What it looks like
What it solves
Pricing stops being a spreadsheet somebody has to remember to update. You define rates by season, sales channel, group size and currency, and the whole team sells at the same number.
- Rates by season and sales channel
- Separate prices by group size or currency
- Packages and activity combinations
- Central price updates
What you can do
- Create rate plans by type (B2C, B2B, DMC) and by currency
- Set rates by season and by sales channel
- Build private rates by passenger bracket
- Work out the price with margin, overheads and taxes
- Send a rate plan for approval and publish it
- Pause or cancel a rate plan and every item in it
- Load and keep up each supplier's rates
A real case
Kayaking is not the same price in January as in May
The situation
One activity with four prices: direct, agency, groups over eight and low season.
- 01
You load the high-season and the low-season rate with their dates; the system handles the switch.
- 02
The agency sees its net rate and the counter sees the public price, with nobody working out commissions by hand.
- 03
From eight passengers up, the group rate applies on its own.
- 04
In March you raise next season by 12%: you change it in one place and it is live across every channel.
What you end up with
No more sales at last year's price, and no more arguments over commissions that were calculated wrong.
Load one of your own departures and see how it looks.
No video, no guided tour: it is your account, with every module open, so you can try it on data you recognise.
15 days · no card · closes itself if you stop there