Airbnb Pricing API

In most city markets, short-term rentals absorb a meaningful share of the demand a hotel is pricing against — and no OTA rate feed will ever show it to you. Veetal Connect API returns Airbnb in the same schema as hotel sources, so the comparison is possible at all.

Airbnb listing price API

The live price of a specific listing for given dates: availability, total price, the full breakdown behind it and the rate plans on offer. Query it by listing id, no prior configuration needed.

Airbnb rates by location

Prices across a location rather than a single listing, so you can read the short-let price band of a district and see how it moves against your own rate — the benchmark that tells you whether a soft weekend is a hotel problem or a market one.

Airbnb availability and listing content

Availability by date and listing details complete the picture, so a comparison reflects what is genuinely bookable rather than what is merely published.

Use cases

• Revenue managers in apartment-heavy cities. In destinations where short-term rentals hold a large share of supply, the comp set on Booking.com is only half the market. Reading the short-let price band of your district alongside your own rate tells you whether a soft weekend is a pricing mistake or simply demand that went to apartments.
• Event peaks. Short-let supply expands faster than hotel inventory can, because a host can list a flat in a day. When a congress or a festival lands, watching the district's listing prices shows how much of the peak is being absorbed before it reaches your rooms — and whether your own rate is leaving money on the table.
• Price comparison products. A comparison tool that only shows hotels answers half the question a traveller is asking. Because Airbnb arrives in the same schema as the hotel sources, a single product can cover both kinds of stay without integrating a second vendor or maintaining two data models.
• Short-let operators and property managers. If you manage listings rather than rooms, location rates give you the benchmark for your own portfolio: what comparable inventory in the same district charges for the same dates, refreshed on demand.
• Market research before entering a destination. Listing prices and availability across a location size up the alternative-accommodation side of a market you do not operate in yet, which a hotel rate feed alone will never show you.

Where this matters most

Apartment-heavy destinations, long-stay demand and event peaks — the moments when short-let supply absorbs demand a hotel expected to capture, and the only way to see it is to look outside hotel data.