What's actually working on your listing, and what isn't

Title slot audit

Airbnb titles are short, and every word is a slot you're either using or wasting. We parse yours into what it's actually saying (property type, location, amenity, view, experience) and check it against what your own guests keep mentioning in their reviews.

It's common to find a title that spends its whole budget on "Beautiful" and the town name while the single most-loved thing about the property never makes it in. That's a free, ten-minute fix, and we'll show you exactly which word to add.

Brand mentions

Guests scanning ten listings in ten seconds pattern-match on brand names. "Nespresso" and "Weber grill" read as quality without anyone reading a single review. We scan your title and description for named brands across kitchen, bedding, grills, electronics, and smart-home gear, and flag anywhere you're naming something generically when a brand name might already be sitting in your kitchen, unused in your copy.

Guest quotes

If your reviews already say the thing you want a browsing guest to believe, like "spotless," "the hot tub was incredible," or "check-in was so easy," putting one of those lines directly in your description is free, borrowed trust. We check whether you're doing this, and where.

Upsell check

We scan your existing copy for add-ons you're already offering (early check-in, firewood bundles) as a sanity check that they're actually visible. What we don't do here for free: tell you which upsells your nearby competitors offer that you don't. That comparison needs a real comp set, which is what the paid audit builds for your specific property.

Hyperlocal activity

We pull real, verified points of interest near your exact coordinates (not a guess, an actual places lookup) and compare them against what your description mentions. Most hosts name the one obvious attraction and stop; we'll show you what else is genuinely close that you're not mentioning.

One honest limit right now: we can confirm what's nearby, but we don't yet have guest-rating data for those places on the free teardown.

Calendar audit

Your minimum-stay settings, whether guests can book a weekend without a full week, your booking pace over the next 30/60/90 days, and whether your minimum-night policy is quietly trapping single open nights that can't be booked at all. This is your actual calendar, read closely, not a generic "keep your calendar open" tip.

Pet & cancellation policy

Plain reads of what you're actually offering guests, plus the real tradeoffs involved. A stricter cancellation policy protects you from late cancellations but can quietly cost bookings in a market where guests compare several cabins before deciding. We won't tell you there's one right answer. There usually isn't.

House rules & camera disclosure

How many rules you have, whether your camera disclosure is specific and reassuring or vague and unsettling, and what your safety flags say about who this listing is really for. What we don't claim for free: whether your rule count is high or low compared to other listings in your market. That percentile needs a comp set, and we'll tell you honestly it's locked rather than guess at a number.