Co-hosts: An introduction

When you create a home, service, or experience listing, you can invite other people to join your listing for some extra help. A co-host can help you do things like manage your listing, respond to inquiries, or message booked guests—so you can focus on other things.
Learn more about what co-hosts for homes and what co-hosts for services and experiences can do.

Management tools for co-hosts

For homes, the listing owner or a co-host with full-access permissions can add a co-host to their Airbnb listing. A full-access permissions co-host can also add co-hosts—but can only give limited access to the calendar and messaging.

For services and experiences, only the listing owner can add a co-host to an experience listing.

Hosts and co-hosts need to communicate well and be clear about:

• Hosting responsibilities: Who does what
• Earnings: How much of the reservation income goes to the co-host
• Expenses: How the co-host will be reimbursed

Join the Co-host Network

In select countries, listing owner home hosts can find high-quality, local hosts on the Co-Host Network to support hosting, from setting up listings to welcoming guests. Learn more about how to join the Co-Host Network.