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How do I ask my Airbnb host for a discount?

To get the ball rolling, you'll first need to select the Contact Host button on the Airbnb listing to message the host through Airbnb's messaging service. In your message, express interest in booking a stay at a specific listing, noting that you're seeking a discount. Again, it's best practice to provide a reason.



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Some hosts are more willing to negotiate a discount for rentals that get booked months in advance. It gives them a guaranteed booking, so they're more negotiable on the price, especially if you have a solid Airbnb profile.

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To set weekly, monthly, and other length-based discounts:
  1. Go to Calendar and select the listing you want.
  2. Find pricing and availability settings.
  3. Find Discounts under pricing section.
  4. Enter your discount amount and click Save.


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Access exclusive rewards Superhosts earn a $100 Airbnb coupon every year that they keep their status. And when they refer a new Host to sign up, Superhosts get an extra 20% on top of the usual referral bonus.

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If you don't like to sound rude about saying no, here are some practical ways to respond when your potential guest asks for a discount.
  1. Highlight Your Unique Selling Point. ...
  2. Add Some Perks or Freebies. ...
  3. Know Why Your Pricing Is an Issue. ...
  4. Accept the Deal but With Something in Return. ...
  5. Consider the Discount They're Looking For.


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On average, the nightly rate for a seven-night Airbnb stay turns out to be 32% cheaper than the nightly rate for a one-night stay. Stick around for a month to bring your nightly rate even lower — a 46% discount for committing to 30 days versus just one. Some cities offer even bigger discounts for long-term stays.

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Airbnb Superhost Benefits I want guests to choose my listings because they know that they can trust me. That is by far the biggest benefit for me as a host. But, it does also get you access to a dedicated Superhost Support Line, and if you earn it 4x in a row, you receive a $100 Airbnb credit.

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Earn significantly more revenue And more bookings ultimately mean that Superhosts will earn more revenue. According to Airbnb, Superhosts earn an average of 22% more than other hosts.

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The benefits of becoming an Airbnb Superhost
  • Rewards. ...
  • Priority support. ...
  • More bookings. ...
  • Earn significantly more revenue. ...
  • Fast responses. ...
  • Clean accommodation. ...
  • No cancellations.


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How to get discounts on Airbnb
  1. Reserve a longer stay.
  2. Extend your trip by a few nights.
  3. Book recently added properties.
  4. Take advantage of an early bird discount.
  5. Purchase discounted Airbnb gift cards.
  6. Use a rewards card to pay for Airbnb.
  7. Book through an airline portal.
  8. Message the host.


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A 20% promotion for your first 3 guests for your new and unbooked listings. In order to be eligible, a listing must have 0 bookings, instant book enabled and smart pricing disabled.

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Host service fee: Most Airbnb hosts pay a 3% service fee. However, this percentage can be higher for Airbnb Plus hosts, hosts with rentals in specific markets like Italy, and hosts who choose to apply a Super Strict Cancellation Policy.

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Airbnb Credit If they've never used Airbnb before, they will get an Airbnb coupon for $40 off their first stay of $75 or more when you invite them! Then, when they book their first stay, you'll get $30 in promotional credit, which you can use whenever you want.

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Hosts pay 3% of the total payout, while guests pay a service fee that ranges between 13% and 20%. There will be no visible service fee to the guest, and the host will pay 15% of the overall payout.

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Is Airbnb Cheaper Than Hotels? Depending on the type of Airbnb apartment and the hotel, Airbnb can be cheaper than hotels but can also be more expensive. In general, Airbnb is cheaper than hotels because Airbnb does not have to pay for the overhead costs of a hotel or the general management of such a large operation.

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