HostLens turns ordinary Airbnb browsing into market research. Scroll a market and it captures every listing you pass, then benchmarks price and occupancy, shows which amenities the top performers actually have, and exports the whole set to CSV.
You scroll Airbnb for hours, eyeball a few comps, and hope you remember what you saw. HostLens collects the comps as you browse and does the benchmarking for you — so you decide from the numbers, not a hunch.
HostLens records every listing you scroll past on an Airbnb search or map — nightly price, rating, reviews, bedrooms — with no clicking. With Pro, Capture all pages walks the rest of the search for you, so a whole neighborhood's prices are in front of you in about a minute.
Deep Search estimates occupancy for the next four weeks on the listings you pick, so you can see whether nearby calendars are filling up or sitting open too. It also adds the full amenity list, guest capacity, room type, sub-ratings and Superhost status — depth only where you need it.
Filter your comps to listings with a pool — or by bedrooms, guests, rating or distance — and the bottom 25%, median and top 25% nightly price and estimated occupancy recompute for just that segment. Compare listings with a pool against the rest, side by side.
Mark your own listing, or import it straight from Airbnb, and the My listing report shows where your nightly rate sits among similar listings nearby — then how your ratings, photos and amenities stack up, and a prioritized list of what to act on, each with the numbers behind it.
HostLens counts how many of your comps offer each amenity, grouped by category: the must-haves nearly everyone lists, the contested ones where the real decisions live, and the rare few. Compared against your own listing, it shows what you're missing and what sets you apart.
One click writes it up: price and estimated occupancy tiers, discounts, top vs. bottom comparisons, how listings with each amenity compare, and who operates at scale — with sample sizes, as a web page you can share or copy as Markdown into an AI assistant.
Export exactly the listings on screen — your filters and sort order carry through — to a dated CSV. Pivot it in a spreadsheet, plot price against occupancy, or snapshot a market to track how it shifts over time.
HostLens has no server collecting your data. The comps you capture live in your browser, and the only thing that ever leaves is the CSV you choose to export.
Capture and benchmark with no daily limits.
Deep Search and everything computed from it. Cancel any time.
Everything in Pro, billed once a year.
HostLedger, HostLens and HostLog together, or $119/year.
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Yes — HostLens is live on the Chrome Web Store and free to install. Add it to Chrome, open Airbnb, and it starts capturing comps as you browse. Want a walkthrough? Request a free listing review above and we’ll demo it on your own market.
It turns your normal Airbnb browsing into market research. As you scroll a search or map, it captures the listings you pass into a comp set, then lets you filter, benchmark price and occupancy in quartiles, see which amenities correlate with the top performers, and export everything to CSV.
In two tiers. Tier 1 is passive: while you browse, HostLens reads the data Airbnb already returns for each search result — title, price, rating, reviews, bedrooms, coordinates — and records it automatically. Tier 2 is Deep Search, which you trigger on selected listings to pull the fuller detail-page facts: amenities, guest capacity, sub-ratings, and an occupancy estimate.
It’s an estimate derived from each listing’s public availability calendar — unavailable days over the available window — not confirmed bookings. Treat it as directional, and deep-scan more comps to firm up the numbers.
No. The Amenity Signal panel is observational — it flags which amenities are more common among the top-tier listings than the bottom-tier ones, as a prompt to investigate. A big gap on “hot tub” doesn’t mean adding one will raise your occupancy by that amount, and HostLens says so directly.
Like every GuayaSoft product, HostLens is local-first: the comps you capture stay in your browser, and the capture panels don’t phone home. Your one export path is the CSV button, which downloads the dataset to your own machine.
HostLens is built for Airbnb — it works as you browse Airbnb’s search and map results. It’s aimed at hosts and investors sizing up a market, whether that’s pricing a new listing or scouting a neighborhood before you buy.
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