Creating a hosting team is a great way to manage listings and keep things running smoothly.
To get started, you must be using professional hosting tools and have an account with 6 or more listings.
Once the team is set up, youโll need the proper permissions assigned to you to perform the actions below, unless youโre the account owner.
The team member will receive an email inviting them to join, which theyโll have 7 days to accept. You can resend an invite if it expires.
When you remove a team member, theyโll still have an Airbnb account, but they wonโt have access to your team account or its listings. This is a permanent step. If they want to join again, the account owner will have to resend the invitation.
By checking a box in the permissions columns, you can turn on and off team member access.
If you want to remove the entire team and its members from the account, you can permanently deactivate it. Youโll need to create a brand-new team if you want to use the teams tool again.
You can't be both a Co-Host and a team member. Want to switch up your role? Hereโs how:
If youโre the account owner of a listing with Co-Hosts but not a Co-Host yourself, you may create a team and add team members. But if youโre a Co-Host, you must remove yourself as such from all listings in order to join or create a team.
To become a Co-Host, you must first leave your hosting team. If youโre the account owner of a hosting team, you must deactivate the team.
Learn about the difference between a Co-Host and a hosting team.