Airbnb Host Lead Extractor

Turn any Airbnb market into a clean, deduplicated list of hosts. Point it at a city and it scans the listings, extracts the host behind each one, removes duplicates, and returns each host's public profile intelligence with a sample listing — global coverage, built on Airbnb's official GraphQL API.

What this is (and isn't): Airbnb does not publish host email or phone numbers, and neither does this actor. You get each host's public profile — name, profile URL, superhost/verified status, tenure and ratings — so you can qualify and reach them through Airbnb. It is a market-intelligence and prospecting tool, not an email harvester.

Who it's for

• Property-management companies & co-hosting agencies — find and qualify hosts in a target city for onboarding outreach.
• STR service providers (cleaning, photography, dynamic pricing, insurance) — build territory-based prospect lists.
• Market analysts — measure host concentration, superhost density and professionalization in a market.

What you get (output fields)

Field	Type	Description
host_id	string	Airbnb numeric host id
name	string	Host display name
profile_url	string	Public /users/show/<id> profile URL
profile_picture	string	Host avatar URL
is_superhost	boolean	Superhost status
is_verified	boolean	Identity verified
years_hosting	integer	Years active as a host
host_review_count	integer	Total reviews across their hosting
host_rating	number	Average host rating
response_time	string	Typical response time (when shown)
about	string	Host bio
sample_listing	object	One of their listings (listing_id, url, name, price, rating)
found_in_location	string	The market this host was found in
scraped_at	string	ISO-8601 timestamp

High-value use cases

1. Agency onboarding pipelines — scan a city, filter to superhostOnly, and export a qualified outreach list.
2. Territory planning — compare superhost density across markets to prioritize expansion.
3. Service prospecting — build lists of active hosts for cleaning/photography/pricing services, deduplicated automatically.

Input parameters

Field	Type	Default	Notes
location	string	—	Market to scan (required)
maxListings	integer	100	Listings to inspect for hosts
maxHosts	integer	0	Cap unique hosts (0 = no cap)
superhostOnly	boolean	false	Keep only superhosts
verifiedOnly	boolean	false	Keep only verified hosts
checkIn / checkOut	string	—	Optional ISO dates for search context
adults	integer	1	Guests for search context
currency / locale	string	USD / en	Output localization

Example input

{
    "location": "Lisbon, Portugal",
    "maxListings": 150,
    "superhostOnly": true
}

Example output (one row, trimmed)

{
    "host_id": "65953824",
    "name": "Ally",
    "profile_url": "https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/65953824",
    "is_superhost": true,
    "is_verified": true,
    "years_hosting": 6,
    "host_review_count": 414,
    "host_rating": 4.99,
    "sample_listing": {
        "listing_id": "809521118643862790",
        "url": "https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/809521118643862790",
        "price": "$1,136"
    },
    "found_in_location": "Austin, Texas",
    "scraped_at": "2026-07-10T16:40:00+00:00"
}

Scheduling & integrations

Schedule city scans from the Apify Console or trigger via API, and export leads to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier, HubSpot or a CSV/webhook for your CRM.

FAQ

Do I get host emails or phone numbers? No. Airbnb does not expose them. You get the public profile and a profile URL to contact the host on Airbnb.

How are duplicates handled? Hosts are deduplicated by host_id within a run, so each host appears once with a sample listing.

How many hosts will I get? Roughly proportional to maxListings; many listings share hosts, so unique hosts are fewer than listings scanned. Increase maxListings for more.

Is it global? Yes — any city Airbnb supports, unlike Europe-only alternatives.

Is this legal? It collects only publicly visible profile data. You are responsible for complying with Airbnb's terms, and with GDPR/CCPA and marketing laws when contacting people.