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Home swapping means two people agree to stay in each other's homes for an overlapping or separate period. You get a real home in a new city while your place is enjoyed by someone else—no rental fees on either side.

Yes. Home swapping works on the principle that both people are away from their homes at the same time—you stay in theirs while they stay in yours. The stays need to overlap, which is what makes it a true swap rather than a rental.

Yes. The community is built on mutual trust, verified identities, and transparent reviews. Both parties have an equal stake—they're letting someone into their home too—which creates a strong incentive for everyone to treat each other's space with care.

You have full control over your availability calendar. Set the dates your home is open for swapping and you'll only receive requests for those windows. You can update your availability at any time.

Good swaps start with good communication. Cover practical things like check-in logistics, house rules, pets, parking, and any quirks of the home. A shared document or checklist is a great way to align expectations upfront.

In many cases, yes—but check your lease agreement first. Some tenancies allow short-term guests, while others require landlord approval. Always be transparent with your landlord and get any necessary permission before listing your home.