Ready-to-Use Airbnb Co-Hosting Legal Agreement Template

A co-hosting agreement is a written contract between a property owner and a host or property manager who runs the listing on their behalf. It sets out the services provided, how bookings and pricing are handled, the fees and payment terms, and what is excluded, so both sides know their responsibilities.

It covers definitions, the management services (listing creation and optimisation, pricing and calendar management, guest communication and disputes, housekeeping and linen), fees and payment terms, and an appendix for excluded services. Placeholders such as [HOST NAME] and [property address] show you exactly what to fill in.

Yes. You receive an editable Word (DOCX) file plus an RTF version. Open it in Microsoft Word or Google Docs, replace the placeholders, adjust the fee and service clauses, and add your own terms.

Yes. The agreement refers to Airbnb and similar homestay booking websites, and it also covers direct bookings you take yourself, so it works for VRBO, Booking.com and direct reservations too.

No. It is a solid starting template, but short-term rental rules and contract law vary by state, country and city. We recommend having a local attorney review your final agreement before you sign it.

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