Market data tools tell you where the money is. None of them tell you which landlord will say yes. Here is what each one actually does.
| Feature | Yes Landlord | AirDNA | Mashvisor | Searching listings yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main question it answers | Which landlord should I call? | Where do short term rentals earn? | Which property is a good investment? | Whatever you have time for |
| Short term rental earnings data | ||||
| Every rental listing in a city, ranked by likely yes | ||||
| Reason shown for each rank | ||||
| Listing contact on each row | One at a time | |||
| Opening line for the call | ||||
| Price | $49/mo per city (founding) | From $125/mo, or $400/yr; limited free tier | From $17.99/mo billed yearly | Free, plus your hours |
Competitor prices as reported on Oct 31, 2026 by rakidzich.com (AirDNA) and realestateskills.com (Mashvisor). Plans change often, so check their sites before you buy.
Not exactly. AirDNA and Mashvisor estimate what a short term rental can earn in an area. Yes Landlord solves the step after that: finding the owners most likely to let you sublet. Many operators use one of each.
Check the numbers first with a free calculator or a market data tool, then spend your time calling landlords. If the calls are your bottleneck, a ranked list saves the most hours.
