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I built a browser extension to help mitigate this type of issue. A lot of people like to think about the cost of lodging in terms of nightly price as opposed to
by davidsawyer 6y ago
I built a browser extension to help mitigate this type of issue. A lot of people like to think about the cost of lodging in terms of nightly price as opposed to the total, so the extension shows the true nightly price of a stay, after account for all fees, taxes, etc. Unfortunately, right now there's not a great way to get the true* totals to show up in search results, but the extension will show you the real price per night of your stay once you're on a place's listing page.
Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/airbnb-price-per-night-co/lijeilcglmadpkbengpkfnkpmcehecfe https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/airbnb-price-per-n...
Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/airbnb-price-per-night-correct/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/airbnb-price-...
And it's completely open source: https://github.com/davidsawyer/airbnb-price-per-night-correcter https://github.com/davidsawyer/airbnb-price-per-night-correc...
*Airbnb leaves out taxes in their "totals", which can skew the true total by a significant amount
- JMTQp8lwXL 6y agoI'm more forgiving about taxes being left out, only because it's an equal percentage for each listing. If I have a map of 10 listings, and they're all N% less than they should be -- I can still somewhat easily compare them, as they are all equally wrong. There might be edge cases to my thinking, as if you map view listings along a jurisdictional boundary, there may be taxes in one city and not another.
- baby 6y agoThis is awesome! Thank you so much for doing this :)