Airbnb Listing Price & Location Finder

Search Airbnb for any city, neighborhood, or region and get back structured listing data — price, rating, host status, GPS coordinates, and photos — straight from the search results, with no need to open each listing one by one.

What this actor does

• Searches Airbnb listings for a location by name and reads the first page of results (usually under 20 listings)
• Accepts check-in/check-out dates and guest count to return exact stay pricing instead of a generic nightly rate
• Reports whether each listing's host is a Superhost and/or identity-verified
• Returns GPS coordinates and up to 10 photo URLs per listing
• Every record keeps the same columns: missing text comes back as an empty string, missing coordinates as 0, and a listing without photos gets an empty photos list; originalPrice and hostPhoto are the exception and are left out entirely when a listing has no discount or no visible host photo

Output per listing

• id — Airbnb's unique listing ID
• url — direct link to the listing page
• name — the property's title
• type — property type and location, e.g. Hotel in New York
• subtitle — the short description snippet shown under the listing
• price — the current displayed price, e.g. $150
• originalPrice — the pre-discount price, present only when the listing is discounted
• priceQualifier — what the price covers, e.g. per night or for 5 nights
• rating — average rating with review count, e.g. 4.85 (312)
• isSuperhost — whether the host has Superhost status
• isVerified — whether the host's identity is verified
• hostPhoto — URL of the host's profile photo, present only when one is visible on the search result
• latitude, longitude — GPS coordinates of the listing (0 when Airbnb doesn't provide them)
• photos — up to 10 listing photo URLs (can be empty)
• searchUrl — the Airbnb search URL the listing was found on
• scrapedAt — when the actor fetched the search page (the same value on every record of a run)

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
location	string	–	Location to search, e.g. New York, Paris, France, Tokyo. Required.
checkIn	string	–	Check-in date (YYYY-MM-DD). Leave empty for a general search without dates.
checkOut	string	–	Check-out date (YYYY-MM-DD). Leave empty for a general search without dates.
adults	integer	1	Number of adult guests (1–16); affects pricing and availability.
maxItems	integer	20	Maximum listings to return (1–100), capped by how many listings Airbnb's own search results page contains (typically under 20).
proxy	object	–	Proxy configuration, recommended for larger runs to avoid rate limiting.

Example: quick search, no dates

{
  "location": "New York",
  "maxItems": 10
}

Example: a specific stay for two guests

{
  "location": "Paris, France",
  "checkIn": "2026-07-01",
  "checkOut": "2026-07-05",
  "adults": 2,
  "maxItems": 18
}

Example: large family group

{
  "location": "Orlando, FL",
  "adults": 6,
  "maxItems": 18
}

Use cases

• Travel planning — pull the top search results for a destination into a spreadsheet to compare prices and ratings before booking
• Market research — compare nightly rates and property mix across neighborhoods or cities
• Competitive analysis for hosts — see how similarly positioned listings in your area are priced and rated
• Price monitoring — re-run the same search over time to track how rates move for a destination
• Real estate research — use listing GPS coordinates to map short-term rental density in an area

FAQ

How many listings can I get per search? Each run reads a single Airbnb search results page, so the listing count is capped by how many results that page contains (typically under 20) regardless of how high you set maxItems. If Airbnb blocks the request or the page has no listings, the run is marked as failed with an explanation instead of returning an empty dataset.

Do I need to set check-in and check-out dates? No — without dates you get Airbnb's general displayed pricing. With dates set, price reflects the actual total for that specific stay.

Why are some fields empty strings instead of missing? Not every listing has a subtitle, rating, or similar text field — rather than removing those fields, the actor returns an empty string so every record keeps the same shape. The two exceptions are originalPrice and hostPhoto, which are left out of the record entirely when a listing has no discount or no visible host photo.

Do I need a proxy? Not strictly, but a residential proxy is recommended for larger or repeated runs to avoid being rate-limited by Airbnb.

Does this require an Airbnb account? No. It reads Airbnb's public search results, which don't require logging in.

What locations can I search? Anything Airbnb itself supports — cities, neighborhoods, regions, countries, or specific addresses worldwide.

Is this affiliated with Airbnb? No. This is an independent, third-party actor that reads Airbnb's publicly accessible search pages; it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Airbnb.