Strategies, insights, and data-driven tips to help you earn more from your Airbnb listings.
PriceLabs, Wheelhouse and Beyond all set your rates for you. Here is how they compare, and when software alone is not enough.
What New York hosts need to know about state and local rules, lodging taxes and seasonal pricing, and how RevWhisper works with New York listings.
Is Airbnb banned in New York? Inside New York City, nearly. Everywhere else, no. What NYC's Local Law 18 requires and what the 2025 state law changed for hosts upstate.
Every major US holiday in 2027, the day it falls on, and which ones create long weekends. Set these rates before guests start booking.
Airbnb retired Strict and added Limited. What each policy pays you when a guest cancels, which one fits your calendar, and how to change it.
Airbnb's new house rules start November 20, 2026. What you can still ask guests to do at checkout, and a ready-to-copy checkout message that stays inside the rules.
Your listing is leaking clicks and bookings, and your photos are the first place to look. A 12-item audit from cover photo to review strategy.
You are getting views but not bookings. That gap is not a pricing problem: it is a content problem, and the algorithm is watching every second of it.
Every blank amenity field is a filter your listing doesn't match. Guests filter by amenities, so missing fields keep you out of the searches most likely to book.
Your listing is invisible because you don't know who you're up against. A comp set analysis finds the listings taking your bookings in 30 minutes.
In Q4 2025, 64% of all Airbnb nights were booked through the mobile app. Most hosts build their listing on a laptop. Here's how to optimize for the 6-inch screen.
Over 70% of eligible Airbnb bookings used Reserve Now, Pay Later in Q4 2025. More bookings, but different guest behavior. Here's what hosts need to know.
Most Airbnb hosts now pay a 15.5% host-only fee, taken from the payout. Here's how to recalibrate every rate so you stop losing money.
Guests scroll fast. Your listing photos are the single biggest factor in whether someone clicks or keeps scrolling. Here's how to get them right.