Ways to host

Co-hosts help listing owners take care of their home, service, experience, and guests. They’re usually a family member, neighbor, trusted friend, or hired help.

A co-host can help a host with their space, their guests, or both. Co-hosts decide how much they want to handle with the listing owner ahead of time.

You can add up to 10 co-hosts to a listing—choose family members, friends, neighbors, or a trusted person you’ve hired to help with the logistics.

You can remove a co-host from your home, service, or experience listing. Once removed, co-hosts won’t be able to edit your listing, manage reservations, or deal with messages.

You can remove yourself as a co-host for a home, service, or experience listing. Once removed, you won’t have access to the listing.

The primary host is typically the main person who interacts with guests on a reservation. They may be the listing owner, co-host, or a hosting team member.

The host and any co-hosts on the same listing can communicate with one another through messaging on Airbnb.

A full-access co-host can help with some of that work, including managing the host’s reimbursement request under host damage protection.

Hosts and co-hosts work together to provide memorable stays and experiences for guests. We have some suggestions around reliability, communication, and responsibility.

The Co-Host Network is available in select countries worldwide to hosts (or soon to be hosts) who are looking for hosting support.

Your co-host profile is where you’ll share details about yourself, the services you provide, and your pricing for prospective hosts.

Co-hosts must have a strong track record on Airbnb to be eligible to join. It’s important to maintain your high rating and response rate to remain visible in search results on the Co-Host Network.

After you submit the information required to join the Co-Host Network, you'll receive an automated email from Airbnb about any next steps.

If you’re looking for a potential co-host, you may be able to connect with an experienced local host in your area.

Co-Host Network displays information about co-hosts, like guest ratings for listings they support, and uses a search algorithm to help hosts find the right co-host for their specific needs.

Please review our Co-Host Network Additional Terms.

If you no longer want to be included on the Co-Host Network for any reason, you can pause or request your removal.

If you meet the Superhost program requirements on the quarterly assessment date, you'll qualify for Superhost status automatically, no application necessary.

Want to see how you’re doing on each of the Superhost requirements? Head to your host dashboard.

To maintain high standards, we check in every few months to ensure Superhosts still meet the program requirements.

A team can host listings together on Airbnb. The team's account owner chooses who joins the team and which tools and features they can access.

Hosts can manage their listings through property management software.