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A timeshare week is the right to use a resort unit for a fixed period every year, usually seven nights. Whoever bought it owns that period: they use the unit, the pools, the spa and the restaurants as an owner, not as a guest. When the owner will not use their week, they can transfer that right to someone else — and that is exactly what you book on QuotasBNB.

Because the owner's week has an expiry date. They already paid for the timeshare and get one period per year; if they do not use it, they lose it — it does not roll over or become credit. Faced with losing the week entirely or recovering part of what they paid, owners list well below the counter rate. The discount comes from the owner's calendar, not from a resort promotion, which is why it usually lands between 40% and 70% off the full nightly rate.

Payment does not go straight to the owner. It is held in escrow on the platform until the owner issues the authorisation and you confirm you received the paperwork. If the documents are not delivered, or the resort does not recognise the transfer, the money is refunded. On top of that, every owner carrying the "verified" badge had their title to the week checked by the QuotasBNB team before the listing went live.

Yes. Transferring the right to use a timeshare week is provided for in the resort contracts and is done through an authorisation issued by the owner. Check-in is registered in the name of whoever is using the week, with the documents in hand. It is the same mechanism an owner would use to lend their week to a relative — the difference is that here the transaction is brokered and the payment is protected.

It depends on the property, the season and how soon the week starts, but the practical benchmark is this: a full week usually costs about what two or three nights would cost at the same resort's counter rate. Every listing on QuotasBNB shows the week price side by side with what the same number of nights would cost booked directly — so the comparison is always like for like, never a full week against a single night.

The right to use the unit for the booked period and owner-level access to the property's common areas: pools, spa, gym, leisure areas and the resort restaurants. Fees the property itself charges at check-in — cleaning, consumption or a meal plan — are not included in the week price and are described in each listing.

Yes, within the unit's capacity. Every listing states the number of bedrooms and the maximum number of guests, typically between 4 and 8 people. Because these are resort apartments rather than hotel rooms, most have a kitchen, a living room and more than one bathroom — which changes a lot when travelling with children.

No. You buy no share, sign no long-term contract and take on no annual fee. You book one specific week, once, from an owner who will not use that period. It is a single transaction, like booking accommodation — nothing resembling a timeshare sale.

While the booking is still in escrow and the paperwork has not been validated, cancelling refunds what you paid. Once the authorisation is issued and you confirm receipt, the property's cancellation rules apply, and they are stated in the listing. Cancellations caused by the owner always result in a full refund.

There is no minimum, but pricing rewards both extremes. Weeks many months out give you the best choice of dates; weeks starting soon carry the deepest discounts, because the owner is about to lose the period. If your dates are flexible, watch the near-term weeks — that is where the sharpest price drops appear.

You register the week, upload the documents proving your title, and set the price and the periods you want to transfer. The QuotasBNB team verifies the paperwork before publishing. When someone books, the money is held on the platform and released to you as soon as the authorisation is issued and the buyer confirms receipt — which protects both sides of the deal.

Yes. QuotasBNB is a product of 9ideias Sistemas Inteligentes LTDA, a Brazilian technology company operating since 2015 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. The platform runs under an active company registration, with published terms of use, support over WhatsApp and email, and payments processed by MercadoPago and Stripe — no transfer ever happens outside the platform.

QuotasBNB is built and maintained by 9ideias Sistemas Inteligentes LTDA, a Brazilian technology company founded in 2015 and based in São Paulo. The same company answers support, verifies the owners listing weeks, and holds the payments made on the platform in escrow.

It is not a scam: QuotasBNB is a legitimate platform intermediating timeshare weeks, operated by a company registered in Brazil since 2015. The practical signal that this is not a classified ad is where the money goes: payment is made inside the platform and held until the transfer paperwork is issued and confirmed. Nobody asks you to wire money directly to an owner — if that happens, it is not QuotasBNB.

Through three layers: the owner has their title verified before the listing goes live; the payment is held in escrow on the platform and only released once the authorisation is issued and the buyer confirms receipt; and if the paperwork is never delivered, the money is refunded. That intermediation is what replaces blind trust between two people who have never met.

Payment is made by credit card, Pix and bank slip, processed by MercadoPago and Stripe — no card data touches the platform servers. The connection is encrypted with SSL and personal data is handled under the Brazilian data protection law (LGPD). The amount stays held by the platform until the transfer is complete, and is not passed on to the owner before that.

Yes. Support runs over WhatsApp, email and the platform itself, in Portuguese, English and Spanish. It follows the booking from the first question to check-in: clearing doubts before payment, tracking the issuing of the authorisation, and mediating any disagreement between buyer and owner.