My cover page listing is wrong

[Ruth297]

Hi everyone.  Can anyone help me please?  My nightly price is £125 but the cover page shows £215 and I can't see how to change this.  When you go into the details and the calendar it's set at £125 and I don't have smart pricing on so can't understnad it.  I wondered why no-one was interested and maybe this is why:-(

[Emiel1]

hello @Ruth297 .

Wherever i look (the listing, your homepage or the search pages), i see only £125 a night.

Where do you see £215,- a night ?

best regards, Emiel

[Ruth297]

Hello and thank you for responding. It's when I look for properties for the same dates in the area and in the box where you request to book.

[Ruth297]

Hello Emiel.  Thank you for responding.  I see it if I search for properties in the area as though I'm a visitor and in the box where you request to book.

Best wishes

Ruth

[Ruth297]

As you can see IT is not my strong point!

[Emiel1 · Accepted solution]

@Ruth297 .

This is your listing:

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/23708383

It says £125 a night for 1 guest.

Also when i search in "Glencoe" as a potential guest, it says £125,- on the map.

(only when i choose 4 guests, i see £215, which is correct, as you charge £30,- for each extra guest)

PS I am not on Airbnb UK (airbnb.co.uk) , don't have access there,maybe somebody from UK can have a look also.

But on Airbnb.com it looks fine.

Hope this helps,

Emiel

[Ruth297]

Thank you again Emiel.  So I somehow need to change it to be £125 for the whole house which is what it was meant to be.  Could you please help? 

[Emiel1]

Hello @Ruth297 ,

if you want to set the price at £125,- a night, no matter the amount of guests (1 to maximum 6), then you have to remove the additional fee (which is now set to £30,-) for extra guests, which option is explained here:

https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/1507/how-do-i-add-a-fee-for-additional-guests-to-my-listing

If after changing this everything is OK, i suggest to remove also the "OOPS-THE COVER LISTING SAYS etc.. " from description. 

Best regards, Emiel