Start with the dashboard
Page two is a single page: your score, and the five things to change first with an impact level, a time estimate and a cost against each. You can act on it before reading anything else.
The process
No calls to schedule, no account access to grant, and no software to learn. A link, a short form, and a report back within 48 hours.
You receive the intake form immediately after checkout. Nothing else is needed to get started.
Your listing link, the basics about the property, who you most want to book it, what makes it special, and what you already suspect could be better.
As it stands: the photographs and their order, the amenity setup, the house rules and structured fields, and everything you told us. If something cannot be verified, we email and ask rather than guess.
A PDF of around 26 pages, opening with a one-page dashboard: your score, and the five things to change first with a time and cost for each.
The first five changes take about an hour and most are free. Titles, description, captions, social posts and prompts are all written out. Paste them in.
Factual corrections, wording adjustments, or a recommendation explained further. Just reply to the delivery email.
The 48 hours
The report is property-specific. Without the listing URL and your intake answers there is nothing to audit, so a clock that started at payment would be a promise about work that could not have begun.
Starting at intake is both honest and in your interest: it means the 48 hours is 48 hours of actual work, and you decide when it starts. Most people send the form within the hour and have the report the next day.
The intake form
The more specific you are, the more specific your report will be. If you do not know an answer, write “unknown” rather than guessing. A guess here becomes a mistake in the report.
Your name and email.
Listing URL, property name, city, region, bedrooms, bathrooms and maximum guests.
Who you most want to book it — couples, families, friend groups, remote workers, pet travellers, and so on.
Up to three things you most want out of the audit, from improving presentation to refreshing an outdated listing.
Three to five concrete things. “Big backyard” is useful. “Great place” is not.
Anything you have wondered about, been told, or suspected.
Parking, beds, stairs, pets, air conditioning — anything that keeps coming up before a booking. Optional.
Bed configuration, parking, accessibility, pets, pool or hot tub, view, laundry, water access. Optional.
Used for the social posts in your report. Optional.
The form closes with three confirmations: that the information you have supplied is accurate, that these recommendations do not guarantee bookings, occupancy, revenue or search ranking, and that you are responsible for reviewing every factual detail before publishing any change to your live listing.
After delivery
Page two is a single page: your score, and the five things to change first with an impact level, a time estimate and a cost against each. You can act on it before reading anything else.
Titles, description, captions, social posts and the AI prompts are all written out in full. The first five changes take about an hour and most of them are free.
One request within 7 days — factual corrections, wording adjustments, or a recommendation explained further. Just reply to the delivery email.
Your 48 hours starts when your completed intake form arrives, not at payment.
One listing, examined properly, with the changes written out and ready to paste in. One flat price, delivered within 48 hours of your intake form.
Recommendations are provided for informational and marketing-optimization purposes and reflect professional opinion based on the listing and the information you supply. Results vary. No guarantee is made regarding bookings, occupancy, revenue or search ranking. You are responsible for reviewing factual accuracy before publishing changes to your live listing. This is an independent service and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Airbnb.