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Airbnb number screening
The global short-stay rental marketplace, where a number can belong to a host, a frequent traveller, or both at once.
Coverage
- United States
- France
- Spain
- Italy
- Mexico
- Japan
France has long been Airbnb's largest market outside the US — Paris carries a denser listing count than New York. Spain and Italy run on holiday stock, while Japan rebuilt volume after its minpaku law purged listings.
Platform characteristics
- Several sign-up paths exist (email, phone, Google/Apple), so the number isn't always the primary identifier — but booking and verification almost always require one on file.
- The host side is public: name, photo, listing page and years of reviews are all indexable. Guest details stay visible only to the counterparty.
- One number can be both host and guest; the platform enforces no role exclusivity and the account carries no identity label.
- Activity shows up as listings going live or dormant and reviews accumulating, not as feeds or follower counts.
What NexCheck detects
Items and unit prices come straight from the platform price list and stay in sync with it.
| Service | Standard | VIP |
|---|---|---|
| Airbnb Activation Screening | 0.00116 | 0.000725 |
USD / record
What screening solves here
Everyone selling into the short-stay supply chain — cleaning, smart locks, linens, channel-manager SaaS, co-hosting — is chasing the same people, and a host's number is almost certainly on Airbnb. Narrow the list by registration first, then hand it to BD by city.
FAQ
How do I bulk check whether numbers have Airbnb accounts?
Upload the list in international format for each target country and run Airbnb account-registration screening for a per-number result. Split multi-country lists by market — it makes handing leads to city-level BD teams much simpler afterwards.
Can Airbnb screening tell hosts and guests apart?
No. NexCheck returns only whether the number has an Airbnb account — host status, listing count, ratings and Superhost badges are not part of the output. In practice, teams cross-reference the matched numbers against their own city-level listing data.
If someone signed up with email, will their phone number still match?
It depends on whether the number was ever attached to the account. Booking and verification generally require a phone number, so active accounts usually match. A dormant email-only account that never added a number may not — that's an inherent limit of this kind of check.
Start screening on this platform
Submit numbers in the console after signup, or integrate in bulk through the API.
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