Claim airbnb.com
Put one of these two strings on the domain and this page will confirm it. Both are free, neither needs an account, and either one can be checked by anyone else the same way we check it.
No proof found yet. DNS can take a few minutes to propagate; a meta tag is live as soon as the page is.
| Route | Result | What was read |
|---|---|---|
| DNS TXT | not found | 39 TXT records read |
| Meta tag | not found | read https://airbnb.com/ |
Either: a DNS TXT record
On airbnb.com, add a TXT record with this value:
crawlcheck-verify=bfc35e42c6485810f282bddfc055c23f
Or: a meta tag on the home page
In the <head> of https://airbnb.com/:
<meta name="crawlcheck-verify" content="bfc35e42c6485810f282bddfc055c23f">
Then check it
Proving ownership does not watch anything. Keep airbnb.com on the daily record — a licence re-measures it twice a day and keeps finding age and change receipts.
The string is derived from the host name, so it is the same every time and never expires — you do not need to keep this page. Claiming marks the record as owner-verified and nothing else: it does not change the grade, move a shelf, or hide a finding. To be removed from the registry instead, put User-agent: CrawlCheck and Disallow: / in your robots.txt, or write to the opt-out address.
Machine-readable: POST /api/registry/verify with {"host":"airbnb.com"}.