FAQs

Q: Is this a monthly subscription or a one-time payment?
- A: One-time payment. $49. That's it.
Q: Is this a "done for you" service where you negotiate for me?
- A: No. This is a DIY system. You do the work. You keep 100% of the savings. I can't negotiate for you and honestly, you don't need me to. The script works. You just copy, paste, customize, and send. I've made it as simple as possible.
Q: Do I need to be "tech-savvy" to use this?
- No. If you think critically and can copy and paste text, you can use this system.
Q: Is this ethical? Isn't this like influencers scamming restaurants for free meals?
- A: Not even close, this is leverage. Hosts with zero reviews are losing money every day on empty properties. Your 5-star review legitimizes their listing and attracts future guests. That's worth far more to them than the 10-30% discount they're giving you. Like any good business, you're negotiating to reduce your monthly operating costs in exchange for an honest review, not fake engagement and a free meal.
Q: What if the host says no?
- A: Then you move on to the next listing. That's it. The only time a host said 'no' was when the discount I proposed was too low for their operating costs, in which case they made a counter offer which was more than I was willing to pay, so I said 'no' and messaged another host. The script has gotten a 100% repsonse rate every time and given me the leverage in every negotiation. Their property is sitting empty, losing money every single day, and because many people are hesitant to book a property without reviews, these hosts need your social proof more than you need to pay full price.
Q: Does this only work for monthly stays?
- A: No. It works for any length of stay. I've used it successfully on 3-night weekend trips, 10-day vacations, and 30-day monthly rentals. A 5-star review from a 3-night stay is just as valuable to a new host as a review from a 30-day stay.
Q: What if I don't have 5-star reviews yet?
- A: You can still use the system, but because your reputation is an asset, the script is most effective in terms of negotiation leverage once you have at least 3-5 positive reviews. If you don't have any reviews and want to use the script, just modify it to fit your needs. Again, if you can think critically you can use this system. Keep in mind this system is more than just a script to negotiate a discount, it's a full system of SOP's written specifically to help protect you in the event something goes wrong during your stays.
Q: What if I have a bad experience and need to leave a negative review?
- A: Leave an honest review. Always. The system is built on integrity. The script creates leverage for the negotiation. It doesn't obligate you to lie. You're offering a 5-star review "assuming everything goes well." If the host fails to deliver, you leave an honest review that reflects your experience. That's not unethical, that's how Airbnb is supposed to work. I've never had to leave a bad review on a property I negotiated using this script, because hosts who are willing to negotiate are usually better hosts. They're motivated, responsive, and want to earn that 5-star review.
Q: Why are you selling this for $49 if it's worth over $22,000?
- $49 is a credibility filter. If I gave this away for free, people wouldn't value it. Charging $49 means you're invested enough to actually implement it. I want this to spread. The more travelers who use this system, the more power we have as guests. Right now, people feel powerless. This levels the playing field. If you use the script once and save $100, you've made your money back twice over. Everything after that is pure profit, not to mention the peace of mind you'll gain from the new standard operating procedures.
Q: What if I don't travel often enough to make this worth it?
- A: You only need to use it once to break even. If you take one trip per year and save $50-$100 using the script, you've covered the $49 price. But here's the bigger picture: The average American takes 1-2 leisure trips per year, the average digital nomad or frequent traveler books 5-10 Airbnbs per year, and the average family vacation costs $2,000-$5,000
- Even if you only travel occasionally, the SOPs are written to help protect yourself from the disasters that cost thousands including fake damage claims, bait-and-switch listings, and illegal sublets with unreachable hosts.
- You're not just getting a script to negotiate discounts, you're gaining peace of mind against travel nightmares people don't want to think about.
Q: Do you use this system?
- OF COURSE! I've saved over $20,000 using this system and I'm going to continue using it as ongoing as I travel. There are over 8 million listings on Airbnb in more than 150,000 cities, so the opportunities are endless.

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