White Label Travel Portal - Flights, Hotels, Holidays & an Agent Network You Own

The platform is $3,999 as one fixed price: the Android and iOS apps, the consumer website, the agent, corporate and vendor portals, the operator console, the full source code, deployment support, 60 days of guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of updates. There is no licence fee and no revenue share on your bookings. Ongoing costs are your hosting and the accounts you hold: payment gateway, SMS and email providers, and your travel supplier agreements. For context, renting a white-label portal typically runs 20,000 to 60,000 rupees, about $230 to $690, and then keeps charging, while a custom portal build is usually quoted between $8,000 and $40,000.

No, and that is deliberate. The platform ships connectors for flight, hotel, bus, rail, cab and activity suppliers, plus payment, SMS, email and maps providers, and a demo inventory so every category works from day one. Live inventory is switched on with your own supplier accounts, such as a flight GDS or consolidator, a hotel wholesaler and bus or rail partners, because those agreements and their commercial terms belong to your business and stay in your name. We connect the accounts you hold during deployment. You can also list your own hotels, homestays, activities and holiday packages through the console and the vendor extranet with no outside supplier at all.

A rented portal gives you a branded window onto the provider’s inventory. Your margin is capped by their rate, your traveler data sits on their servers, the fee recurs, and everything stops the day you stop paying. Here you own the source code and the database, your supplier contracts are in your own name, there is no per-booking charge, and you can change the margin, the categories or the whole workflow without asking anyone. The trade is that you need supplier accounts of your own, which is why this suits operators who already hold them or can get them.

Yes, and that is one of the biggest differences from a basic booking site. Agents keep client records, book on a client’s behalf, see commission calculated on every booking, draw on an agent wallet with a credit limit and follow monthly settlements. Companies set travel policies with spend limits and class rules, route bookings above the limit through manager and finance approval, generate expense claims and see spend by department. Both run on the same platform and the same inventory as your consumer app. Two limits worth stating: agents cannot set their own markup on top of your price, and there is no sub-agent tier or agent-branded sub-site in the base build. Both are quotable custom work.

Six working days from kickoff for the standard platform with your branding, categories, margins and payment setup. Custom features and integrations are scoped separately, typically two to eight weeks. What usually decides the real date is on your side: app store developer accounts and review, payment gateway approval, SMS sender registration, and the approval of your travel supplier accounts. We list all of it at kickoff so you can start in parallel, and the demo inventory lets you test the whole portal while supplier accounts are pending.