Airbnb isn't hiding you. It's showing other listings first.

Paste your link and see exactly where your place lands in guest search — and the signals holding it back. Free.

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No account. No credit card. Works for any Airbnb listing, in any country.

Host checking where their Airbnb listing shows up in guest search

One screen, three honest answers

No 40-point checklist — just the three questions that decide whether guests find you.

Am I showing up?

We show you the page a real guest actually sees you on.

Why?

Your listing sends weaker signals than the places beating you nearby.

What do I fix first?

One specific thing, named — not a vague to-do list.

Maybe it's not an Airbnb problem

When a guest searches, Airbnb has to put someone at the top — and it leads with the listings it's most confident about. That confidence comes from signals: are your photos pulling people in, is your price in step with demand, are your dates open, do guests trust you?

Your apartment might be great. But if Airbnb isn't getting the right signals, it shows the better-prepared listing first — and you slide to page 2, page 3, page 5, where almost nobody scrolls.

Maybe you don't have an Airbnb problem. Maybe you have a visibility problem — and that's fixable.

How it works

From URL to actionable insights in 3 simple steps

Paste your Airbnb URL

Simply copy and paste the link to any Airbnb listing you want to analyze.

We run real searches

Our engine runs simulated searches on Airbnb, measuring rank and pricing across upcoming dates.

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Get actionable insights on search position, visibility, and prioritized actions in a clear report.

Short on time? Signal gives you a 60-second snapshot.

Signal is our lighter, no-account quick check. The Analyzer — everything you saw above — is the full diagnostic, with ongoing monitoring after.

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A quick check

Paste a link, get the essentials by email. No account, nothing to manage.

  • Your real current page position
  • Signal Score
  • One named fix to start with
  • Delivered by email — link stays live
  • No account, no credit card
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your free report and how we monitor your listing

What do I get in the free report?

Six full analyses of your listing: where you rank in Airbnb search day by day, your pricing compared with similar listings nearby (including the specific dates worth raising or lowering), an AI review of your photos, description and guest reviews, your occupancy against the area average, and 12 months of market trends. It all rolls up into a prioritized action plan you can work through.

Do I need an account or a credit card?

No card, and no signup form. Paste your listing URL and the analysis starts immediately; leave your email and we'll send you the link when the report is ready — usually within a couple of hours. Your first report is free.

Can Airbnb tell I'm running these checks? Will it affect my listing?

No. We search Airbnb the way a guest would, from our own infrastructure — we never log in as you, touch your listing, or interact with your account. To Airbnb it's ordinary search traffic, so there's no effect on your ranking. (Repeatedly searching for your own listing yourself can bias what you see — that's exactly why we check from the outside.)

How do you monitor my listing's position on Airbnb?

We run automated searches on Airbnb.com in your area, filtering by properties with the same number of bedrooms. We then record where your listing appears.

Why does my position fluctuate?

Search results are dynamic. They change with time of day, browser, device, and Airbnb's own testing. Airbnb sometimes promotes listings temporarily, then lowers them if they don't generate bookings. Frequent self-searches can also cause your listing to disappear from your own results.

Why does your report sometimes show me on page 3, but I can't find my listing?

Airbnb personalizes and rotates results. To avoid this bias, we monitor with different browsers, times, and conditions. Your own search may not always match the broader market view, which is why our independent monitoring is more reliable.

What search radius do you use?

The radius depends on listing density. In areas with many Airbnbs, it may be only a few hundred meters. In areas with few, it may be several kilometers. The exact radius and number of listings analyzed are displayed in your report footer.

How often do you check my position?

We monitor your position every 24–48 hours, so you can see both short-term changes and long-term trends.

What will I actually do with the alerts?

The alert tells you exactly what to do, and when. Three real examples: (a) Your ranking drops a page on Tuesday — you check the listing, find a calendar block you forgot to clear, fix it Wednesday. (b) Your host rating slips to 4.79 — you look up which guest left the 3★ and message them within the response window. (c) A pricing alert flags that you're 18% under area median for a holiday weekend — you raise prices and rebook. Without alerts, you find out from a slow month.

Do I have to pay every time I want a report?

Up to you. You can buy credits one at a time (€9 for a single report), or subscribe from €9/month and get a fresh report every Monday automatically. Both options are on the pricing page.

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