands it to a woman standing by a car, in a narrow street of a Mallorcan village.
A tourist picking up a paddleboard from a resident.Illustrative image · Beylo

For years, high season has been something you put up with. This August, something's different: residents get paid too. Beylo, a Mallorcan startup born on the island, lets you rent out whatever is sitting idle in your garage: the paddleboard, the big barbecue, the bikes nobody uses. You set the price, and every week thousands of tourists arrive searching for exactly that.

Beylo is a rental marketplace between neighbours: local people renting out their things to whoever needs them for a few days. It works on iPhone and Android, and in the browser at rent.beylo.app. Listing an item is free and takes a few minutes: a couple of photos, a short description and whatever price you decide.

Think of the board that has spent two summers gathering dust in the storeroom. Or the kayak, the tent, the drill, the pushchair nobody uses any more. In Mallorca, in the middle of August, somebody is looking for exactly that ten minutes from your front door. Until now, that person ended up buying one or renting from a chain. The difference is that now they can pay you instead.

How a rental works

When someone books your item, you get a notification and you decide whether to accept. You agree on the handover wherever suits you both: your doorstep, the beach, wherever. Payment is handled inside the platform, so there are no envelopes, no awkward bank transfers and no chasing anyone. When the rental ends and your things come back, the money is yours.

No fees, no lock-in, no small print. Beylo only takes a small commission when you earn. If your board never gets booked, you pay nothing. If it goes out every weekend in August, the maths takes care of itself.

Overtourism is not something you are going to fix, and neither is this article. But there is a difference between watching it happen and getting something out of it. The stuff is already in the storeroom, the people are already here, and at last the island works for the people who live on it too.

Beylo is on the App Store, on Google Play and in the browser at rent.beylo.app. Free.