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You can always check the status of your earnings in your earnings dashboard. Click each earning row to display details. 

Pro tip: You can filter both upcoming and paid earnings by payout method (only for paid earnings), listing, date, month, and year. You can multi-select filters on desktop and native platforms.

Paid earnings

Go to the Paid section to review your earnings that Airbnb has released. Select each row to view earning details, including reservation information, adjustments, and cancellation details.

If your earning was recently sent, keep in mind that the time it takes to receive each earning depends on the payout method you’re using. Expand the payout section for an estimated arrival date.

If you have multiple listings with reservations that start on the same day, earnings going to the same method will display in a single row and will be paid out together.

If you owe a guest money for a cancellation or reservation change, you can track it in your earnings dashboard. Learn more about what an adjustment on your earnings means.

Upcoming earnings

Go to the Upcoming section to review any upcoming earning dates. If you have a payout still pending, you can use the drop-down menu to change the payout method for that reservation.

Year-to-date summary

Your year-to-date summary is the total amount you've earned for each reservation that year, before any service fees, taxes, or other deductions. These are available after you've been paid out for a given reservation. To view your gross earnings, you'll need log in to your account.

Exporting to a spreadsheet

To download a .csv file of any earnings, on your desktop or native platform, go to earnings dashboard > Show all upcoming or Show all paid > Get report > Create report. You can choose what to include in their report.

The CSV file can be opened by any standard spreadsheet program (like Microsoft Excel, Google Docs, or Apple Numbers). This spreadsheet includes additional information, like Host service fees or cleaning fee (if you charge one) as well as gross earnings and any taxes withheld for each earning.