Question 1

How do I get started with a co-host?

Accepted Answer

Search the network for co-hosts nearby. Select a co-host’s profile to find out more about their experience, services they offer, past reviews, listings they host, pricing, and other details. Send a message to each of your top choices. Introduce yourself and share a bit about your needs. Decide who you’d like to work with and discuss if you’d like to create a formal agreement. Use the Airbnb app to collaborate with your co-host. Learn more about getting started with a co-host

Question 2

Where can I find out more information about the Co-Host Network?

Accepted Answer

We recommend sharing your details in the form above. After you submit your information, someone will reach out to help you learn more about the program. They can help answer any questions you have about the Co-Host Network and help you search for a co-host that meets your needs. You can also learn more about the Co-Host Network on the Resource Center.

Question 3

How much do co-hosts charge?

Accepted Answer

Co-host profiles include pricing for their services so you know what to expect before reaching out. This may include their price to set up a listing (flat fee) and for ongoing support (percentage of each booking). Co-hosts typically charge 15–25% for ongoing support. Pricing varies widely based on a number of factors, including regional considerations, specific offerings, and experience level. Airbnb does not take a percentage of the payout you share with your co-host.

Question 4

How do I share payouts with my co-host?

Accepted Answer

You and your co‑host should agree on payment terms before they start helping you. You have the option to share part of each booking’s payout with your co‑host directly through Airbnb. Some limitations may apply, depending on your location as well as the location of your listing and co‑host. Learn how co‑host payouts work

Question 5

What sets co-hosts apart?

Accepted Answer

Co-hosts are experienced hosts with a strong track record on Airbnb. They have an average rating of 4.86, compared to 4.62 for large property management companies.² In fact, 75% of co-hosts are Superhosts,³ and 85% of co-hosts help manage a Guest Favorite—some of the most loved homes on Airbnb, according to guests.⁴ Listings managed by co-hosts on the network earn approximately twice as much as those without co-hosts in the same country.¹

Question 6

How can a co‑host help my property’s visibility and reviews?

Accepted Answer

A co‑host can help optimize your listing details, manage guest communication, and coordinate cleaning and maintenance. These improvements can lead to better ratings, higher search visibility, and more bookings—ultimately helping you earn consistently positive reviews.

Question 7

How much could I make by hosting my home on Airbnb?

Accepted Answer

Get an estimate for how much your home could make on Airbnb by entering your address.

Manage your home on Airbnb with help from a co-host

Co-hosts take care of your home and guests

Listing setup

Pricing and availability

Reservations

Guest messaging

Onsite support

Cleaning

Photography

Interior design

Licensing and permits

Additional services

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