What is Turo Co-Hosting?

On Turo, a co-host is like a property manager for vehicles. Instead of handling everything yourself as a car owner, you can partner with a trusted co-host who manages your listing, guests, and vehicle care.

Roles in Co-Hosting

• Primary Host: The vehicle owner. They keep ownership and ultimate control.
• Co-Host: The person or company who manages day-to-day operations on behalf of the primary host.

What a Co-Host Does

A co-host can take on as much or as little responsibility as the car owner wants. Typical duties include:

• Creating and optimizing listings (photos, pricing, description).
• Handling guest communication, booking approvals, and troubleshooting.
• Managing check-in and check-out (key handoff or remote access).
• Coordinating cleaning, fueling, and maintenance between trips.
• Overseeing claims or damage resolution if something goes wrong.

How the Money Works

• Turo pays the primary host directly.
• The primary host shares earnings with the co-host based on their agreement.
• Typical co-host share: 20–40% of revenue, depending on responsibilities.

Why Consider Co-Hosting?

• Car Owners: Earn income on Turo without dealing with logistics, guest communication, or vehicle prep.
• Busy Professionals: Add an income stream without adding another job.
• Multi-Vehicle Owners: Scale faster by outsourcing the daily work.
• Peace of Mind: Know your car is managed by an experienced operator.

Why Partner with What-A-Rental?

We already operate a full rental fleet, so we have the systems, staff, and facilities to manage vehicles efficiently. As your co-host, we handle the details—so you enjoy passive income without the headaches.