Travel Booking Platform - White-Label Booking Engine with AI Trip Planning for Your Brand

A travel booking platform is software that lets travelers search, reserve and pay for trips online, and lets the business manage suppliers, pricing, payments, refunds and customer service behind the scenes. The Miracuves platform includes a booking website, Android and iPhone apps, an AI trip planner, flights, hotels, buses, trains, cabs, packages, activities and homestays, plus consoles for operations, suppliers, agents and finance, delivered as white-label software under your brand. Travelers see only your company, and your team runs the business from consoles that come with the platform rather than separate tools.

A traveler describes the trip they have in mind, such as the destination, length, budget and pace, and the planner produces a day-by-day itinerary with suggested stays and activities. Each suggestion links to live inventory, so the traveler can reserve items directly from the plan instead of searching again. The planner is included in the base platform on the website and the apps. You control which categories it suggests from, so it only recommends inventory you can actually sell.

Yes. Android and iPhone apps are included, built from one React Native codebase, with the AI planner, search, checkout, bookings, refunds, wallet and support. They are published under your own developer accounts with your name and icon. You can install the Android demo from the demo section on this page and sign in with the traveler login; iPhone builds are shared on request. Traveler accounts, bookings and wallet balances are the same in the apps as on the website.

Yes. This travel booking platform is the same MXMMT codebase as our MakeMyTrip Clone, Expedia Clone and Yatra Clone, at the same price. Those pages describe the software for specific business models: a consumer super-app, international travel and B2B travel. This page describes it without reference to any brand, focusing on how the booking engine works. Whichever page you arrive from, the software you receive is identical. Pick the description that matches how you plan to sell travel, and ask us about anything the other pages mention.

The Miracuves travel booking platform is a fixed $3,999 for the complete system: traveler apps and website, business consoles, the reservation engine, integrations, and full source code, plus 60 days of guidance, deployment support, 12 months of updates and priority bug fixes for 6 months. There is no subscription, license fee or commission on bookings. Your running costs are hosting and your own gateway, messaging and supplier accounts, and customizations or add-ons are quoted separately. Because you own the code, you can also move hosting later without renegotiating anything with us.

Partly. Listings support seasonal rates, and margins are set per category as a percentage, a flat amount or a minimum per booking, alongside discount codes and promotions. Automatic repricing driven by live demand, occupancy or booking window is available as an add-on, which we scope with you before launch if your model depends on it. Many operators launch with fixed margins and seasonal promotions, then add automatic pricing once they have enough booking history to set sensible rules.

Look past the search screen to what happens after payment. Ask whether prices are locked on the server, whether payment and supplier confirmation are handled together, whether failed confirmations refund automatically, whether every category shares one reservation record, and whether staff actions are permission-controlled and logged. Also check source code ownership, recurring fees and which features are extras. This platform does all of the above, and states that demand-based repricing, channel connections and additional languages are scoped separately. A vendor that answers these questions plainly is one whose system you can trust with live payments.

Ten categories hold 61 pre-wired providers. Amadeus handles flight booking, with fallbacks Via.com, Duffel, Travelport and Sabre. Hotels run on Hotelbeds first, then Expedia EPS, TBO Holidays and RateHawk. redBus covers buses, an IRCTC authorized partner plus Trainline and Omio cover trains, Ola covers cabs, and Viator covers activities. Razorpay and Stripe process payments, SendGrid, MSG91 and Twilio carry messaging, and Google Maps Platform supplies maps. Connecting your supplier accounts happens during delivery.

The platform includes connectors for flight, hotel and activity suppliers, Razorpay for INR payments, Stripe for other currencies, and email, SMS and maps providers. Live supplier inventory goes live when your own supplier accounts are connected. You can also add inventory directly through the supplier console, so hotels, homestay hosts and tour providers can list with you without an integration. That lets you launch in destinations where no connector covers the local supply.

The platform confirms with the supplier after the payment is verified and before issuing any ticket or voucher. If confirmation from the supplier fails, the traveler is refunded automatically and both the traveler and your team see the status. Every step, including the payment, the confirmation attempt and the refund, is recorded on the reservation so support and finance can see exactly what happened. Nobody has to check a supplier extranet by hand to learn whether a traveler really has a room.

No. Every category ships with a seeded local inventory as its final fallback, so the platform is fully bookable for testing, demos and a soft launch before a single supplier contract is signed. As you sign agreements, your supplier accounts are connected and slot into the same primary and fallback routing, with no change to the traveler experience.

Kickoff to launch takes 6 working days for the standard platform, configured with your brand, categories, margins and payment methods. Custom features and integrations typically take 2 to 8 weeks and are scoped separately. Timelines usually depend on your app store accounts, payment gateway approval, SMS registration and supplier account approvals, which we list at kickoff so you can progress them in parallel. Clients who open those accounts early usually launch within days of the platform being ready.

Sign-in uses short-lived tokens with rotating refresh tokens, hashed passwords, one-time codes and two-factor authentication for admin and finance roles. Nine roles and twenty-four permissions govern every request. Card data stays with the payment gateway, amounts are fixed server-side and signatures are verified. Integration credentials are encrypted and audited, travelers can export or delete their data, and the package ships with a handbook on security and a VAPT compliance reference. Your own testers can use them to assess the platform before any live payment is taken.

Yes. You receive the full source code for the website, apps, consoles and backend, free of license fees, revenue share and usage restrictions. Brand, categories, margins, integrations and payment methods are configured from the settings console. Since the whole platform is written in TypeScript, your own developers or any capable team can extend it, and we also offer custom development. Many buyers launch on the base platform first and commission extensions once real traveler behavior shows what is worth building.

Because the hard part of a booking business is what happens after the traveler pays, and that part is already built and demonstrable: prices locked on the server, each payment processed once, supplier confirmation before any ticket or voucher, automatic reversal when a supplier cannot confirm, and one reservation record across every category, plus an AI trip planner tied to live inventory. You get the complete system with full source code for a fixed $3,999, with no subscription, license fee or booking commission, and every add-on is named up front. Miracuves has delivered 9,000+ projects, serving 6,000+ clients, across 90+ ready-made solutions; in 6 working days the standard platform is live, followed by 60 days of guidance, priority bug fixes during the first 6 months and product updates for 12 months.

In most cases, yes. This platform already brings the reservation engine, 61 pre-wired supplier connections, payments with refunds, an AI trip planner, apps, a website and back-office consoles for one fixed $3,999, live in 6 days. A custom system means many months of engineering before the first booking and is quoted in writing. Launching on the ready-made engine and paying only for what is unique to your business keeps budget for marketing and supply.

It earns at several points in each reservation. The platform combines six sources: a booking margin above supplier cost, commission from hotels and tour providers who list directly, fees on visa help, insurance and forex sold at checkout, an agent channel at commission you control, plan fees from corporate accounts, and fees per payment method, with wallet and gift card value held on the platform. Every one of them is configured in the settings console.

It starts with the live demo for every role. You then share a brief on categories, markets, margins, branding and the supplier, gateway and messaging accounts you hold. Miracuves sets up your brand across the traveler apps, website and consoles, deploys the engine on your hosting, connects those accounts and prepares the app store submissions. Go-live takes 6 days, and Apple and Google publish the apps once their review, which sits outside those days, is complete.

Yes. Travelers book through the website and the Android and iPhone apps, while agents get their own workspace to reserve on behalf of a customer. The agent channel runs at a commission you control, so one platform and one reservation engine serve both consumer and trade sales.

Yes. Miracuves sets up your brand across the traveler apps, the booking website and the business consoles, and the apps are published under your own developer accounts with your name and icon. It is white-label software for travel startups, tour operators, hotel groups and agencies.