Tracking your hosting performance - Airbnb Help Center (2024)

FAQs

How do I check my Airbnb performance? ›

Go to Insights and you'll find performance metrics for these areas: Conversion. Occupancy & rates. Quality.

Market Analysis: The analyzer delves deep into the Airbnb market, examining trends, demands, and the performance of comparable Airbnb properties. This ensures hosts are always a step ahead in understanding what guests are looking for in vacation rentals.

Airbnb also provide you with granular reporting data on the number of views your listing has received over the last month as well as on any given day that has passed. You can gain these insights by logging into Airbnb and going to Progress > Views.

Try a few tests to see if there's a market for you to profit from: Look at similar properties and check their Airbnb occupancy rate. Review their prices per night and guests and multiply by their occupancy rate. Get a third-party service like AirDNA or Jetstream to get an estimate of your yearly revenue.

Finding your reviews

Once you're signed in to your Airbnb account, you'll be able to find both reviews written about you and by you on your public profile. If a reservation has more than one confirmed guest, the Host's review will appear on the profiles of all the other confirmed guests.

AirDNA's data is between 95-99% accurate across Vrbo and Airbnb (Q4 2023 - we were 99% accurate). This ensures that our market research tools are not only current but also highly accurate.

In reporting the active supply of vacation rentals, CBRE found AirDNA data to be 97.5% accurate. For the revenue earned by short-term rental hosts, 96.2% accurate.

One case study on Unbound Investor estimates that the average Airbnb host can maintain a 40% occupancy with around 200 listing views per month.

No, Airbnb does not provide hosts with information about who has viewed their listing. The platform prioritizes user privacy, and details about guests' interactions, including views, are generally not disclosed to hosts unless a booking is made.

Go to Insights and you'll find performance metrics for these areas: Conversion. Occupancy & rates. Quality.

How to get analytics for Airbnb? ›

If you go to the Insight section in your account settings, you can access performance metrics in the following areas: Occupancy and rates—there are four sub-sections where you can review data about your listings' occupancy rate, cancellation rate, length of stay, and nightly rate.

Navigating market nuances with the Airbnb analyzer

Through these tailored insights, you can better understand your market's nuances, allowing you to make informed decisions about property management and pricing.

Overview of Q1 results

Airbnb had a strong start to 2024. In Q1, Nights and Experiences Booked grew to 133 million. Revenue of $2.1 billion increased 18 percent year-over-year. Q1 net income was $264 million—our most profitable first quarter ever.

Airbnb's home grown Page Performance Score (PPS) is designed to capture the rich, complex realities of performance by collecting a multitude of user-centric performance metrics and formulating them into one single 0-100 score.

You can find your response rate on your Dashboard under Stats. If you're using professional hosting tools, you can find the response rate under Requests. It's most important to focus on your response rate, which impacts your Superhost status and search placement.

To review your performance, go to your Earnings and select the expander in the bar chart to launch the interactive earnings view. This shows your earnings by month or year, and by listing. You can use the filter to select which of your listings to display.