Trip pages
Publish a trip once and get a polished public page with itinerary, dates, pricing and an apply/book flow ready to share.
For curated group travel operators
The operating system for curated group travel.
Manage trips, applications, travelers and booking flows in one place. Public booking pages, an operator dashboard and traveler profiles — without duct-taping forms, spreadsheets and DMs.
The problem
Running curated group trips on forms and spreadsheets doesn’t scale.
Operators of curated group travel end up stitching together tools that were never designed for the job. The result: invisible pipelines, duplicated work, and payment chaos every time a trip fills up.
- Applications scattered across Typeform, Notion and Google Forms
- Participant status tracked in spreadsheets
- Payment and confirmation chaos over WhatsApp and email
- No single source of truth for who’s on which trip
Product
One platform, from trip page to participant.
PayTravel covers the full lifecycle of a curated group trip — so you can stop gluing tools together and start operating a travel business.
Application pipeline
Review, approve or decline travelers in one place — without forms, spreadsheets or chasing people in DMs.
Traveler CRM
A single profile per traveler: past trips, applications, payments, documents and notes. Search across your whole community.
Operator dashboard
See every trip, participant and payment status at a glance. Operate your business instead of reconstructing it from messages.
Public booking flow
Hosted apply and booking pages designed for curated group travel — fast, mobile-first, and indexable so you can link them anywhere.
Built for operators
PayTravel is not a generic tour builder. It’s shaped around curated group trips, cohorts and community-driven operators.
Focused
Built for curated group travel.
Most travel software is built for mass-market tour operators, OTAs, or corporate travel. PayTravel is the opposite: it’s designed for operators who run curated, community-driven group trips — where who’s on the trip matters as much as the itinerary.
That means an applications model instead of an anonymous checkout, a traveler CRM instead of a booking log, and public trip pages that feel like your brand — not a booking engine.
Workflow
From idea to full trip in four steps.
01
Publish a trip
Create a trip with dates, pricing and itinerary. You get a public page on your booking subdomain.
02
Collect applications
Travelers apply from the public page. Every submission lands in your dashboard, not an inbox.
03
Review travelers
Approve or decline. Travelers get notified and move through your pipeline.
04
Manage participants
Track payments, documents and status for every participant on every trip — in one dashboard.
See PayTravel in action.
Explore a public booking page exactly like the ones your travelers would see, or open the operator dashboard to see how trips and applications are managed behind the scenes.