Many markets, one TripOS.

One country, every country, or every brand you run. One admin.

A travel business on TripOS can be a single-country website, a multi-currency website that sells everywhere, a family of websites for different countries or brands, or an enterprise with branches, brands and locations. All four run on the same admin, the same dashboard and the same record, so you can start as one and become another without moving.

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1 adminOne login, one dashboard and one record for every website, brand, branch and country you run.
Any currencyPrices in the customer's currency with the rate recorded on the booking; settle suppliers in theirs.
Tax by ruleGST, VAT, state or territory lines set from the country and the product type; override any of them yourself.
Unlimited brandsOne brand on Solo, three on Growth, unlimited brands and locations on Scale, dedicated infrastructure on Enterprise.

Four ways to run it.

Pick the shape of your business today. Change it later.

Nothing below is a different product. A brand is a website and an app on the record; a branch is a scope on the same record.
A single-country websiteA travel agency in Jaipur, a DMC in Dubai, an advisor in Austin.

One brand for one market. The currency, the tax line and the registrations are set for that country the day you type your name, the copy is in the language your customers read, and the app comes with the website.

  • Your domain, your theme, one of twenty-one layouts, your colours
  • One currency on the storefront; customers from abroad still pay by card
  • The tax line for your country on every quote and invoice
From Solo: one brand, website and installable app
A multi-currency, multi-country websiteAn inbound DMC, an OTA, a tour operator with guests from everywhere.

One storefront that sells to customers anywhere. Prices show in the customer's currency with the rate recorded on the booking, the tax line follows the rule that applies, cards work from any country, and quotes go out in the language the customer wrote in.

  • Display currency by the visitor's country, settlement currency by you
  • Deposits, instalments and refunds at the rate they were taken
  • Suppliers paid in their currency with the margin shown in yours
From Growth: multi-currency, instalments, accounting exports
Many websites, one adminA group with a site per country, a luxury brand beside a value brand, a Spanish brand beside an English one.

Each brand is its own website and app with its own name, domain, theme, language, currency and tax line, and they all run from one dashboard. Inventory, customers and the AI workforce are shared; the voice, the storefront and the books can be separate.

  • One inventory, priced per brand; one customer record across brands
  • A seller of record, a gateway and a tax line per brand
  • Reports per brand and across all of them on the same dashboard
Three brands on Growth, unlimited brands on Scale
An enterprise with branches, brands and locationsA chain of agencies, a DMC with offices in three countries, a corporate with regional desks.

Head office sees every brand, branch and location on one dashboard; each branch sees its own customers, bookings and books. Roles are scoped by brand or branch, enquiries route to the right desk, and finance consolidates across entities and currencies.

  • Multi-entity, multi-currency finance with supplier payouts
  • SSO, SCIM, API and webhooks; a partner portal for the trade
  • Dedicated infrastructure in the region you choose on Enterprise
Scale and Enterprise

Shared and separate.

What every brand shares, and what each one keeps to itself.

The defaults below are how a new brand is created. Most of them can be flipped per brand from the admin.
On the recordShared across brands and branchesSeparate per brand or branch
Storefront and appThe engine, the themes and the layoutsName, domain, theme, colours, language, copy, app listing
CurrencyThe exchange rates and the rate recorded on each bookingDisplay and settlement currency per brand, or per customer on a multi-currency site
Tax linesThe rule engine: GST, VAT, state and territory rulesThe registration, the basis and any override, per brand, product or booking
InventoryYour contracts and TripOS Supply, one shelfWhich products each brand shows, and at what markup
CustomersOne customer record, one consent historyWhat each branch sees: its own customers by default, all on request
Bookings and operationsDeparture records, manifests, supplier confirmationsBookings belong to the brand that sold them; head office sees all
FinanceReconciliation, reports, exports, the consolidated viewBooks per entity, gateway per brand, invoices in the brand's currency
Team and rolesOne login per person, SSO and SCIM on ScaleRoles scoped to a brand, a branch or a location
AI workforceThe fourteen agents and their scopesEach brand's voice, language and approval rules
Data regionMumbai, Frankfurt or Singapore per workspaceDedicated infrastructure per region on Enterprise

Money and tax.

The currency follows the customer. The tax line follows the rule, until you change it.

Every price on TripOS has a display currency and a settlement currency. On a single-country site they are the same; on a multi-currency site the display currency follows the visitor's country or their choice, the settlement currency stays yours, and the rate is recorded on the booking so deposits, balances and refunds use the rate they were taken at. Suppliers are paid in the currency they invoice, with the margin shown in yours.

The tax line starts from a rule: the country of the brand's registration and the product type. GST per product in India, VAT on the commission or the package in the UAE, the margin scheme in the UK and Europe, the state rule in the US, the country or territory rule elsewhere. Every rule is a default, not a lock: change the rate, the basis or the label on one product, one brand or one booking and the invoice follows, with the register still exporting for your accountant, who keeps the filing.

How a tax line is decided
DefaultThe country of the brand's registration and the product type pick the rule: rate, basis and label.
OverridePer product, per brand or per booking, by anyone with the finance role; the change and who made it are on the record.
DocumentsQuotes, invoices and credit notes print the registration number, the rate, the basis and the split; the register exports for filing.
CurrencyDisplay currency by visitor or by brand, settlement currency by you, the rate recorded on every booking.

Running a group.

Branches, brands and locations, with head office seeing all of it.

The same record, scoped. A branch manager in Kochi, a brand lead in Dubai and a finance head in Bengaluru each see what is theirs; the group dashboard sees everything.
Head office and branchesEvery branch and location is a scope on the record: its own customers, bookings, team and targets, with head office reporting across all of them in one view.
Roles by scopeA role is granted on a brand, a branch or a location, so a consultant sees her desk and a regional head sees his region. One login per person, SSO and SCIM on Scale.
Books per entityEach legal entity keeps its own invoices, tax lines, gateways and payouts in its own currency; finance consolidates across them with the rates recorded on the bookings.
Infrastructure per regionWorkspaces live in Mumbai, Frankfurt or Singapore; Enterprise runs on dedicated infrastructure in the region you choose, with the security pack, the SLA and audit rights in the DPA.

By plan.

How far each plan goes.

Full plan comparison
PlanBrands and websitesCurrenciesEntities and branchesInfrastructure
SoloOne brand: website and installable appOne display currency; cards from any countryOne entityShared, in the region you choose
GrowthThree brands, each with its own domain and themeMulti-currency display and settlement, instalments, accounting exportsOne entity; branches as scopes with routing rulesShared, in the region you choose
ScaleUnlimited brands and locationsMulti-currency finance, supplier payouts in their currencyMulti-entity books, roles by scope, SSO and SCIM, partner portalShared, in the region you choose; Sev-1 support around the clock
EnterpriseUnlimited, with app-store listings under your nameEverything in ScaleEverything in Scale, custom modules and workflowsDedicated infrastructure in the region you choose, SLA with credits

Questions about markets and brands.

The short answers.

All questions
Can I start with one country and add another later?Yes. A second country is either a second currency on the same storefront or a second brand with its own domain, added from the admin without moving anything. Inventory, customers and the AI workforce carry over; the new brand gets its own currency, tax line and registrations.
Do I need a separate account for each website?No. Every website, brand, branch and country runs from one admin and one dashboard with one login per person. Roles decide who sees which brand or branch.
How are taxes handled when I sell in several countries?The tax line starts from the rule for the brand's country of registration and the product type, and you can override it per product, per brand or per booking. Each legal entity keeps its own books and registration; the register exports for each one, and your accountant keeps the filing.
Can two brands share inventory but price it differently?Yes. The shelf is shared; each brand chooses which products it shows and at what markup, in its own currency. A customer who books on either brand is one record.
Can a branch see only its own customers and bookings?Yes. Branches and locations are scopes on the record. A branch role sees its own customers, bookings and targets by default; head office sees every branch on one dashboard and can open any of them up to the others.
What does a second brand cost?Growth includes three brands and Scale unlimited brands and locations; extra brands on Growth are an add-on billed as used. The pricing page has the add-on list and the plan comparison.

Type your name.

Start as one website. Grow into as many as you need.

The first brand is live in a minute; the second is a click in the admin. Fourteen days free, no card.