Lots of useful data Lots of useful data, but expensive if you want to look at multiple markets and you are a first-time investor. For bigger businesses, the high cost is probably worth it. The rentalizer tool could use a mortgage portion to help investors make better decisions. I realize that a mortgage is not a formal operating expense, but it is clearly a variable for deciding whether to purchase a property or not.

Steer clear at all costs! Steer clear at all costs! I can only speak of my experience in the Australian market whereby the data is just not accurate enough to provide any real value and accordingly the dynamic pricing model is just not adequate. Moreover, I was not afforded any trial/demo period of the main features and instead had to purchase a subscription to find this out. Despite being aware within mere hours of signing up that the promised tools would not work for us, they would not provide any sort of refund (even partial) even though I had paid my subscription less than 24hrs prior to my request. In contrast, their competitors at PriceLabs are for more attentive and their data and modelling appears to be far more useful. Unless you absolutely have to, DO NOT use this product!

Bad Quality Data Product quality is not what it used to be. Data is not accurate. To top things off, I requested to cancel my subscription, but because I did not give them 2 days notice (hidden in their terms and conditions), they charged me for another month.

A depth of data and information is… Such a depth of data and information is readily available to analyse and feel comfortable in decision-making.

It’s quite good. It’s quite good. You’re gonna be able to extract enough data in order to make smarter investments, however, the information you’re going to want will not be summarised by airdna and you will have to make your own spreadsheets in order to summarise and conclude your findings. I will say that if you’re willing to do proper analysis of the data yourself then airdna should be really useful for you.