Heard about OccuMax® pricing?
You can earn up to 30% more with our unique pricing strategy. Developed from managing over 350,000 bookings, it runs entirely within local regulations and has already earned our hosts over £112 Million.
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FIND OUT MOREYou can earn up to 30% more with our unique pricing strategy. Developed from managing over 350,000 bookings, it runs entirely within local regulations and has already earned our hosts over £112 Million.
Enter a postcode or address for each property you want to compare. The calculator estimates your likely Airbnb income based on that market's average daily rate, typical occupancy, and Houst's management fee for that city.
You can compare up to three properties at once. Each column shows estimated gross revenue, occupancy, and net income after Houst's fee. VAT is included where applicable and the tool automatically switches currency based on the market you're searching.
It works just as well before you've bought. If you're weighing up two areas or deciding between a city-centre flat and a suburban house, plug in both addresses and see which stacks up better on paper.
Once you've seen the figures, the lead form at the bottom connects you directly with our team. If you only need a single property estimate, use our single property calculator.
Returns vary significantly across markets. Here's a quick picture of how the main cities compare.
London consistently produces the highest gross revenue, driven by year-round demand from business travellers, tourists, and short-let relocations. ADRs in prime zones run well above the national average, though higher property values mean yields are often more modest than they look. The best areas in London for Airbnb vary sharply by zone and property type.
Edinburgh punches well above its size. Festival season lifts the annual average significantly, but even outside August the city holds strong occupancy. Short-let regulations have tightened, so licensing requirements are worth factoring in before you commit.
Manchester offers a good balance of occupancy and ADR with lower acquisition costs than London. The city centre and Ancoats continue to attract strong short-let demand from corporate guests and weekend visitors alike.
Bristol is a smaller market but a consistent performer. University and tourism demand keep occupancy reasonably steady throughout the year, and property prices remain accessible relative to London.
The calculator above covers all four cities, plus 23 more markets across the UK, Europe, Australia and the Middle East.
