Storefront and metasearch
On your site the client sees a "leave a request" form instead of prices — and keeps shopping elsewhere.
Search across about fifteen operators plus low-cost airlines, embedded in your site. The client sees prices immediately, and you see their search.
- Tours from roughly 15 operators
- Low-cost flights alongside the tours
- Embeds into your existing site
- Every search shows up as an enquiry
A screen recording goes here: 7 seconds of pain, 18 of the fix, 5 of the result.
in the subscription
What the clip shows
Thirty seconds: the pain, the fix, the result. Exactly what happens on screen.
- 0–7 sThe agency site: a request form, the client closes the tab
- 7–20 sSearch on the site: real prices and departures
- 20–30 s"The client stayed and enquired on their own"
How to set it up
We do the setup — you provide access and half an hour to review it.
- 1Drop the block into your site
- 2Pick operators and departure cities
Common questions
Are the prices real?
Pulled straight from operators and refreshed constantly.
Other services
Tour capture
Your agent finds a tour on the operator's site, then copies prices and takes screenshots by hand. The client waits.
Sales bots
Enquiries arrive at night and on weekends. You reply six hours later — the client already booked elsewhere.
One inbox
Conversations are scattered across Instagram, Telegram, site chat and mail. Who said what to the client — nobody knows.
Client mailboxes
Visa centres demand a unique e-mail per applicant. Creating mailboxes by hand is misery.