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
in the subscription
What the clip shows
The pain, the fix, the result — exactly what happens on screen.
- PainThe agency site: a request form, the client closes the tab
- FixSearch on the site: real prices and departures
- Result"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
Sales bots
Enquiries arrive at night and on weekends. You reply six hours later — the client already booked elsewhere.
Tour quotes
Your agent finds a tour on the operator's site, then copies prices and takes screenshots by hand. A single quote takes up to 15 minutes.
Unified 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.