For vacation rental hosts
Turn “Where did you get that?” into an item request.
Guests notice the details that make a stay memorable: a ceramic mug, a local print, or a carefully chosen lamp. A QR code storefront gives those discoveries a place to go, without making every conversation about shopping.
Choose what guests can actually request
Start with a small collection you own or are authorized to sell. Extra mugs and local artwork can be simpler than a chair needed for the next booking. Leave essential amenities unlisted, and describe whether the guest is requesting the displayed item or another available unit.
Organize items around the stay
Create a storefront for the property, group items by room, and add your own photos, condition notes, prices and available quantities. Keep the space private while preparing it. Once published, place its QR code beside your guest guide and give visitors a clear way to browse on their phones.
Keep control of the handoff
A request is not permission to remove an item. Review availability, accept or decline, and agree on collection details. Accepted requests reserve inventory. If you enable bargaining for an item, guests can propose a lower price; you decide whether to accept it. Keep the request history together instead of relying on scattered messages.
Is Shop This Space affiliated with Airbnb?
No. Shop This Space is an independent service for physical spaces, including vacation rentals. Hosts remain responsible for their listings, property rules and any applicable booking-platform requirements.
Start with the current pilot plans and see what is planned on our roadmap.