How to remove myself from cohosting access?
End your own co-hosting access to someone else's listing in three clicks, what stops working afterwards, and how to get access back.
Last updated October 8, 2026
If you co-host someone else’s listing and no longer want that access, you can end it yourself. You do not need the owner to do it for you.
Remove your own co-hosting access
Go to Manage Listings.
Click Remove my co-hosting access.
Click Remove my access to confirm.
What changes
Your access ends for that listing. It no longer appears under Co-hosted Listings in the left menu, and that menu item disappears altogether once you are not a co-host on any listing.
Whichever permissions the owner had switched on for you stop working — editing listing data, reading reservations and sending messages, emails when a guest replies, seeing the listing in the multi-calendar, and setting your own payout method.
The owner stays the host shown on the reservation, as they were while you co-hosted, so removing yourself does not leave a booking without a host.
If you change your mind
You cannot give yourself access back. The owner has to send a new invitation, and it is valid for 7 days. See Add a co-host on Houfy for how they do that.
If you are the owner, not the co-host
This page is for ending your own access to someone else’s listing. To take access away from a co-host on a listing you own, see How to remove co-host access.
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