Sample Report — Fictional Guest — Not Real Data

What a VettHost screening report looks like

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Sample only. This report uses a fictional guest. Real reports analyze actual Airbnb review history and public profile signals.

Screening Report

Alex Rivera

Airbnb member since 2021 · 14 completed stays

Medium Risk

Risk score: 54 / 100

14

Total stays

4.7

Avg guest rating

3 yr

Account age

Screened:July 10, 2026  · Property: Downtown 1BR · 2 guests max

Summary

Alex Rivera is a medium-risk booking. He has a solid booking history — 14 stays, verified ID, and a 4.7 average guest rating — which are all positive signals. Two stays where the host left no review and one communication complaint in recent feedback are worth noting. This guest is likely fine, but a brief pre-booking message to set expectations is recommended.

Positive Signals

Verified Airbnb identity

Government ID confirmed by Airbnb. Reduces anonymous-booking risk.

14 completed stays, 0 cancellations

Consistent booking history shows reliable guest behaviour.

4.7 average guest rating from hosts

Above-average rating across multiple independent hosts.

Account active for 3+ years

Long-standing accounts correlate with lower risk of fraudulent bookings.

Complete profile with photo and bio

Hosts consistently report higher comfort level with complete profiles.

Caution Flags

2 stays with no host review left

Hosts sometimes skip reviews after a difficult stay. Worth noting in a 14-stay record.

One recent review mentions communication

A host noted 'communication could be better' in a stay 4 months ago. Isolated, but worth confirming responsiveness before confirming.

Booking request window is tight (check-in in 48 hours)

Short-notice bookings leave less time to vet or communicate before arrival.

Suggested Host Follow-Up Questions

Send these before confirming. You're not interrogating — you're setting expectations and filtering serious guests from impulsive ones.

  1. 1

    What brings you to [city] for this trip?

    A clear reason (work, visit family, vacation) is a positive signal. Vague or evasive answers warrant caution.

  2. 2

    How many guests will be staying? The listing allows up to 2.

    Confirms they've read the rules and aren't planning to bring extra guests.

  3. 3

    Any questions about the house rules before you confirm?

    Guests who engage with this question take house rules seriously. Non-responders often don't.

  4. 4

    Have you used Airbnb for similar stays before? Anything that would help make your stay better?

    Opens a friendly channel and surfaces any red-flag requests (parties, undisclosed pets, etc.) early.

Host Recommendation

Proceed with a quick message first.

Alex Rivera's overall profile is solid. The medium-risk score reflects two minor flags — not a red card. Send one of the suggested questions above. If he responds promptly and clearly, confirm with confidence. If he goes quiet or gives vague answers, trust your gut.

This is decision support — the final call is always yours.

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