For Hosts

A passion encounter is the heart of Nohô: a real, in-person meeting between a Host (you, opening your world) and a Nomad (the person coming to discover). It’s not a class, not a guided tour, not a service. It’s a human-to-human moment, built around a passion that brings people together.
Every listing on Nohô is an open door yours can be too.

Because on Nohô, you don’t sell. You share. And that changes everything.
The Nomads who come to meet you aren’t looking for a service to consume: they want to meet a person whose passion inspires them. They come because your profile speaks to them, because your words touch them. No sales pressure, no script to repeat just you, your passion, and 1 to 6 people there to listen.
Nohô handles the connection, the payment, the chat. You do what you love: you pass it on.

From the Nohô website or app:

• Click “Create your listing” and follow the signup steps.
• Take care with your profile: a nice photo of yourself, a sincere description that says who you really are. Nomads choose a Host before they choose a passion.
• Then create your listing in one of the 5 Nohô worlds: Art, Craft, Nature, Sport, Leisure.

Your profile is the first window into your world. Give it the time it deserves.

You must be 18 or older to create a Host account on Nohô. This rule exists for legal and liability reasons.

Click “Create your listing”, pick the world that fits, find a title that speaks, and tell your story. Really. Don’t be afraid of details: that’s what makes people want to come.

To help you along:

• Our best practice guide
• The Nohô Team, reachable via the contact form

A few simple principles to make Nomads want to meet you:

• Tell who you are. Introduce yourself, explain why this passion matters to you. A personal story is worth a thousand sales arguments.
• Describe your encounter. How the meeting unfolds, what you’ll do together, the atmosphere, the place. Not a schedule a promise.
• Pick great photos. Photos are the first thing a Nomad sees. Go for natural light, shots that show your world (hands at work, the place, the atmosphere) rather than just finished products.
• Stay true to yourself. No marketing jargon, no superlatives. Nomads are looking for real.

Five worlds, designed to embrace every human passion:

• Art – painting, sculpture, photography, writing, music, calligraphy, dance…
• Craft – traditional crafts, passed-down know-how, old and modern gestures.
• Nature – botany, ornithology, mycology, gardening, forest walks, beekeeping…
• Sport – any sport practiced with passion (see specific rules for certified sports instructors below).
• Leisure – games, collecting, cooking, wine tasting, comics, amateur astronomy…

If you hesitate between two worlds, pick the one that best describes the spirit of your encounter, not just its content.

If you’re a certified sports instructor, the process is slightly different:

• Click “Create a listing” and check the “Certified sports instructor” option.
• Upload your professional ID (front and back) for verification.
• Once your documents are validated by the Nohô team, you’ll appear on the site with our distinctive “Cup” logo.

Important: on Nohô, you’re not offering a sports activity you’re sharing your passion for your sport and your craft. That nuance is essential, and it’s what makes your encounters unique.

You decide. A Nohô encounter lasts between 1 and 4 hours, depending on what feels right for your passion.

Worth knowing: duration doesn’t affect your compensation (€30 regardless of length). Design it for the quality of the encounter, not to maximize your time.

When you create your listing, you set the maximum number of Nomads you can host (up to 6 people per encounter). Once a Nomad books and pays, you’re connected through the Nohô chat that’s when you ask how many people will come along, within your set limit.

Pro tip: a listing that welcomes several people is always more attractive. The flat €35 price for the whole group makes your encounter especially appealing for a Nomad who wants to come with a partner, family, or friends.

When a Nomad wants to book your listing, you immediately get an email, a notification, and a text message asking you to confirm.

• If you confirm, the Nomad proceeds to payment and the Nohô chat opens between you.
• The chat guarantees your €30 compensation at the end of the encounter.

From the moment the chat opens, you can talk freely, prepare the moment together, look forward to it. The chat isn’t a formality it’s already the beginning of your encounter.

When a Nomad picks your listing:

• You get an email, a notification, and a text message.
• To confirm, click “I’m in” in the email, or go to “Messages” → “Listings to confirm” on the website or app.
• If the time proposed by the Nomad doesn’t work, you can change it and send a new suggestion.
• The Nomad only pays once you’ve agreed on the time.

Quick tip: respond fast. A Nomad excited at 9 AM may have committed elsewhere by 6 PM.

Simple and transparent:

• The Nomad pays €35 for the encounter (flat price, whatever the world or duration).
• You receive €30 in your bank account after the encounter.
• The remaining €5 covers Nohô connection fees (secure payment, hosting, support, listing promotion…).

Payment is guaranteed once the encounter has happened. No negotiation, no invoicing, no handling cash.

You get €30 per completed encounter, for a group of up to 6 Nomads, regardless of the duration you set (1 to 4 hours).

If you schedule several slots in one day, you’re compensated as many times as you welcome different groups.

To receive your compensation:

• Go to “I’m a Host” then “Payment methods”.
• Add your bank details.
• After each completed encounter, the €30 is transferred straight to your bank account within 24 to 48 hours.

No manual action needed it all runs automatically.

Nohô uses Stripe, a trusted and 100% secure online payment provider, to handle your transfers. Your Stripe account is private, confidential, and ensures you receive your €30 after every encounter.
This step is required to receive bookings. Registering takes a few minutes.

If the Nomad doesn’t show and hasn’t cancelled more than 24 hours before the encounter, you get your full €30 compensation. Your time is respected as much as your Nomad’s.

Life happens emergencies, health, the unexpected. In that case:

• Let your Nomad know right away via the Nohô chat.
• Try to find a new date or slot together.
• If you can’t reschedule, cancellation follows the Terms and Conditions.

Quick human reminder: a Nomad who books has blocked their schedule, sometimes taken half a day off. Let them know as early as possible.

You’re never alone. To report inappropriate behavior:

• Go to “I’m a Host” → “My dashboard” → click the listing in question → report the Nomad.
• If you experienced serious misconduct, file a complaint with the relevant authorities.
• After verification, Nohô can permanently ban a Nomad from the site and app.

You must make sure not to put the Nomads who come at risk. Nomads are covered by their own personal insurance, but that doesn’t relieve you of responsibility in case of a problem.

By signing up on Nohô, you agree to respect the platform’s values and rules. Full details in our Terms and Conditions.

A few simple principles, designed to protect both Hosts and Nomads:

• Hosts and Nomads respect the Terms and Conditions and the values of the community.
• Hosts never ask Nomads for direct payment they are compensated directly by Nohô.
• Any additional money request (materials, tasting, transport) must be clearly explained in the listing summary.
• When a Nomad books a time slot, they reserve it exclusively for themselves and their group.
• A Host never mixes Nomads from different groups in the same slot. Example: if Nomad X books from 3 PM to 7 PM, Nomad Y must choose another slot.
• If you’re available all day, block several distinct slots to welcome multiple groups and earn compensation for each.
• Both Hosts and Nomads act with kindness, in the chat and in person.
• Nohô reserves the right to remove a listing and ban any member who doesn’t follow these rules.

These rules aren’t constraints they protect what makes Nohô possible: trust.

A few tips drawn from the experience of our best Hosts:

• Chat with your Nomad before the encounter. Ask a few questions, understand where their curiosity comes from. You’ll start already connected.
• Prepare your space, without overdoing it. Tidy up, that’s all. Nomads are coming to see your world as it really is.
• Think of a thread, not a schedule. A Nohô encounter isn’t a timed workshop. Leave room for questions, tangents, silences.
• Be yourself. You don’t have to perform. Your authenticity is exactly what made the Nomad want to come.

The rest will come naturally.

Yes, you can become a Nomad. All you have to do is reserve a sharing ad from another Host.