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Get ready to shine! Once your eligibility is confirmed, you’ll complete your profile on the Co-Host Network.

Create your stand-out co-host profile

Your co-host profile is where you’ll share details about yourself, the services you provide, and your pricing for prospective hosts. Your co-host profile information may be shown on Airbnb outside of the Co-Host Network, and is available publicly. Your information will be handled in accordance with the Airbnb Privacy Policy.

Start with your Airbnb profile and account

Make sure your Airbnb profile and account are up to date with accurate information you’re comfortable showing on your co-host profile. A profile photo, name, and where you live are required for your co-host profile to be displayed, but other Airbnb profile fields are optional.

We include your legal first name on your co-host profile, unless you’ve added a preferred first name. By default, your legal last name will be shown on your co-host profile unless you choose not to show it in the co-host profile setup. To appear on the Co-Host Network, your display name—whether legal or preferred—must be your individual name, not a business. (If you host as a business in the European Economic Area or UK, this requirement does not apply.) You can still let people know you’re part of a business in your co-host profile intro and the “About me” section of your Airbnb profile.

There are optional questions on your Airbnb profile that may also be displayed on your co-host profile, if you’ve chosen to answer them, like what languages you speak or pets you have. If you don’t want this optional information to show up on your co-host profile, you can update your Airbnb profile.

Add your services and pricing to your co-host profile

Next, add the following to your co-host profile:

• Profile intro: Write a short description of your hosting experience that explains what makes you special. For example, “I started out hosting a spare room. Now, I help other hosts get glowing reviews and meet their earning potential." This may appear in search results and at the top of your profile.
• Services: Choose among 10 categories, such as listing setup and guest messaging, and briefly describe how your approach stands out. For example, “I’ve worked with my cleaners for over five years, and we do a routine quality check before and after the first guest stay.” You can add the additional services category to describe other unique services you offer.
• Pricing: Let hosts know what you charge per booking for ongoing support (a percentage that may be a range is required) and per listing for setup (a starting amount is optional).
• Local service area: Add the location where you can provide services in person within about 60 miles (100 kilometers).
• More about you: You can share details about your hosting journey, like what got you into hospitality and your proudest moment.

Additional profile details displayed

Your profile automatically shows these details:

• Key stats. Hosts see how many listings you currently support as a host or co-host, how many years you’ve been hosting based on when you started as a host or co-host, and the overall guest rating for listings you’ve hosted or co-hosted.
• Highlights. Hosts see recognition related to listings you support as a host or co-host on Airbnb, like “Perfect ratings from recent guests.”
• Guest reviews. Hosts can read reviews for listings you support, starting with the most recent. They can also filter by highest- or lowest-rated reviews and search by keyword.
• Your listings. Hosts see all of the listings you currently support as a host or co-host, and how long you’ve done so for each.

Profile photo requirements for the Co-Host Network

For your co-host profile to be displayed, the profile photo that’s in your Airbnb profile must be high-resolution, with a file size up to 100 MB. The photo must clearly show your face, and it can’t be blurry.

If you host as a business in the European Economic Area or UK, you may disregard this requirement that your photo show your face. Please contact [email protected] if you have questions.

Additional photo recommendations

For a great profile photo, consider uploading a photo where your face is:

• Centered
• Not covered by other objects, watermarks, or people—however, face coverings for religious or medical reasons are welcome
• Not too small or too big
• Does not include multiple faces