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Estimate the dollar value of fee disputes you'd have on the file across a year. We size the documented exposure — what AirCover or the Resolution Center actually pays is up to them.
A rough sketch is fine. The total updates as you type.
Documentation quality changes the guidance below, not payout probability.
Industry chatter on r/airbnb_hosts puts these rates at 2–10% per category for a typical year. Adjust to match your portfolio.
That's the face value of fee disputes your file would carry if every incident in the rate above happens once next year, priced at the PreArrive defaults. Not "guaranteed recovery" — what a platform or insurer pays is their call.
This estimates exposure, not recovery. Better records can make the file easier to review, but they do not guarantee payment from a platform, insurer, or court.
Is: the total face value of fee disputes you would be entitled to bring through the Resolution Center across a typical year, given your stay count and the incident rates you set.
Isn't: a promise of payout. AirCover and the Resolution Center decide at their discretion on the file in front of them. Without the disclosure-plus-acknowledgment pair on each fee, the file usually stalls — see how the Resolution Center actually works.
Why surface it at all: most hosts undercount what they're walking past. Seeing the year-total puts the size of the file in perspective relative to a $9–$29/mo plan.
PreArrive turns the rules + fees in your listing into a per-guest, dated, signed acknowledgment. The file Airbnb's Resolution Center wants to see.
Last verified May 22, 2026 · Scope: Resolution Center and AirCover exposure framing, not recovery prediction. · Reviewer: Primary-source policy review
Plain-language summary only. Airbnb policies and claim outcomes can change; verify the live Airbnb source before relying on a fee, deadline, contract term, or access requirement.
Primary sources: Airbnb: Request or send money in the Resolution Center · Airbnb Host Damage Protection Terms