An Airbnb Superhost is a host who has met specific criteria set by Airbnb and is recognized as a top-rated and experienced host. Superhosts are committed to providing outstanding hospitality and are distinguished by a badge that appears on their listing and profile. To qualify as a Superhost, a host must meet the following criteria every three months:

• Highly rated: Superhosts have a track record of highly rated stays, with an overall rating of 4.8 or higher.
• Experienced: Superhosts have hosted at least 10 stays.
• Reliable: Superhosts have a cancellation rate of less than 1%, with exceptions made for extenuating circumstances.
• Responsive: Superhosts have a response rate of at least 90% .

Airbnb checks Superhost performance four times a year to ensure that they are constantly spotlighting the best of the best. Superhosts enjoy several benefits, including more visibility, earning potential, and exclusive rewards. Guests can easily identify Superhosts from the badge that appears on their listing and profile, and they can filter their search to show only homes with a Superhost. Superhosts can also enjoy priority treatment when communicating with Airbnb via Twitter or over the phone. To become a Superhost, a host does not need to apply. If they meet the program requirements on the quarterly assessment date, they will qualify for Superhost status.