Airbnb Price Per Night Corrector

Useless

It's totally fine to offer an extension that doesn't work. That's what reviews are for. What isn't OK is using that extension to open a tab on MY browser promoting your new project... that's way too intrusive, and I have no idea why you'd try to upsell me off of a tool that doesn't work.

I cannot quite grasp, why the App isn't updated. It has all the spotlight, very little competition, but it is not working. Unfortunately, the creators seem to have abandon the project. Which is a pity, because of it's huge potential.

David SawyerDeveloperSep 12, 2022

Hey, the scope and complexity of the extension has had to grow by a couple of orders of magnitude since Airbnb recently stopped showing the tax amount on listing page pricing breakdowns. I've got a rudimentary fix working now, but I haven't been able to devote enough time to it to get it working really consistently. Apologies for the inconvenience, and you're welcome to fork the github repo and try to get things working yourself. I'm definitely accepting PRs to the repo.

NOT WORKING. Please update your app!

Broken for months now.

Currently broken, shows NaN as the total

Displays NaN for prices, no longer works.

Great idea, but the calculations are just wrong. Or maybe it doesn't include service fees?

David SawyerDeveloperOct 4, 2021

Hey Mohamed, I'm not seeing any buggy behavior on my end. Can you link to a listing where the calculation is incorrect? Also, what language and currency are you using?

So good! I was so tired of getting screwed by AirBnB with sometimes x3 larger prices than listed. This extension works flawlessly! It even includes taxes in the breakdown.

It's fine but you need to click each listing. It saves you the time of scrolling 2inches from when you click the listing. You still need to click on it.

David SawyerDeveloperMar 16, 2020

Hey Natan, you may be missing the point of this extension. People often think of the price of a stay in terms of their nightly budget, as opposed to the total for the entire trip. Airbnb by default will show you, for example, $100 per night for a 3-night stay equals $450 total. Wait, what happened here? I thought I was just paying for $100 x 3! Fees are what happened... $150 worth of them. That $100 was obviously a misleading nightly price that they showed you since the TRUE nightly price is really $150. That's where this extension comes in; it does this simple but annoying math for you! Airbnb will never show you that true nightly price, so unless they've drastically changed some of their listing pages (as far as I can tell, they haven't), there's no way to scroll two inches like you said (or any amount) to see that true nightly price. Hope that makes sense!