Open with the demand driver
Show the feature that makes the stay worth stopping for, not the safest generic room.
Audit
Diagnose final CTR and the first five-photo sequence.
Enter your latest 14-day listing read. The audit keeps the decision narrow so you know what to change, what to leave alone, and when to remeasure.
Your Photo Diagnosis
The output is built for one next decision.
The API returns a problem class, confidence score, plain-English explanation, prioritized actions, and basis labels that show which rules fired.
First Five Fix
Make the first five frames answer five different guest doubts.
Sequence for contrast
Follow the hero with different proof: setting, sleep, social space, amenity, then trust detail.
Measure one change
Rollback or isolate recent edits so the 21-day CTR read explains the photo decision.
Why Sean
Built around the way Sean Rakidzich teaches Airbnb operators to inspect demand.
This diagnostic page focuses on the click moment: whether the hero photo earns attention, whether the first five photos create enough variety, and whether trust signals are strong enough for a guest to keep moving.
FAQ
Common audit questions.
Why final CTR instead of broad listing views?
Final CTR is closer to the search-result first impression, so it is a cleaner read on whether the hero image earns the click.
What if CTR is average?
A final CTR between 2.5% and 5% is treated as neutral. The next move is to inspect the first five photos and avoid overreacting.
Why always remeasure for 21 days?
Short windows can be distorted by seasonality, ranking shifts, and one-off traffic. A 21-day read gives the change a fairer test.