How to become a Superhost (2024)

FAQs

How can you become a Superhost? ›

How Many Reviews Does it Take to Be a Superhost on Airbnb? Becoming a Superhost does not depend on the number of reviews you manage to collect. On the other hand, you do have to maintain a 4.8 or higher average overall rating and meet a number of other criteria.

Completed at least 10 trips or 3 reservations that total at least 100 nights. Maintained a 90% response rate or higher. Maintained a less than 1% cancellation rate, with exceptions made for those that fall under our Extenuating Circ*mstances policy.

Every three months, Airbnb checks if you've met their requirements for the past year so you can earn or keep your Superhost status. To qualify for an Airbnb Superhost badge, you must: Host at least 10 trips, or have 3 reservations that total at least 100 nights. Maintain a 90% response rate or higher.

A high overall review score is a testament to exceptional hosting. To qualify for Superhost status, you need a review score of 4.8 or higher. While 80% of hosts achieve a rating of 4.5 or higher, Airbnb believes that a score of 4.8 truly distinguishes the finest hosts.

As a Superhost, you'll be able to receive more bookings. This is because guests will see a Superhost badge on your host profile and each of your listings. Since guests usually look for the most reliable hosts on Airbnb to rent from, they'll naturally consider your listings.

Even though Airbnb looks a full year back to determine whether or not you qualify for Superhost status, you do NOT need to have hosted for a full year. I'm a perfect example of this – I earned Superhost status after hosting for just three months.

As a Superhost, you may enjoy a variety of benefits directly related to your elite status. Remember, less than 20-percent of all Airbnb hosts earn Superhost status. The top benefits of having Superhost status include: Attract more guests with the Superhost badge.

Do Airbnb Superhosts make more money? Yes, Airbnb Superhosts often experience financial benefits. Studies have shown that Superhosts, on average, earn more revenue per available day compared to standard hosts.

To become an Airbnb Superhost, a host must meet the following requirements over the past 12 months: Completed at least 10 trips OR have completed reservations that total at least 100 nights.

Why am I not a superhost? ›

If, for example, you have maintained a high response rate, low cancellation rate, completed more than 10 trips – but your overall ratings are below 4.8, you will not qualify for a Superhost badge. You need to meet all four requirements, each assessment, to keep your badge.

Of course, some make a lot more money. "Superhosts," as top hosts who get five star reviews are known, can bring in as much as six figures annually, Inc. reported.

On Airbnb, a "Rare Find" is a badge of distinction that highlights properties that stand out due to their high demand and swift booking rates. These are the gems guests stumble upon and quickly reserve, often because they offer something exceptional or are located in sought-after destinations.

During each assessment period, we'll find out if a Host has hit all the requirements within the past year. If so, they'll continue rocking it as Superhosts, or they'll become one if they're not already. If they miss a requirement, they'll lose the title.

Of course, some make a lot more money. "Superhosts," as top hosts who get five star reviews are known, can bring in as much as six figures annually, Inc. reported.

The four criteria that hosts must meet to become an Airbnb Superhost are: Host at least 10 stays in the past year (or 100 nights over at least three stays). Respond to 90% of new guest messages within 24 hours. Have a 4.8 or better overall rating.