Built for tour & rental operators — Turks & Caicos to Dubai
FareHarbor alternative
FareHarbor charges no subscription — it earns from a per-booking fee. TimeKey gives you a flat fee with a 0% commission option, your own website, AI guest agents and a channel manager.
FareHarbor is free to sign up for, which is why so many tour operators start there — but the software is not really free: it earns from a per-booking fee, either added to the guest’s total or absorbed out of your margin. It is also owned by Booking Holdings, which puts your business inside a larger travel ecosystem.
TimeKey lets you decide how you pay: start free — your guests pay a booking fee from 3% when they book online — or take a flat monthly fee and they pay nothing extra. You get your own website on your own domain, a channel manager for GetYourGuide, Viator and Bokun, AI agents that answer guests on WhatsApp and the phone, and — if you run them — appointments and rentals in the same platform.
Comparison reflects each product’s public positioning at the time of writing — check the provider’s current terms.
Why switch from FareHarbor
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Switching is easy
Import your customers and products, connect your OTA channels, and we help you go live — usually within a day, free.
FAQ
It depends on your volume. FareHarbor adds a per-booking fee at checkout, commonly around 6%; on TimeKey’s free Start plan guests pay from 3% on online bookings, and on the flat monthly plan they pay nothing extra.
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