When someone considers buying a co-ownership share for the first time, the doubts aren't about the model in the abstract: they're very specific questions. What if another co-owner doesn't pay their maintenance share? Who looks after the home between visits? How does the calendar work if someone always wants the same week? And if I want to sell and the others won't let me?
These are legitimate objections, and Vivla has turned them into the centre of its value proposition. Instead of ignoring or minimising them, it has solved them with two specific products: Vivla Protection and Vivla Autopilot. Understanding how they work is understanding why managed co-ownership is a different model from DIY co-ownership.
One data point that speaks for itself: more than 20% of Vivla co-owners invested in the company itself in the €1.4M 2025 funding round (source: OkDiario press release, February 2026). There's no better trust signal than your own clients becoming shareholders.

