Provide excellent customer service: One of the key factors in achieving Superhost status is providing excellent customer service. Encourage your hosts to respond quickly and professionally to any guest inquiries and concerns.

Keep the property in top condition: Superhosts are expected to keep their properties in top condition. Make sure your hosts are regularly cleaning and maintaining the property, and that it is well-stocked with essentials like linens and toiletries.

Encourage guests to leave reviews: Reviews are an important factor in achieving Superhost status. Encourage guests to leave reviews by providing them with a great experience, and make sure your hosts are responding to any negative reviews in a timely and professional manner.

Meet a high booking threshold: Superhosts are required to meet a high booking threshold, which means they need to have a certain number of bookings over a certain period of time. As a property manager, you can help your hosts achieve this by marketing their property effectively and pricing it competitively.

Maintain a high overall rating: Superhosts must maintain an overall rating of 4.8 or higher. Help your hosts achieve this by encouraging them to provide a great experience for their guests, and by addressing any issues that may arise.

Follow Airbnb’s rules and regulations: To be a Superhost on Airbnb, hosts must also comply with all of the platform’s rules and regulations. Make sure your hosts are aware of these rules and are following them to avoid any issues.