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Paste your listing. You get back a title and description that fit Airbnb's fields, a sleeping arrangement nobody can misread, and the three things most likely to surprise a guest brought forward to where they belong — before the booking, not after it.
This is the one that does not sell.
Every other listing tool optimises for persuasion. This one deliberately does not, and the reason is worth two minutes of your time.
An Airbnb listing is a promise that gets audited by the guest, in person, within days — and the audit is published permanently and feeds straight back into where you rank. Overselling therefore wins one booking and costs you the next fifty. Airbnb has written the same thing into policy rather than leaving it to incentives: the place provided should be the one that was booked, the photos and description should accurately represent the space, advertised amenities have to actually be available, access restrictions have to be disclosed, and image edits that hide damage or add amenities are barred outright.
So the operating rule here is blunt. Under-describing a steep staircase, a shared entrance, a shower over a bath or road noise costs you far more than a dull title ever will. A dull title costs clicks. An under-described staircase costs a three-star accuracy rating, and that costs every booking after it.
Disclosure, not hedging
There is a symmetric mistake and the rewrite avoids it too. "The stairs may be difficult for some guests" is not a disclosure, it is an insurance policy, and guests read it as one. "Fourteen stairs to the front door with a handrail on the left, and no step-free route into the building" is a disclosure. Specificity is the whole thing: it is what lets the wrong guest deselect themselves before they book instead of after they arrive.
What it goes looking for
- The sofa-bed counted as a bedroom. "Sleeps 6" in a two-bed is the classic three-star, and it is entirely preventable.
- Stairs, lifts and level access, unmentioned. Guests with luggage, prams or knees filter on this and review on it.
- Shared anything. Entrance, stairwell, garden, washing machine, bin store, another guest in the building.
- Location inflation. "Central" for zone 3, "moments from everything" instead of a walk time to a named station.
- Fee structure. Since Airbnb began showing the total including fees by default, loading cost into the cleaning fee no longer hides it — it just makes your ranked price worse.
- A wall of house rules. Twenty prohibitions with no reasons reads as a difficult host. Three with a reason each reads as an organised one, and gets followed.
- Review language in host copy. "Guests love the light" is you reviewing yourself, and it comes out.
What a fix looks like
Stunning Luxury Apartment in the Heart of Edinburgh ★ — sleeps 6 comfortably in 2 bedrooms. Perfectly located, moments from all the best attractions. Guests love the cosy atmosphere! House rules: no parties, no smoking, no pets, no unregistered guests, no noise after 10pm, no shoes inside.
Top-floor 2-bed, 6 min walk to Waverley — 3 flights, no lift. Good for a family of four, or two couples if one pair is happy on a sofa-bed. Bedroom one: double, door locks. Bedroom two: two singles. The sixth space is a double sofa-bed in the living room — comfortable, but it is a sofa-bed in a shared room, not a third bedroom. No parties: the flat below is occupied and these are wooden floors. Short-term let licence number: [MUST SUPPLY — three capital letters and five digits, and it must be displayed on the listing.]
The title now carries the reason to book and the reason not to, in the same fifty characters. Nothing was added that the host had not said, the eight bare prohibitions became rules with reasons, and the one genuinely missing item is sitting there as a blocker rather than being glossed over.
Before you pay.
Why is it talking me out of my own listing?
Because a listing is a promise that gets audited in person within days, and the audit is published. A guest who books the flat the listing described leaves a five-star accuracy rating. A guest who books a different one leaves three, and that follows you into every future search. The tool is optimising the rating, which means it is optimising the honest version.
Will it add amenities to make the listing sound better?
Never. It does not add a hairdryer, a coffee machine, a parking space or a wifi speed you did not mention — if you did not list it, it does not exist as far as the rewrite is concerned. It also never removes a drawback you did disclose. It may move it somewhere it reads better, or sharpen it, but deleting it is the single most damaging thing this tool could do to you.
How does it handle the sofa-bed?
It calls it a sofa-bed, in the room it is actually in. "Sleeps 6" where two of those six are on a pull-out in the living room is the most common accuracy complaint on the platform and the easiest one to never have. You get a room-by-room breakdown instead: which bed is which size, which doors lock, and how many people sleep in a bed rather than on one.
Does it know the rules where my property is?
Short-stay regulation is not the same across the UK, so it prompts rather than pronounces. In Scotland a licence number has to be displayed on the listing, so if you say the property is Scottish and give no number, that comes back as a blocker with the format noted. Elsewhere it tells you to check the position where you are. It never asserts a licence number, and it never tells you that no licence is needed.
What does it cost?
£7 buys 7,000 points, one pack. This job has a ceiling of 3,500 points and spends only what a finished report actually costs, so one payment covers two listings — or one now with the rest kept for another job. Three revisions are included. A job that fails to generate spends nothing at all.
Other jobs Unfussed does.
One £7 pack buys 7,000 points and any job can spend them — see everything Unfussed does.
- Fix My Room AdvertLetting to someone for a year rather than a weekend — a completely different social contract.
- Fix My Property ListingSelling or letting the whole place on Rightmove or Zoopla, where a blank field is the defect.
- Fix My Google Business ProfileIf the stay comes with a business attached, this is the listing people find first.
- Write My ComplaintOn the other side of a booking that went wrong — timeline and evidence in, letter out.
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