Wello Learn: hosting guides for real people

Creating your first experience

Start with something you’d genuinely want to do.

Wello isn’t tickets and turnstiles, a real person opens the door. Here’s the whole journey, from tapping a room to walking in.

You don’t have to walk in trying to make friends. Turn up for the thing, and see what happens.

Pricing isn’t a formula. Start with what you’re creating, what it costs you, and what someone is actually getting from it.

Getting paid to host is real income, but for most casual hosts, the tax answer is simpler (and kinder) than you'd expect.

What happens to the money, whichever side cancels, and why telling people early matters more than the policy you picked.

Wello is built so both sides of the door can meet with confidence. You always know who you’re letting in, and who’s letting you in.

You decide who joins, what they can see, and when. Here’s every control you have, before, during and after.

Nobody plans for a guest tripping over a speaker cable. Insurance is how a bad five seconds stays a story instead of a bill.

Cooking for people you've never met is the heart of a supper club, and UK food law has a view on it that's easier to satisfy than you'd think.

Whether your event needs a licence comes down to one question: is alcohol being sold? Here's the map.

A private cinema room or a projector on a wall makes a brilliant event, and film is the one area where most hosts don't know the rules exist.

Ratings run both ways on Wello. Here's what the best hosts and the best guests actually do.