After you receive payouts, they will be displayed in the “processed” history table in your payout dashboard and will be available to download as a CSV. Pending payout data is not available to download.
Here's how it works:
Visit your payout dashboard
Click "Download CSV" from your "processed" table
Select the date range you'd like to download
Note: the date range you select is representative of the date the payout was issued to your bank account (typically three days after the booking takes place).
FAQ:
What does each line type mean?
Once you download your payout data, you might notice that there are multiple "line types." To understand what each line type means, see below:
payout | direct deposit information, such as the date of a payout, the payout total, and your bank details |
booking | a line item in a payout representing a rental/venue fee |
ancillary | a line item in a payout representing additional services (add-ons) sold to guests |
overtime | a line item included in a payout representing overtime charges |
referral | a line item included in a payout representing bonuses made from the host referral program |
What's included in each payout?
A payout can be comprised of multiple line items from different bookings depending on when charges are submitted and processed. Every payout has a distinct payout ID. Every additional "line type" (booking, ancillary, etc.) with a matching payout ID represents a line item included in that payout. You can always visit the booking URL associated with each line item for more context.
How should I view and organize my payout data?
We recommend importing the CSV file into a spreadsheet system like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. To look at your earnings overall, filter by 'line_type = payout.' For a closer look at the line items included in those payouts, filter by 'line_type = booking,' 'line_type = ancillary,' etc. Applying filters like this will allow you to manipulate and analyze your payout data to answer questions like, "How much money have I made this year from additional services sold to guests?"