What Superhost status
means for mid-term stays.
Superbahost has maintained Airbnb Superhost status across its portfolio for 7+ years. Here's what it means, why it matters for 30⁺ day stays specifically, and how it's built and maintained.
The criteria and why they matter.
Airbnb's Superhost program requires a 4.8+ overall rating, less than 1% cancellation rate, a response rate of 90%+ within 24 hours, and a minimum of 10 completed stays (or 3 reservations totaling 100+ nights) per year.
For mid-term operators, the 10-stay threshold is the most meaningful constraint — 30⁺ day minimum stays mean you complete far fewer reservations per year. A unit with 4 stays averaging 60 days each does not qualify. This is why Superhost status across a 13-unit portfolio is a meaningful signal.
- 4.8+ overall star rating maintained across all active listings
- Sub-1% cancellation rate — stability signal for guests and the algorithm
- 90%+ response rate within 24 hours — professional communication standard
- Superhost badge boosts listing visibility in search results
- Mid-term guests actively filter for Superhost when screening longer stays
7+ years maintained.
Superhost status has been maintained continuously across the Superbahost portfolio since 2017. It is not a marketing claim — it is a platform-verified credential renewed quarterly by Airbnb based on actual performance data.
For clients working with Superbahost, the co-hosting relationship means the quality standard that built that record is applied to your listing's guest operations as well.
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