Guests hold their future datesyou keep the booking
HomeHold™ lets a guest hold the dates after their stay while they book, then extend as they go, for as long as your home is free, paying as they stay. If they extend, the hold fee comes off what they pay. Leave early, and you keep it for the nights they don’t use.

- $4M+
- in bookings delivered
- 250+
- listings on the network
- £50k
- HubCover on every Hububb stay
- 28+
- nights, the stays Hububb books
No relistingno gap between bookings
A guest who wants to stay on used to mean a new booking, a new search and a risk of losing them. With HomeHold they hold the dates after their stay for a fee you set, for as long as your home is free, and nobody else can book the place while the hold is live.
- Held, not promisedThe guest pays a hold fee up front. The dates stay theirs while the hold is live.
- Paid either wayStay on, and the fee comes off the rent. Leave early, and you keep it for the nights they don’t use.



HomeHoldon every longer stay
- Guests hold future dates when they book
- The hold fee is a share of the held rent, most hosts set 10%
- Extend by a day, a week or a month, paid as they go
- Held for as long as your home is free
- A not-main-residence declaration for the whole stay, with proof of the guest’s main home
How it works
HomeHold™ for hosts in the app3 steps, nothing manual

Step 1
The guest books a month or more
Like any stay. No referencing, no tenancy, HubCover on every stay.

Step 2
They hold the dates after their stay
A hold fee keeps those dates theirs, for as long as the home is free. Nobody else can book them.

Step 3
They pay as they stay
Each extension takes its share of the hold fee off. Leave early, and you keep it for the nights they don’t use.
The future of rentalsis pay as you stay.
See HomeHold the way guests see it, on the guest side of hububb.com.
Still have questions?
Anything else, ask a listing specialist in your area.
A hold fee, a share of the held rent that you set. Most hosts set 10%.
The held dates reopen everywhere you list, and you keep the fee for the nights they don’t use.
No. Every guest declares the home is not their main residence for the whole stay and uploads proof of where their main home is.
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