Full-Time

Founding Revenue Manager

Adapt

AirDNA

AirDNA

51-200 employees

Provides STR market data analytics SaaS

Compensation Overview

$75k - $120k/yr

+ Performance bonus

Remote in USA

Remote

Willing to travel to AirDNA offices in NYC, Denver, or Barcelona; remote work otherwise.

Category
Accounting
Required Skills
Data Science
Public Speaking
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • Practitioner background: You have spent 7+ years actively pricing real short-term rental inventory, whether at a property management company with 20+ units, as a revenue management consultant across multiple portfolios, or as a Solutions Consultant or Revenue Manager at a competitor who's ready for the next step up.
  • Competitive fluency: You can point to a few specific moments where competitors fell short for you or a client, and you're happy to walk us through what you did about it.
  • Public presence: You either have a voice in the short-term rental community or you're excited to build one, with bonus points for an existing following on LinkedIn, panel or podcast appearances, or a newsletter or content series; newer to the spotlight is okay too as AirDNA's marketing team and platform will support you.
  • Point of view on the category: You've got a real perspective on what autonomous pricing means, how it's different from better recommendations, and why that distinction matters to operators.
  • Player-coach mentality: You are energized by wearing multiple hats early on—running demos, supporting onboarding, helping with the occasional support ticket, or drafting a competitive one-pager; a team will come later, but you're confident making things happen on your own in the meantime.
  • Self-direction: You have thrived reporting into a non-traditional manager (such as a founder, general manager, Chief Economist, or product leader) and do not need daily oversight to do your best work; you bring your own operating rhythm.
  • AI builder: You use AI tools daily and move at 2–3x the speed of someone who doesn't; you have built workflows in Claude, GPT, or similar tools for customer research, content drafts, competitive analysis, or internal tooling, and you use AI to think better, not to avoid thinking.
  • Willing to travel: You are up for 5–10 industry conferences a year, plus occasional trips to AirDNA offices in New York City, Denver, or Barcelona.
Responsibilities
  • External presence — You will be the face of Adapt on conference stages, podcasts, webinars, LinkedIn, and analyst briefings.
  • Competitive narrative — You will articulate how Adapt is different from the competition, not in marketing abstractions, but in the specific moments where each tool falls short for a real operator.
  • Customer operations — You will lead the customer experience for Adapt, shaping the onboarding playbook, the customer success motion, and the levers that drive Net Promoter Score and retention. You will get hands-on with our beta customers early to learn what works, then build a team to scale it.
  • Product partnership — You will design and run a structured feedback loop from customers into data science and product, building the system that turns customer signal into product priority.
  • Team-building — You will hire your first customer success/onboarding lead within roughly six months, then continue building out the team as Adapt scales.
  • Content collaboration with the Chief Economist — You will partner with our Chief Economist, Marketing, and Product teams to create and amplify content that positions Adapt, contextualizing the research, translating it into the operator's language, and helping the broader team tell a sharper story.

AirDNA provides data and analytics for the short-term rental market, tracking performance across millions of properties and hundreds of thousands of markets. Its core product MarketMinder is an interactive SaaS platform that shows historical and projected metrics like average daily rate, occupancy, and revenue. The Rentalizer helps estimate revenue potential for any address, and Smart Rates recommends and can push pricing updates to listings. Compared with competitors, it combines large-scale data with an integrated toolkit and pursues growth through acquisitions like Arrivalist and Uplisting to offer a more connected set of tools for pricing, benchmarking, and market intelligence, with the goal of helping hosts, managers, and investors optimize pricing, occupancy, and investment decisions.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Santa Monica, California

Founded

2015

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • June 2026 Booking.com coverage expands AirDNA’s addressable data universe beyond Airbnb and Vrbo.
  • Realtor.com’s June beach-house ranking with AirDNA signals continued brand trust.
  • Rohit Bezewada’s August 2024 CEO appointment reset execution around product expansion and sales.

What critics are saying

  • Rabbu, PriceLabs, and Wheelhouse undercut AirDNA with free or cheaper analytics in 2026.
  • Airbnb calendar scraping got harder in 2024-2026, threatening forecast accuracy and dataset freshness.
  • If platforms restrict public listing access, AirDNA’s modeled revenue engine loses its core input.

What makes AirDNA unique

  • AirDNA now tracks Airbnb, Vrbo, and Booking.com daily across global markets.
  • Rentalizer’s May 2025 upgrade added custom comps, confidence scores, and transparent forecasts.
  • Alpine-backed predictis gives AirDNA enterprise reach through Arrivalist and Uplisting integration.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Professional Development Budget

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Vacation

Performance Bonus

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

9%

1 year growth

9%

2 year growth

11%
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