Airbnb Scraper API - Prices, Reviews & Calendar
Pricing
from $0.75 / 1,000 listings
Scrape whole cities or single listings. Extract prices with the full fee breakdown, all six rating categories, host details, amenities, photos, day-by-day availability and guest reviews — 99 fields per listing. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel, run via API, or schedule it. Failed listings are free.
Cities, regions or neighbourhoods, e.g. ["Porto, Portugal", "Lisbon, Portugal"]. Each one is searched and the results land in the same dataset.
[]Scrape these listings directly and skip the search. Airbnb room URLs or bare listing ids. Use this instead of a location, not as well as: a run given both stops before scraping anything and says so.
[]Stop after this many. 20 by default, which is a complete run of every field on a real market in about twenty seconds. Raise it for a full sweep, or set 0 to take every listing the search finds — a big city is thousands of them, so that is a deliberate choice rather than something to inherit.
Full opens every listing's own page for the complete record. Search only reads the result cards — much faster, but most fields come back empty. Each is billed as its own event; the Pricing tab shows both.
Prices come back converted to this. Every option here was checked against Airbnb and returns that currency; the list is what it accepts, not every ISO code.
YYYY-MM-DD. Defaults to the night before check-out when only check-out is given, otherwise to about a month from the run.
YYYY-MM-DD, at least one night after check-in; a run given a check-out on or before check-in stops and says so. Defaults to the night after check-in.
Guest count sent to Airbnb's search, which affects both availability and price.
Children in the party. Counts toward occupancy and can change the price.
Infants in the party. Most listings do not count them toward occupancy.
Pets in the party. Some listings price these separately, others refuse them.
Keep only listings with at least this many bedrooms.
Keep only listings with at least this many bathrooms.
Drop listings rated below this, out of 5. A brand-new listing has no rating yet and is dropped too.
Empty keeps all. These four are the whole set Airbnb's own filter panel offers.
[]Off by default because reviews bill per review. Turn it on and you get every review a listing has, up to the cap below.
Only used when "Include guest reviews" is on. 50 by default; the busiest listing measured carried 537, so this is what stops one popular property dominating a run. Set 0 for every review, however many that is.
How far forward the day-by-day calendar goes, counted from today. Three months covers the booking window most analysis uses; raise it to 12 for a full year, or set 0 to skip the calendar and make the run faster.
1-12. Defaults to the month the run happens in, which is almost always what you want.
Defaults to the year the run happens in. Set it together with the month above to look at a window that starts later than this month; a window starting before this month is refused, since every day in it has already happened.
Usually leave empty — "How many listings" already bounds the run, and search pages are free. About 18 listings per page.
The language Airbnb writes review dates, house rules and cancellation terms in. It does not change which listings come back.
Which country to search Airbnb from. Airbnb ranks listings, converts prices and shows availability differently depending on where the visitor is, so a Paris search seen from France is not the same result set you get from the United States — different ordering, different totals, sometimes different listings.
Pick the country your buyers browse from. The scraper reads that country's own Airbnb site (airbnb.de for Germany, airbnb.co.uk for the UK) and returns what a visitor there actually sees.
Leave it empty and it follows the language above, so choosing German browses Germany. Set both when they should differ — an English-speaking analyst researching the German market, for example.
China and Russia are not listed: Airbnb withdrew from both in 2022 and a search from either returns nothing. So Russian and Chinese, left to follow the language, browse the United States; pick a country here to browse somewhere else.