How to remove co-host access?
Remove a co-host from a listing you own, what access they lose, and when switching one permission off is the better move.
Last updated October 8, 2026
If you own a listing and want to end a co-host’s access to it, you do that from the same section where you added them. Access ends immediately.
Remove a co-host
Go to Manage Listings, pick the listing and click Edit.
In the left menu click Settings, then Contact Person.
Click the Listing co-hosts heading to open that section. All sections on this page start closed.
Find the co-host in the list and click Remove.
What the co-host loses
Whichever of the five permissions you had switched on stop working — editing listing data, reading reservations and sending messages, emails when a guest replies, seeing the listing in the multi-calendar, and setting their own payout method.
The listing disappears from Co-hosted Listings in their left menu. You stay the host shown on the reservation, as you were while they co-hosted.
You may not need to remove them
The five permissions are separate switches in the same Listing co-hosts section, and you can change any of them at any time. If the problem is one thing a co-host should no longer do, switch that one off and leave their access in place.
If you remove someone by mistake
There is no undo. You invite them again, and the new invitation is valid for 7 days. See Add a co-host on Houfy.
If there is no Listing co-hosts section
The listing is not set as owner-only. Co-hosts only apply to owner-only listings, so there is nothing to remove.
If you are the co-host, not the owner
To end your own access to someone else’s listing, see How to remove myself from cohosting access.