Swap or Sublet
your place with us

Kaza Swap are remote workers - or flexible individuals who believe in exchanging their flat when they travel instead of paying for costly accommodations. This means having more budget to explore new destinations and enabling the sharing economy, which we believe is the future. On Kaza Swap, you can connect with, request, and confirm swaps with verified members of our community.

The platform is completely free, but as it's free, we don't provide any insurance to cover your belongings in your flat. This means that responsibility lies with you. We encourage you to connect with the other person and agree on various rules to ensure a positive experience for both parties.

The platform is inclusive, allowing people to apply as long as they have a rented flat, or even if they live with flatmates. We carefully review profiles before adding them to the website, ensuring that each individual aligns with our community values.

The point reward system allows you to earn points when you let someone stay at your place while you are not staying at theirs. However, our swap platform currently doesn't have a point system. We focus on finding ideal swap matches within our flexible community of remote workers. Encouraging simultaneous swaps fosters a sense of responsibility when both parties stay in each other's flats at the same time. Our aim is to be an alternative to Airbnb and other rental platforms, and introducing a point system could detract from the authentic spirit of flat exchanges.

Unfortunatly Kaza Swap does not provide any kind of insurance yet. The platform aims to provide an easy way for our community to connect and discuss flat swap opportunities. It's essential to connect with the person before confirming the swap and ensure that you have a common understanding regarding the swap. In other words, swapping your place with a Kaza Swap member has the same risks as swapping your flat with a friend.

Yes, you can! Flat swapping doesn't involve financial transactions for you, so there's no need to inform the landlord or property owner. It differs from short-term rental services like Airbnb, as it doesn't generate profits or income. However, it's always a good idea to check the terms of your rental agreement and communicate with your landlord if necessary to avoid any issues.