What to send first
Start with the host launch page, then share hosting resources that explain pricing, cleaning, and guest communication in plain language.
Refer a host
Help a future host get started.
Share the path to hosting with someone who would make a great host, and give them practical launch advice instead of vague encouragement.
Share the starting point
Point future hosts to earnings guidance, listing setup, and the first steps into calendars and publishing.
Keep it practical
Send people to the pages that explain how hosting works before they decide to request access.
Offer backup
If they need operational help, co-host support is already part of the same hosting journey.
How it works
- Share the hosting entry page with someone who already has a specific space, city, and guest type in mind.
- Help them gather the practical basics first: photos, house rules, cancellation settings, and a realistic calendar.
- Once they request host access, point them to co-host support or hosting resources so the launch does not stall.
What strong referrals sound like
Lead with clarity, not hype.
Strong referrals are practical, not promotional.
People start faster when they can picture who the listing is for and what the first guest experience should feel like.
A short note on pricing discipline, clear photos, and backup operations does more than a generic 'you should host' message.
How to be genuinely helpful
The best referrals reduce uncertainty. Encourage future hosts to define their space, ideal stay length, and guest rules before they apply.
When co-host support matters
If someone can host but cannot manage turnovers, replies, or check-ins alone, a co-host path keeps momentum without lowering standards.