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Airbnb ADR Calculator
Estimate your average daily rate from total accommodation revenue and booked nights.
ADR formula
ADR = accommodation revenue ÷ booked nights. This helps hosts understand average revenue per booked night.
Result
Enter your numbers to estimate the result.
Enter your numbers to estimate the result.
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How to interpret ADR
ADR is useful only when compared with occupancy and total revenue. A high ADR can be positive, but not if it causes too many empty nights.
Worked example
Accommodation revenue
€3,000
Booked nights
20
ADR
€150
Calculation convention
- What is included?
- Norixo calculates ADR as accommodation revenue divided by booked nights. Use revenue and booked nights from the same period so the result describes one consistent window of performance.
- What is excluded?
- Keep taxes, refundable deposits and platform commissions separate from accommodation revenue. Cleaning fees need a consistent treatment: exclude them for every period, or include them for every period if that is the convention used in your records.
- When is the result comparable?
- Compare ADR only when the date range, revenue treatment and booking scope are the same. Platforms and data providers can use different revenue conventions, so their figures may not be directly comparable to this calculation.
- What can this metric not tell you?
- ADR alone does not measure occupancy, revenue per available night or net profitability.
What this metric cannot tell you
A high ADR can sit alongside low occupancy. It does not show total revenue across the period, net margin or operating costs, so it cannot describe financial performance on its own.
When should you use ADR?
Use ADR to check the average revenue earned on nights that actually booked. Read it alongside occupancy and RevPAR before raising or lowering your nightly rate.
Which KPI should you combine with ADR?
- Calculate your occupancy rate to see how much of the available calendar converted into bookings.
- Understand revenue per available night to connect the achieved rate to available nights.
Common mistakes
- Mixing accommodation revenue with taxes or platform payouts.
- Comparing ADR from different seasons without accounting for demand.
- Treating ADR as performance without checking occupancy.
Methodology and sources
Norixo uses accommodation revenue divided by booked nights. Enter revenue and booked nights from the same measurement period. For comparisons, apply the same treatment to cleaning fees, taxes, deposits and commissions in every period. This is Norixo’s calculator convention, not a universal provider standard: data sources can define revenue differently, so results should be reconciled before they are compared.
- AirDNA defines ADR as total revenue divided by booked nights. Its own methodology includes host-set cleaning fees while excluding Airbnb service fees, illustrating that an ADR definition depends on the revenue components selected. [AirDNA: How does AirDNA calculate ADR?]
- PriceLabs notes that PMS-supplied revenue can include different combinations of rent, fees and taxes. Its documentation therefore confirms that a provider figure may use a revenue convention different from the one used in this calculator. [PriceLabs: Portfolio Analytics terminology]
Editorial owner: Norixo research team · Last reviewed: July 24, 2026
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Research & methodology
This content is based on Airbnb optimization principles, market analysis, pricing research, listing quality evaluation, competitive benchmarking and practical short-term rental experience.
- • Updated: July 24, 2026
- • Reviewed by the Norixo research team
- • Continuously improved as market data evolves
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Frequently asked questions
What is Airbnb ADR?
ADR means average daily rate. It measures average accommodation revenue per booked night.
Why is ADR useful?
ADR helps hosts evaluate pricing performance, especially when compared with occupancy and revenue.
What is the difference between ADR and average price?
ADR is the average accommodation revenue earned per booked night over a period. Your displayed nightly price can vary by date and may not match the revenue you actually earned.
Should taxes be included in ADR?
No. Use accommodation revenue that you earned for the stay, and keep taxes outside the calculation so periods remain comparable.
Understand the full picture
ADR, occupancy and RevPAR should always be interpreted together. One number explains less than the relationship between all three.
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Norixo. Airbnb ADR Calculator. Retrieved July 24, 2026. https://norixo.io/tools/airbnb-adr-calculator
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Norixo. (2026, July 24). Airbnb ADR Calculator. https://norixo.io/tools/airbnb-adr-calculator
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Norixo. “Airbnb ADR Calculator.” Norixo, July 24, 2026, https://norixo.io/tools/airbnb-adr-calculator.
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- July 24, 2026
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