Co-hosting
Co-hosting
- How-to
Co-Hosts: An introduction
Co-Hosts help listing owners take care of their stay and guests. They’re usually a family member, neighbor, trusted friend, or hired help. - How-to
What Co-Hosts can do
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… - How-to
Primary Hosts: An introduction
The primary Host is the person who is designated as the Host on a reservation. They may be the listing owner, Co-Host, or a hosting team mem… - How-to
Adding Co-Hosts to your listing
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 logi… - How-to
Removing a Co-Host from your listing
Select the listing you want to edit and remove the Co-Host. Once removed, they won’t be able to edit your listing, manage reservations, or d… - How-to
Removing yourself as a Co-Host
Select the listing you want to edit and remove yourself. Once removed, you won’t have access to the listing. - How-to
Messaging between Hosts and Co-Hosts
The Host and any Co-Hosts on the same listing can communicate with one another through messaging on Airbnb. - How-to
Co-Hosting tips
Hosts and Co-Hosts work together to provide memorable experiences for guests. We have some suggestions around reliability, communication, an… - How-to
The difference between Co-Hosts and hosting teams
A hosting team is usually a business or group of people the listing owner has a legal contract with. A Co-Host is often more casual—like a f… - How-to
Find an experienced Co-Host
If you’re looking for a potential Co-Host, you may be able to connect with an experienced Co-Host in your area. - How-to
Experienced Co-Hosts
The experienced Co-Host platform is available in select countries worldwide to Hosts (or soon to be Hosts) who are looking for hosting suppo…