Split payouts let you send a property owner's share and your management share directly to each party's verified bank account. This removes the need to receive the full reservation payout first and manually transfer the owner's portion afterward.

Split payouts are available for eligible reservations where Hospitable processes the guest's payment and controls the payout:

Split payouts are not available for Direct Basic or Direct Lite reservations processed through Stripe, or for reservations from Airbnb and Booking.com.

Make sure:

Both payout methods must be verified. If either account is missing or unverified, payouts for that property will not be split.

The effective date applies based on each reservation's check-in date. Reservations checking in on or after that date can use the split, provided all other requirements are met.

Split payouts are scheduled around check-in, or when the reservation can no longer be cancelled or modified.

The manager and owner are paid at the same time.

A reservation’s split configuration is locked when its payout intent is scheduled. Changes to the Management agreement or split payout settings after that point will not affect that reservation.

Hospitable calculates the owner and manager shares from the management agreement and the reservation's financial details.

In general:

The two shares always add up to the eligible host payout. Trip insurance is handled separately and is not included in the split.

Suppose a reservation has:

If the manager receives the $10.00 in taxes plus 15% of the accommodation and cleaning fee:

On payout day, $28.75 is sent to the manager's verified bank account and $106.25 is sent to the owner's verified bank account.

Before sending the payout, Hospitable checks the latest reservation and agreement information again. If the information no longer matches the scheduled split, that reservation's payout is paused rather than risking an incorrect payment. Other eligible payouts can continue as normal.

Once processing is complete, each party receives their share in their own bank account according to the applicable payout schedule.

A split payout can move through these statuses:

A scheduled payout is treated as settled when calculating the remaining statement balance.

Eligible bookings will show a highlighted number on the total paid section and a 0 on the remaining balance column, while reservations that aren’t eligible for split payouts, including Airbnb, Booking.com, and Direct Basic reservations, continue to settle through the statement as usual.

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Refunds are taken from one party's share first. This party is determined by the payout type selected in the management agreement:

The other party's original share remains unchanged. If the refund is larger than the selected party's available share, the remaining amount is recovered from that party's future payouts as an adjustment.

Using the $135.00 reservation above, imagine the guest receives a $50.00 refund:

Extra charges added after booking, such as a late checkout, damage charge, or upsell, are initially sent in full to the party selected by the agreement's payout type.

After the charge is categorized, the owner statement calculates the correct allocation and shows any amount that needs to be settled between the owner and manager.

This means a reservation may appear fully paid while the statement still shows a remaining balance. That balance is a categorization adjustment, not a duplicate or missing payout.

If an extra charge is later refunded, Hospitable refunds that charge before applying any remaining refund amount to the main reservation payout.

You can change or disable split payouts with a future effective date. The change applies according to the reservation's check-in date and is processed on the management agreement.

Payouts that have already been sent are not recalculated or reversed. Any correction is handled through an adjustment on a future payout.

The first owner withdrawal each month is free.

Additional withdrawals during the same month are charged to the owner according to Hospitable’s standard payments pricing.

There is no additional Hospitable service fee for splitting the payout itself. Existing Hospitable Payments fees still apply to the reservation.

See also: Owner Payouts and Owner Payments in Hospitable

Owners receive their share directly in the bank account they connected through the owner portal.

Reservations paid through split payouts are recorded on the Payments & payouts → Payouts section, and will appear on their statements as paid after the statement is published at the end of the month.

Check that:

The payout may still be processing, or Hospitable may not yet have received confirmation from the payment provider. If the status does not update after the normal payout processing period, contact Hospitable Support with the reservation code.

This commonly happens when an extra charge is paid to one party before it is categorized. Once categorized, the statement shows the amount required to align the payment with the management agreement.

Yes. Each share is paid to that party's own verified bank account.

Yes. If either the owner's or manager's payout method is unverified, the property cannot use split payouts.

The terms in effect on the reservation's check-in date.

No. Completed payouts are not changed. Corrections are reflected as adjustments on future payouts.

No. Refunds reduce the share of the party selected by the management agreement's payout type first. If needed, the remaining refund is recovered from that party's future payouts.

They initially go to the party selected by the management agreement's payout type. After categorization, the owner statement shows any required adjustment.