Airbnb Scraper — Listings, Prices & Ratings

Paste an Airbnb search URL. Get every listing as clean, structured data — with prices you can actually compare.

Works on any Airbnb country domain: .com, .es, .com.ar, .mx, .com.br, .co.uk, .fr, .de, .it.

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The price problem this solves

Airbnb shows "$337 for 5 nights" when your search has dates, and "$67 per night" when it does not. Most scrapers store the number and drop the qualifier, so a five-night total ends up in the same column as a nightly rate. Every average, every filter, every comparison you build on top of that is wrong.

This Actor always returns three fields together:

"price":       { "amount": 337, "currency": "USD", "raw": "$337 USD for 5 nights" },
"pricePeriod": "stay",
"priceNights": 5

So 337 / 5 = 67 is a number you can trust. The maxPricePerNight filter does that division for you — a cheap listing is never excluded just because the stay is long.

What you get per listing

Field	Example
name	Dana Apartments
propertyType	Rental unit in Madrid
rating	4.78
reviewsCount	222
price + pricePeriod + priceNights	337 · stay · 5
capacity, bedrooms, beds, bathrooms	when the listing states them
location.latitude / longitude	exact coordinates
isSuperhost	true / false
images	full-resolution URLs

How to use it

Scrape a destination

Set your dates, guests and filters on Airbnb, then copy the URL:

{
  "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://www.airbnb.com/s/Madrid--Spain/homes" }],
  "maxItems": 300
}

Well-rated listings under a nightly budget

{
  "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://www.airbnb.com/s/Barcelona--Spain/homes" }],
  "minRating": 4.5,
  "minReviews": 50,
  "maxPricePerNight": 120,
  "onlySuperhost": true
}

Monitor new listings

Schedule it with includeSeen off — each run returns only listings that appeared since the last one.

About the 300-result cap

Airbnb limits every search to roughly 300 results. That is the site's limit, not this Actor's, and no scraper can go past it on a single URL.

To cover a whole city, split the search and pass several URLs — by neighbourhood, by price band, or by date range. The run log tells you when a search has been exhausted so you know when to split.

Input reference

Field	Type	Default	What it does
startUrls	array	example URL	Airbnb search result URLs
nameKeywords	array	[]	Keep listings whose name matches any word
minRating	integer	—	Minimum rating, 0–5
minReviews	integer	—	Minimum review count
maxPricePerNight	integer	—	Compared per night, not per stay
onlySuperhost	boolean	false	Only Superhost listings
maxItems	integer	200	Hard stop. Your cost control
maxPagesPerUrl	integer	15	Pages per URL (~18 listings each)
includeSeen	boolean	true	false returns only listings new since the last run
proxyTier	enum	datacenter	Starts cheap, escalates only if blocked
maxProxyTier	enum	residential	Set to datacenter to never spend residential bandwidth
maxRequestsPerMinute	integer	40	Throttle. Often more effective than switching proxies

Cost

Charged per listing saved. Listings removed by your filters or already seen are not charged.

The Actor starts on datacenter proxies and escalates to residential only when it detects an anti-bot challenge, so you do not pay for residential bandwidth unless the site actually demands it.

FAQ

Why do some listings have no rating? Because they are new and have no reviews yet. The field comes back null and reviewsCount is 0, rather than being guessed as zero stars.

Why is capacity sometimes empty? Airbnb only states guests, bedrooms and beds on some cards. Missing values are returned as null instead of being inferred.

Why fewer results than Airbnb shows? Either maxItems, or Airbnb's own ~300-result cap. Split the search into several URLs to go wider.

Is this legal? Only public search results are extracted — the same information any visitor sees without logging in. No login is bypassed and no personal data is collected.

Support

Found a search URL that does not parse? Open an issue with the URL. Reports with a URL get fixed fastest.