Pricing

[Nicky171]

We have set our pricing to £100 a night and a £30 cleaning fee. 
when searching for our property is comes up in the map at either £129 or £133 per night. Why is it doing this? 
Mathis will our prospective guest off seeing this price as others in the area come up at £90-£120. So our £100 is priced competitively. 
how do we make the map/listing show £100 when people search for a holiday cottage on the area? 

[Mike-And-Jane0]

@Nicky171 To your nightly rate Airbnb add their service fee  (approx 14%+vat) and your cleaning fee divided by the length of stay. This is what the guests will actually pay.

[Emiel1]

@Nicky171 

This is how Airbnb by default displays prices, for everybody, so also for your compatitors !

If you look for 1 night, price is 130,- a night (100+30) But for 2 nights it is 115,- a night (100+30/2),  etc...

BTW If there are other costs (service fee, VAT, local taxes) they are also added.

[Nicky171]

This makes sense. However £100 x3 + £30 and their fee of 14% (£46) = £376, so it should show £125 but it shows £133. I’m just trying to work out where the £133 comes from. 

[Colleen253]

@Nicky171 The Airbnb service fee is generally around 14%, but it IS variable. 

https://www.airbnb.ca/help/article/1857/what-are-airbnb-service-fees