So I have a listing that has been live for 6 months AND I have a new listing.

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When I was writing up the new listing, I had a computer window open for each listing, to make sure all the language worked for both rooms (especially since I was going from 1 listing to 2, making sure all proper areas mentioned another room in the house is listed).

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As the rooms are literally the exact same size with the same amenities, I wanted the prices to be the same.

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When I listed both at $54, my weekly discounts on the new room made sense - a 7% discount means the room is $352 and the monthly discount of 18% means the room is $1346.

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BUT my weekly discounts on the old room is FUCKED- a 7% discount means the room is $299 and the monthly discount of 18% means the room is $1142!

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As near as I can tell, despite what I have my price listed as NOW, AirBnB is probably taking the mean price from all the accepted reservations I have (some of which were $40-something) and using THAT as the base price to calculate my discounts.

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I am hopping mad, and not in the mood (nor do I have the time) to get online and deal with a potentially dipshit CSR for AirBnB. To me, this is just another reason why AirBnB is doing it's absolute best to fuck over hosts.

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More immediately, I am both pissed that I can't make my room prices match AND I'm pissed that I can't seem to bump up the old room weekly and monthly discounts without raising the daily price.

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Has anybody else that offers multiple rooms (or multiple places) checked to see if they are also seeing this? I'd like to know if it's a problem multiple users have before I set aside the time to call and deal with AirBnB.