Washington Co-Host Network

Q: What are the requirements for co‑hosts to join the Co‑Host Network?

To be eligible to join the Co‑Host Network, hosts must have an average rating of 4.8, have hosted or co‑hosted at least 10 trips on Airbnb in the last year, and meet other requirements. Learn more .

Q: Is my place in Washington eligible?

You’re eligible to get help from a co‑host if you have an entire place that you’d like to list on Airbnb that’s located where a co‑host operates. As a reminder, it’s a host’s responsibility to make sure they know the hosting laws and regulations in their area, but a local co‑host may be able to help navigate them.

Q: How do I pay my co-host?

You and your co‑host should agree on payment terms before they start helping you. You have the option to share a 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 .

Co‑Host Network makes it easy to hire an experienced, local co‑host to take care of your home and guests.

Find a co-host

Co‑hosts can help with one thing or everything

Listing setup

Setting prices and availability

Booking request management

Guest messaging

On-site guest support

Cleaning and maintenance

Listing Photography

Interior design and styling

Licensing and hosting permits

Additional services

Local co‑hosts do it best

Co‑hosts in your area can help navigate local regulations and make your place stand out.

Moza

Washington, DC

With 5+ years as a Superhost, an MBA, and 99% 5-star reviews, I’ve managed high-income properties and helped friends achieve Superhost success.

4.94

guest rating

years hosting

Brendan

Washington, DC

I focus on the guest experience from the moment they book. Their comfort and enjoyment is my highest priority and I can offer the same to your guests.

4.97

guest rating

years hosting

Opeyemi

Washington, DC

I started using Airbnb after college on international trips with friends. Transitioning from a guest to a host has been quite an adventure!

4.83

guest rating

years hosting

Find a co-host

It’s easy to get started

01
Enter your home’s location
Explore available co‑hosts in Washington, along with their profile and guest ratings.
02
Get to know some co‑hosts
Message as many co‑hosts as you like, and when you’re ready, invite one to become your co‑host.
03
Collaborate with ease
Message your co‑host directly, give them access to your calendar, and more.

Washington Co-Host Network

Co‑hosts can help with one thing or everything

Listing setup

Setting prices and availability

Booking request management

Guest messaging

On-site guest support

Cleaning and maintenance

Listing Photography

Interior design and styling

Licensing and hosting permits

Additional services

Local co‑hosts do it best

Moza

Brendan

Opeyemi

It’s easy to get started

Enter your home’s location

Get to know some co‑hosts

Collaborate with ease

Frequently asked questions

What are the requirements for co‑hosts to join the Co‑Host Network?

Is my place in Washington eligible?

How do I pay my co-host?

Find co‑hosts in your areas