Listing an Airbnb on Peerspace

If you've ever stared at an empty spot on your Airbnb calendar wondering how to fill it, you're not alone. Even the best-managed short-term rentals go through quiet spells — midweek lulls, off-season slumps or those awkward one-day gaps between bookings. It’s a frustrating part of the hosting game, especially when every open date feels like lost income.

That’s where Peerspace comes in.

In this article, we’ll walk through what Peerspace is, how to know if your space is a good fit and how to get started listing alongside Airbnb — without overcomplicating your hosting workflow.

What is Peerspace?

Peerspace is a platform designed for short-term, hourly rentals — think photo shoots, content creation, team meetings and small events. Unlike Airbnb, guests aren’t looking to spend the night. They’re looking for a visually appealing space to use for a few hours.

For hosts and property managers, listing on Peerspace can be a smart way to earn more from a space you’re already managing. It’s not about replacing Airbnb — it’s about making better use of your underused hours and generating income from a different type of demand.

How to List Your Property on Peerspace

Getting started on Peerspace is surprisingly straightforward. Listing your space on Peerspace is free, but hosts should set a price, add photos and descriptions before making their listing public.

Here’s how to get your space live:

1. Create your host account

Head to Peerspace.com and sign up as a host. The process is quick — name, email and some basic details to get started. Once you're in, you’ll start building your listing from scratch.

2. Build a listing that speaks to creatives

Peerspace users care about aesthetics and flexibility. Highlight what makes your space visually compelling.

Use your description to suggest potential uses — “Ideal for photo shoots, planning sessions or small gatherings.” The more specific, the better.

3. Upload high-quality photos

Photos do most of the selling on Peerspace. Use clean, well-lit images that show off your space’s versatility and character.

4. Set your pricing and availability

Peerspace works on an hourly model, so you’ll set an hourly rate (typically anywhere from $50–$150/hour, depending on size, location and style). You can also define:

• Minimum booking time

• Available days/hours

• Cleaning fees or overtime charges

Be thoughtful about your schedule — many Airbnb hosts only offer Peerspace access during the day, between check-outs and check-ins.

5. Add house rules and booking policies

This is your chance to set boundaries. If you're not open to large gatherings or parties, say so. Peerspace encourages transparency — it saves everyone time and avoids mismatched expectations.

6. Publish and promote

Once live, respond quickly to inquiries and requests. Great communication helps you rank higher and book faster.

What Spaces Can Be Listed on Peerspace?

Peerspace is designed for creative and professional use — so if a space is visually appealing and versatile, it’s likely a good fit.

Popular space types include: Homes, lofts, studios, galleries, warehouses, outdoor areas, commercial kitchens, classrooms and fitness spaces.

Properties not allowed on the platform:

• Overnight rentals

• Shared building amenities (pools, gyms, etc.)

• Vehicles (buses, boats, RVs)

• Spaces that are unsafe, cluttered or actively listed for sale

Additionally, Hosts must also comply with local laws related to hosting bookings when listing on Peerspace.

Turn Downtime into Dollars

Listing your Airbnb on Peerspace is a low-effort way to unlock new income from the space you already manage. By opening your doors to creatives, teams and event organizers — even just for a few hours a week — you’re turning empty calendar slots into opportunity.

It doesn’t take much to get started, and the payoff can be well worth it. If your space is stylish, flexible and photo-friendly, Peerspace might just be your next smart move.

FAQ

Who can list on Peerspace?

Hosts can only list spaces on Peerspace if they are the owner, an employee of the owner or a tenant with written permission from the owner

Can hosts require guests to pay damage deposits?

Yes hosts are allowed to charge a damage deposit. Additionally, Peerspace provides hosts with general liability protection for claims up to $1 million against bodily injury or property damage during a booking.

How do payments work on Peerspace?

Payments for bookings are processed through Peerspace's secure payment system and hosts receive their payout after each booking minus a 15% service fee.