High-end Airbnb marketing photos, made to get your place booked.
Your rental’s photos have to make guests feel safe, excited, and ready to book, on Airbnb, VRBO and anywhere else you list.
Let guests picture themselves here.
They should fall for the place before they read a word.
Everything your guests look for.
If it’s in your listing, it’s in the photos.
- Every bedroom and bath, so guests can count beds
- The kitchen and living space, ready to use
- Every amenity you list
- Your setting, with drone views where they help
- A cover photo that holds up in every crop
- Twilight, video or a 3D tour in the same visit
What your guests should feel.
Safe
Clear, honest photos show there are no surprises waiting.
Excited
The light and the little details let them picture the trip.
Ready to book
When they can see everything, there is nothing left to wonder about.
The setting sells the stay.
Your cabin, lake house or land, with drone views of everything around it.
Get a price for your place.
Tell us the size, how many units, and if you want video or a 3D tour. You’ll usually have a price the same day.
Before you book.
How much does Airbnb photography cost?
Vacation rentals are quoted per property rather than run through the residential calculator. A vacation rental has no list price to scale from, and the work depends on how much of the property is part of the stay — a one-bedroom condo and a cabin on ten acres with a hot tub and a dock are different days.
How many photos does an Airbnb or Vrbo listing need?
Enough that a guest never has to wonder what a room looks like. Every bedroom, every bathroom, the kitchen, the living space and every amenity named in the description. A hot tub in the text but missing from the gallery reads as a hot tub that is not really there.
Do I need to be at the property for the shoot?
No. Most vacation rentals are shot on a turnover day with a lockbox code, between the cleaner leaving and the next guest arriving. You are welcome to be there, but it is never required.
Do you photograph vacation rentals outside the Chicago area?
Yes — remote cabins and lake properties are usually the ones that need it most, since the setting is a large part of what a guest is booking. Travel outside the regular service area is quoted with the job.
