In certain countries, when you click or tap Co-Hosts, you may have the option to Invite a friend or find someone to help you host. If you’d like to add someone you know already, you can select it and then select Invite someone you know.
Link to original Airbnb article
Co-Host permissions only determine what they can access on your listing on Airbnb, so you’ll still want to set expectations with your Co-Hosts about how they can help with your place.
Choose the Co-Host permissions that work for the people who help you host:
*Choose ‘CALENDAR ACCESS’ option only*
Please note that no Co-Host can view or change a listing owner’s or other Co-Host’s payout method or taxpayer info.
Link to original Airbnb article
https://www.airbnb.co.uk/help/article/1534#section-heading-3-0
As a Host, you can set up and share payouts with a Co-Host on Airbnb. You need to choose one way to share payouts with your Co-Host for bookings.
*Choose ‘PERCENTAGE PAYOUTS’ option only*
Payouts may be set up for Co-Hosts with any permissions. Some regional limitations may apply based on the Host’s or Co-Host’s location that limit the ability to use this feature.
Only the Host who is the listing owner can set up payouts for a Co-Host. Co-Hosts cannot set up payouts for themselves or for other Co-Hosts.
Once a Host has set up a Co-Host payout, the Co-Host has 14 days to confirm or decline. If the Co-Host declines but would still like to receive payouts, the Host can send a new proposal.
Once a Co-Host confirms their payouts, they’ll be able to start getting payouts for bookings after guests check in. Any updates a Host makes to existing payouts will only apply to the Co-Host’s payouts for bookings that start after the Co-Host confirms the update.
To get paid, all Hosts and Co-Hosts must set up at least one payout method, and, where required, verify their identity and submit any taxpayer information that’s required.
Link to original Airbnb article
https://www.airbnb.co.uk/help/article/3389