
Are Minimum Night Rules Costing You Thousands on Airbnb?
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In this episode of Get Paid For Your Pad, Jasper Ribbers kicks off our new RefUp Series on revenue management with one of the most overlooked levers in STR revenue: minimum night stay (MNS) settings.
Most hosts see MNS as a simple calendar setting, but it directly impacts your availability, visibility, and overall revenue. Hotels handle short stays differently for a reason, and STR operators can learn a lot from that approach.
We break down:
- The 3 key reasons to restrict minimum nights: operations, risk, and revenue optimization
- Why one-night bookings often bring more benefits than problems
- How Airbnb’s algorithm rewards flexibility with more visibility
- The indirect revenue value of reviews, repeat guests, and exposure
- Real-world examples of operators who unlocked growth by testing shorter stays
Whether you manage a few units or a large portfolio, this episode will show you how to think about MNS settings strategically and stop leaving money on the table.
Keywords: short-term rental, Airbnb, minimum night stay, revenue management, STR optimization, Airbnb algorithm, pricing strategy, Freewyld, property management, bookings
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