Hosts
Homes and suites across the Kingdom, opened by Saudi hosts to travellers looking for a trusted stay. You host — the platform carries the booking, the document and the contact.

One clear request
A traveller's request arrives with price, dates and guest count, so you accept or decline before anyone is committed.
A booking document per trip
One numbered document both sides hold, issued when the booking is confirmed — not promises in a chat.
The home stays yours
You set the calendar, the price and the house rules, and you can stop taking guests at any time.
A place in the directory
Your unit shows to people actually looking, with photographs, price and calendar.
Requests, not middlemen
The request reaches you before it commits anyone to anything.
The document and the invoice
The document is issued by the platform, and your tax invoice is kept with the booking.
Your own record
One console for bookings, earnings and payout details.
The requirements follow the Ministry of Tourism's private hospitality rules; this is the working summary of what a host is asked for:
A private hospitality permit
A valid permit for the unit itself, not for the account. Its number is stated on the listing.
A guest register
The visitor's details and length of stay are kept with the booking, because reporting is the host's duty.
House rules and safety
Capacity, parking, check-in hours and safety requirements — stated before the booking.
A channel that answers
A mobile number and an email that reach you; every slow reply costs a day of booking.
Create your account
An email and a mobile number are enough; there is no fee to register.
Add your home
Location, rooms, photographs, price — and the private hospitality permit number.
Take the first request
The request reaches you, you accept or decline, and the document is issued on confirmation.
We review the listing and the permit, then your unit appears in the directory. There is no fee to register.
The host page — replaced by the registration flow once the join route is wired.