Analyze your Airbnb listing and see what is costing you bookings

Paste the link. The analyzer reads your title, description, amenities, reviews and photos, scores them out of 100, and tells you which fix to make first.

Enter your listing URL

criteria scored, the same ones guests filter and read on

100

points, split across title, description, amenities, reviews, guest experience and photos

10 s

from pasting the URL to the ranked list of fixes

Why run it

Why analyze your Airbnb listing

Find what is costing you clicks and filters

A weak title loses clicks in search results. An unchecked amenity removes you from that filter entirely. The analyzer shows where you lose guests before they ever see the price.

Fixes you can make today

Not "improve your description". What to add, what to cut, and why it changes how Airbnb ranks and how guests decide.

Free, no account, in 10 seconds

No sign up, no card, no Airbnb login. You paste a public URL and get a report.

The scoring

The criteria that make the difference

Each criterion carries a fixed number of points. The total is your score out of 100.

Photos15 pts

Photo count and the cover image drive the click-through rate. We score the volume and the visual investment the listing signals.

Listing title18 pts

A short or generic title disappears in results. We check length, the specific selling points it names, and the clichés to drop.

Description22 pts

Guests read it before booking. We check that it is long enough, concrete, mentions the location and the things that trigger a booking.

Amenities declared18 pts

Every amenity you have but did not check is a filter you fail. We check the essentials, the differentiators and self check-in.

Ratings and reviews17 pts

Rating and review count are the first trust signals a guest sees, and a ranking factor for Airbnb.

Guest experience10 pts

The stay itself is the least used lever. A clear digital guidebook cuts repeat messages and lifts the communication rating.

How it works

Three steps to a better listing

Paste your Airbnb URL

Copy the listing link from Airbnb and paste it in the field. That is all.

Run the analysis

We pull your title, description, amenities, rating and reviews from the public page. Nothing to type.

Get your score out of 100

A score by criterion, and the actions ranked by what they change first.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I optimize my Airbnb listing?

Work the criteria that drive ranking first: a specific title, a concrete description with the location, every amenity checked, enough good photos and a clear guest experience. The analyzer scores each lever and tells you which to fix first.

What is a good Airbnb listing score?

Above 85 out of 100, the listing is well optimized. Between 55 and 85, there are quick wins left, usually amenities and the guest experience. Below 55, several key criteria need work.

Why does my Airbnb listing not show up in search?

Airbnb ranks listings by likelihood of booking, not by age. A generic title, unchecked amenities or a middling rating push you down. Every filter you fail, such as free parking or self check-in, removes you from those results entirely.

How do I improve my Airbnb rating?

Five-star reviews are mostly decided at communication and check-in. A guest who finds the code, the Wi-Fi and the house rules without messaging you leaves a better rating almost automatically. A clear digital guidebook is the fastest way there.

How many photos should an Airbnb listing have?

Aim for 20 to 30, several per room, shot in daylight with the lights on. The cover photo matters most: it is what earns the click in results. Put your five best first.

Which amenities should I declare first on Airbnb?

The essentials first (Wi-Fi, kitchen, bed linens, toiletries, TV), then your differentiators (free parking, pool, hot tub, patio, backyard) and self check-in. Every amenity you offer but did not check makes you invisible on that filter.

Why Airbnb's ranking penalizes a weak listing

Airbnb does not rank listings by popularity. It ranks them by likelihood of booking. On every search, it estimates which listings are most likely to convert and moves them up. A weak listing sends the wrong signals and drops, even with good photos.

The title and description feed that estimate directly. A generic title full of words like "cozy" or "charming" adds no information. It surfaces on no specific search and earns no click. A short or vague description leaves the guest in doubt, and doubt costs a booking.

Amenities play a mechanical role that hosts underestimate. When a guest filters on free parking, air conditioning or self check-in, Airbnb drops every listing that did not declare it. A driveway you offer but never checked makes you invisible on that filter. Each forgotten amenity is a whole segment of guests you never see.

Reviews close the loop. The overall rating and the review count reassure the guest and feed the ranking. Among the sub-ratings, communication and check-in are the most actionable. They are exactly the two moments where a clear digital guidebook makes the difference: a guest who finds the code, the Wi-Fi and the house rules without messaging you leaves a better communication rating, almost automatically. The analyzer above measures where you stand on each of these levers.

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