I want to start as a Co-host can someone please guide on it

[Sultan-Ul0]

I want to start Co-hosting can please someone please guide me on that 

[Gregory781 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Sultan-Ul0 ,

Welcome! Co-hosting is a great way to get started. The best first step is to connect with a primary host who needs support. Often they look for help with guest communication, check-ins, or cleaning/maintenance.

You can:

Use the Airbnb Co-host page to set up your profile and learn what’s expected: https://www.airbnb.com/host/co-hosts

Network locally with hosts in your area and let them know you’re available.

Start small by assisting with tasks you’re most confident in, then grow from there.

It’s a helpful guide that explains roles, responsibilities, and payment structures clearly.

Wishing you success on your co-hosting journey!

Gregory

[Sultan-Ul0]

Can you also guide me on that how to get clients and from where i can get basic course for it 

[Bhumika]

Hi @Sultan-Ul0 , I am tagging host @Gregory781 in your comment for the host to come back and answer your question. 

Just sharing a tip here! To continue conversation with other hosts, just type “@” on your keyboard and enter their name from the dropdown. This ensures they receive a notification that you left a comment. Hope it helps 🌻

Regards,

[Gregory781]

Hi @Sultan-Ul0 

Absolutely! To get clients as a co-host, you can:

Network with local Airbnb hosts and offer your support. Many hosts look for help with guest communication, check-ins, or cleaning.

Join local hosting or Airbnb community groups online or in person to connect with hosts who might need a co-host.

Use social media or local classifieds to advertise your co-hosting services.

For basic courses, Airbnb itself has resources for co-hosts here: https://www.airbnb.com/host/co-hosts.

You can also find free or low-cost courses on hospitality, guest service, and property management on platforms like Coursera, Udemy, or LinkedIn L

learning.

Start small, gain experience, and your network and reputation will grow!

Gregory

[Bhumika]

Thanks so much for sharing these tips @Gregory781 🤗 

Are you a co-host as well? 

[Gregory781]

Thanks so much @Bhumika ! I’m not a co-host, but I’m an Airbnb host with 11 years of experience and happy to share tips and help wherever I can.
Gregory

[Bhumika]

Appreciate your support @Gregory781 😍 

What are some of your go-to tips that you think have worked wonders for your listing? 

[Gregory781]

Thanks so much, @Bhumika!

Some of my go-to tips that have really helped my listing include:
• High-quality, accurate photos that showcase the space clearly.
• Engaging and precise descriptions so guests know what to expect.
• Quick and friendly responses to guest inquiries to build trust.
• Adding small personal touches, like welcome notes or local recommendations.
• Maintaining consistent cleanliness and attention to detail, which leads to great reviews and repeat bookings.
• Listening to guest feedback and making improvements based on their suggestions.
Always happy to share tips and learn from others in the community!

Gregory

[Bhumika]

Thanks for sharing these tips @Gregory781 ! I am sure many hosts would agree with this check list ✅

What do you usually include in the welcome notes? Is it a warm message along with a slight reminder about house rules? Or do you prefer to keep it short and casual?

[Gregory781]

Thanks @Bhumika  for the question! I usually keep the welcome note short, warm, and meaningful. I start with a friendly greeting, briefly explain the purpose of the stay and how it supports local communities, and include a quick reminder of key house rules. This helps guests feel welcome and informed.

[Bhumika]

@Gregory781 , the guests would truly appreciate this welcome note 😍 I really like when hosts talk about supporting local communities through their listing! It's such a great way to give it back to the community.

Are there any highlights about your community that you share with the guests?