Software if you want to run it yourself. A team if you want it done for you.
Start selling your first trip
€29€24/mo
Billed monthly, cancel anytimeBilled €288 yearly, renews each year
+ 3% PayTravel fee per booking
Free for 14 days, then pause or cancel anytime
For organizers running several trips
€99€82/mo
Billed monthly, cancel anytimeBilled €984 yearly, renews each year
+ 1% PayTravel fee per booking
Free for 14 days, then pause or cancel anytime
We set it up and keep your payments on track
€499/mo
Billed monthly, cancel anytimeMonthly billing only, no yearly discount
+ 0.5% PayTravel fee per booking
30 minutes with David to see if it fits
We build and grow your bookings. Only 6 spots
€999/mo
Billed monthly, cancel anytimeMonthly billing only, no yearly discount
0% PayTravel fee · 3-month minimum
30 minutes with David to see if it fits
Card fees are Stripe's, at cost, and shown separately (EU cards ~1.5% + €0.25). You choose: absorb them or pass them to travelers. On Partner, ad spend is paid by you, straight to Meta or Google.
On Plus and Partner, yes. We look at how you sell today, build your trip pages and application form, connect your Stripe and move your current travelers and waitlist. Your first departure is live in 7 days. Hobby and Pro are self-serve, with email support.
A small PayTravel fee per booking, shown on every plan: 3% on Hobby, 1% on Pro, 0.5% on Plus and 0% on Partner. Card fees are Stripe's, at cost, shown separately, and you decide who pays them.
Straight to your own Stripe account. PayTravel never holds your travelers' money.
You choose a deposit to save a seat and when the rest is due. Travelers pay by card, get a receipt, and get reminders before each payment.
Yes, on Pro and above. Your trip pages and emails run under your brand.
You approve travelers yourself, so nobody pays until you say yes. Waitlists and cancellations are built in.
Yes. Hobby and Pro are free for 14 days, no card needed, and you can pause or cancel anytime.
David García, from Spain. PayTravel started as the booking system for one travel agency and grew from there.