Duplicating a property

You can duplicate an existing property instead of creating a new one, as described in this article. Alternatively, you can import the settings of one property to another. 

Airbnb: You can also import your existing listing from Airbnb to Guesty.

The following data can be duplicated:

• Tags
• Title
• Property address
• Pictures
• Property details
• Amenities
• Min/max nights
• Check-in/check-out time
• The property's default base price (but not the nightly rate).
• Currency

Limitations

Note the following limitations:

• You can only duplicate single units. Learn our alternative solutions for duplicating a multi-unit or a sub-unit in the section below.
• If you duplicate a property after its listing was flagged or suspended by Airbnb, the duplicated property can't be published to Airbnb. 
• After you duplicate a property, you must activate it. Additionally, we strongly recommend configuring all the settings that were not duplicated. You can see the full settings in the Creating a property article. 
• A business model can't be duplicated. After you create a duplicate property, assign it to the Business model.
• Nightly rates cannot be duplicated. A Nightly rate is a property price per night, adjusted by a pricing tool. 
• Reservations can't be duplicated. You can relocate them from one property to another instead.

Duplicating a single unit

Follow the steps below to suplicate a single unit.

Step by step

1. Sign in to your Guesty account.
2. In the side navigation menu, click Properties.
3. Click the relevant property.
4. In the left-side menu, click Settings.
5. At the top right-hand side, click Actions.
6. From the dropdown, select Duplicate property.
7. At the pop-up menu, under "Nickname for duplicate properties", enter the new property's nickname, and use the up/down arrows to select the number of duplicates. 
8. Click Duplicate.

Importing existing property settings to a multi-unit

When creating a new multi-unit, you can import the settings of an existing property to it. Alternatively, you can import the settings of an existing property to an existing multi-unit.

Duplicating a sub-unit as a single unit

To duplicate an existing sub-unit under a multi-unit, you can use the following methods:

• Unassign the sub-unit from the existing Multi-Unit. This action will convert the sub-unit to a single unit. Then, duplicate the property according to the instructions above. Once done, assign the property to the multi-unit again. You can only re-assign the property if the multi-unit has no more than 100 sub-units.
• Create a new sub-unit from an existing multi-unit. The sub-unit will "inherit" the settings of the parent unit. Then, unassign the sub-unit from the multi-unit. The sub-units will be set as separate single units once they are unassigned.