Airbnb Host Invoice Template

Free invoice templates for Airbnb Hosts built for nightly rates, cleaning fees, and occupancy taxes. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.

Also called: airbnb host invoice, airbnb host bill, or home-share host invoice.

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Custom Airbnb Host Invoice Template

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Logo, booking code, channel IDs.

Editable Airbnb Host Invoice Template

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Edit rates, add-ons, deposits.

Printable Airbnb Host Invoice Template

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Totals, taxes, house rules, signatures.

Free Airbnb Host Invoice Template

Best for:
Nights, guests, cleaning, fees, notes.

How to Invoice as an Airbnb Host

Keep it simple with a tight five-step flow from booking to receipt.
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In 5 Steps:
  1. Confirm the booking details, house rules, and any approved extras.
  2. Create the invoice with stay dates, property, and totals in plain language.
  3. Add a security deposit if required and record any deposit collected.
  4. Send the invoice with a clear due date and one easy way to pay.
  5. When paid, apply any deposit to the balance or schedule the refund, then send a paid receipt.
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What to Include in an Airbnb Host Invoice

These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
  • Invoice title and unique invoice number
  • Issue date and due date
  • Host name or business name
  • Host address, email, and phone
  • Short term rental registration or business license number (check local rules)
  • Tax ID or VAT number if registered
  • Guest name and billing address
  • Property address and stay dates
  • Reservation code or booking ID
  • Payment terms and payment method or link

Billing Scenarios for Airbnb Hosts

How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.

1.
Nightly rate; Cleaning fee
Standard stay with turnover cleaning
Separates lodging from cleaning so the guest sees the core stay and the turnover cost.
2.
Early check-in fee; Late checkout fee
Early check-in or late checkout approved
Spells out time-based extras that are outside the booked hours.
3.
Extra guest fee; Nightly adjustment
Extra guest added after booking
Shows the per-guest change and how the total shifted.
4.
Pet fee; Extra cleaning
Pet staying at the property
State a due date in plain language and give one simple way to pay. Include a payment link or bank details.
5.
Item replacement; Repair time
Damage or missing item during stay
Makes the charge about the item and the time to fix, not a vague penalty.
6.
Occupancy tax; City tax
Keeps taxes separate so business travelers can expense lodging and taxes correctly.
Keeps taxes separate so business travelers can expense lodging and taxes correctly.
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Common nightly rates and host fee items for Airbnb hosts

List nightly rates, cleaning fees, occupancy taxes, and deposits with professional invoice line items.

Charge or Service
Unit
Taxable
When to use
How to show it
Turnover Cleaning
Time
Between guest check-out and check-in
Hours × hourly rate; follow a room-by-room checklist and photo-proof condition for claims.
Linen Service
Item
Wash, dry, and stage linens
Per set × rate; track counts by bed size and note stains to avoid disputes.
Restocking Consumables
Item
Taxable
Toiletries, coffee, paper goods restock
Cost × markup factor; attach receipts and list quantities for transparency.
Mid-Stay Refresh Clean
Time
Guest requests a light clean during stay
Hours × hourly rate; include floors, bath, trash, and a quick reset.
Hot Tub/Pool Service
Time
Water care between or during stays
Hours × hourly rate; log test readings and chemicals used for safety records.
Damage Remediation Labor
Time
Extra cleaning or minor repairs
Hours × hourly rate; include photos and before/after notes to document cause.
Replacement Items
Item
Taxable
Guest damage or missing items
Cost × markup factor; itemize replacements and quantities with links or SKUs if possible.
Late Checkout Fee
Item
Guest leaves past agreed time
Flat fee per incident; note actual checkout time and turnover impact.
Lockout/After-Hours Access
Item
Guest needs entry outside hours
Flat fee per call-out; record arrival time and access method used.
Lodging/Occupancy Tax
Item
Where platform doesn’t collect tax
Per night × local tax amount; pass-through as billed and specify jurisdiction.
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Common Airbnb Host Invoicing Mistakes

Real issues that slow payment and spark disputes, with simple fixes that prevent headaches.

Mistake
How to fix it
Not applying the security deposit against the balance, which overstates what the guest owes.
Show the deposit received and subtract it before you present the balance due. Add the refund timeline if no deductions apply.
Leaving out stay dates and the full property address, which gets expense claims rejected.
Put check-in and check-out dates and the complete address near the top, along with the reservation code.
Keep them separate. Use one invoice for add ons you collect directly and note that nightly charges were paid through the platform.
Keep them separate. Use one invoice for add ons you collect directly and note that nightly charges were paid through the platform.
State a due date in plain language and give one simple way to pay. Include a payment link or bank details.
State a due date in plain language and give one simple way to pay. Include a payment link or bank details.
Vague charge descriptions, which trigger back and forth and refunds.
Use plain words guests know and add a short note that ties the charge to the stay or house rules.
Skipping required registration or tax IDs on invoices, which risks fines.
Add your short term rental registration number and tax ID where required. If rules vary, write “check local rules” in your template and confirm before you bill.

Airbnb Hosts Invoice FAQs

Line items for cleaning, pet fees, pool heat, taxes, and deposits made simple for short-term rental owners and property managers. Get clear answers.

How do I itemize cleaning, linen, and turnover fees on a guest invoice?

Use the Airbnb Hosts Invoice Template and list each task as its own line. Example line items: Cleaning fee $120, Linen restock 4 sets x $8 = $32, Turnover labor 2 hrs x $30 = $60.

Can I charge occupancy tax for a direct booking?

Yes. Add it as its own line with city and state noted. Example: Texas state lodging tax 6% on $900 = $54, Austin city hotel tax 9% on $900 = $81. Rules vary—check local rules.

How do I bill for guest-caused damage?

Spell out the item, parts, and labor. Add proof notes if needed. Example: Wine-stained duvet replacement $85, Laundry labor 0.5 hr x $30 = $15.

How do I handle a late checkout fee?

State the window and rate in your house rules. Bill per hour or half hour. Example: Late checkout 1.5 hrs x $25 = $37.50.

Can I add pet fees and extra guest fees after the stay?

If disclosed before the stay, yes. Show nights and count. Example: Pet fee 3 nights x $20 = $60, Extra guest 2 nights x $15 = $30.

How do I list pool heating, hot tub service, or firewood?

Group these as optional add-ons. Price per day or per bundle. Example: Pool heat 3 days x $25 = $75, Hot tub service 1 visit $40, Firewood bundle 2 x $12 = $24.

What terms should I use for security deposits and chargebacks?

State when you deduct, what proof you require, and payout timing. Example: Security deposit deduction—broken lamp replacement $45, Processing fee $10. Rules vary—check local rules.

How do I show weekly or monthly discounts clearly?

Show base rent, then the discount as a negative line. Example: Base rate 7 nights x $200 = $1,400, Weekly discount −10% = −$140, Subtotal $1,260.