Across 13 months, Airbnb first page visibility for our portfolio averaged 55.7%—more than twice the ~26 % rate Airbnb shows for similar listings.
Even in a January dip to ≈13%, visibility rebounded above 35% by early spring, proving the strategy’s resilience.
Landing on the first page of Airbnb results is the digital equivalent of ranking on page 1 of Google. Guests rarely scroll further, so Airbnb first page visibility is the single most valuable slice of exposure a listing can earn.
Over the last 12 months our portfolio averaged 55.7 % first-page visibility—more than 2 × the 26 % rate Airbnb reports for similar listings in the same price brackets and neighborhoods. 🌴
Airbnb shows a first-page search-impression rate inside Insights → Conversion → Visibility. It is calculated as:
(Page-1 search impressions ÷ All search impressions) × 100
A search impression is any time a listing thumbnail loads in a guest’s results; page 1 means it appeared somewhere in the first batch of results the guest sees.
After analysing our entire portfolio of Airbnb ranking signals, we focus on five levers we can control—and repeat—across every home.
Airbnb guards its full algorithm, yet the Insights dashboard supplies enough data to act decisively. We audit Airbnb first page visibility weekly, tweak pricing nightly, and refresh creative quarterly.
The result: a durable 55.7% page-1 footprint that keeps calendars full and owners’ returns predictable.
If your home isn’t enjoying consistent Airbnb first page visibility, you’re leaving bookings—and revenue—on the table. Our management model bakes the winning levers (dynamic pricing, photo A/B testing, review velocity, wishlist campaigns, rich content) into every property we onboard.
No extra upsells, no hidden tooling fees—just a data-driven path to that 55.7% page-one footprint.
Schedule a quick call, and we’ll show you exactly how many more nights your calendar can fill once your listing lives where guests actually click.
👉 Reach out for your free revenue projection and watch your visibility—and earnings—rise.
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