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We’ve introduced a simpler and more flexible way to search for monthly stays. Choose the Months tab to add your start date and easily customise the length of your stay. You can also use the Months tab to “dial in”’ the number of months for your stay. You’ll find average monthly rates instead of nightly rates and amenities ideal for ...
Mobile browser. Click Profile > Account > Payments & payouts. Click Payouts and then click Add payout method. Choose your billing country/region. Select your payout method and click Continue. Add the requested info, then click Next. Tap Profile. Under Settings, tap Payments and payouts. Under Hosting, tap Payout methods.
How rule-sets works. You name your rule-set, then add rules for how you’d like your nightly price to change when your rule-set is applied. You can add the following rules to a rule-set: Nightly price: Adjust the price per night for your listing based on the time of year. For example, you can create a rule that increases your nightly price by ...
To refund a guest: iOS app. Android app. Mobile browser. Click Resolution Centre and then click Send money. Select the guest that you want to send money to and click Next. Under Select a reason, choose the reason that best describes your refund situation. Click Next. Enter the refund amount and add a message to your guest.
After you publish your listing it should be visible within 24 hours. But it may take up to 72 hours for some listings to show up in search results. Ask a Superhost in your area for guidance on creating a listing, which can help you land your first booking: Superhost ambassadors. Start by creating listings in your Host profile.
We’d hate to see you go, but if you’ve decided to leave Airbnb, you have a couple of options. You can temporarily deactivate your account, which allows you to reactivate it later, or you can permanently delete it. What happens when you deactivate your account? If ...
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. You can split up your earnings by percentage, meaning you’d send a specified portion (eg: 20% and 80%) to ...
