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  1. Host taxes and payouts. The information in this article applies to Host payouts. You can also find out how taxes and payouts work for Co-Host payouts. As a Host receiving payouts on Airbnb, we may require your taxpayer information in order to comply with tax reporting and compliance obligations.

  2. In the interactive earnings view, you can filter the chart by listing, then toggle between monthly and yearly income views, review monthly earnings for previous and future years, and review key performance stats. Year-to-date summary. Your year-to-date summary is the total amount you've earned for each reservation that year.

  3. However, when you'll get your payout can depend on the length of the guest's stay, your payout method's processing time and whether or not you're a new Host. How-to • Host. Calculating your payout. The payout you receive for a guest’s stay is your nightly rate plus your optional extra charges (like a cleaning fee), minus the Host service fee.

  4. When Airbnb releases payouts for monthly stays. If the reservation is a monthly stay of 28 nights or more, we’ll send the first month’s payout about 24 hours after the guest checks in and we’ll send any payouts monthly after that. Learn more about how payouts for monthly stays work.

  5. The Host service fee is calculated by multiplying the total booking amount by a percentage and then is automatically subtracted from your payout. Your guests do pay a service fee to Airbnb in addition to the cost of your listing. So your guest's total price is higher than your payout.

  6. Hosts aren’t allowed to charge guests a security deposit through our Resolution Centre or outside the Airbnb platform. Instead, we inform guests at the time of booking that their payment method may be charged if they cause damage during a stay.

  7. To split your payouts between one or more payout methods, you can set up routing rules. For example: You can send all of your earnings for a listing to one payout method, and the earnings for a second listing to a different payout method.