TuriTop features.

Bookings from your own website

Integration with any website or CMS

Your website stays as it is. All that goes on it is a calendar or a button so people can book on their own, without phoning you.

Unlimited bookings

No plan caps how many bookings you can take. There is no ceiling pushing you up a tier exactly when the summer is going well.

Unlimited activities and services

Whether you run one excursion or twenty, you can have them all set up.

Accounts for your team

Users

Everyone on your team signs in with their own account and sees only what they need: the guide gets the day's list, whoever does the books gets the payments.

Bookings in the customer's language

Multilingual system

A German books in German and gets their confirmation in German. You translate nothing.

Taking payment online

Payment gateways

Customers pay however they like — card, PayPal, local methods — and the money goes into your account, not ours.

Discounts and Promotional Codes

Set up a discount code for a campaign, or a promotion that applies itself on the dates you choose.

Seasonal Prices

Charge one price in August and another in November, or one at the weekend and another midweek. You set it up once.

Emails with your name on them, not ours

Send booking emails from your own domain

Confirmations arrive from your own email address, with your name on them. The customer never sees ours.

Customers change their own booking

Change Management by the Client

If a customer wants to move the date or bring one more person, they do it themselves from their confirmation email. You do nothing.

Charging by email

Payment Links via Email

Someone books over the phone and you would rather not take their card there and then: you send a link and they pay when they can.

Taking part of the money up front

Deposit or part payment

Take part of the price when they book and the rest on the day. You decide how much and when.

Gift Certificates

Sell your experiences as a gift. Whoever gets it picks a date when it suits them, without phoning you.

Pickups and meeting points

Collection System

If you pick people up at their hotel or at a meeting point, each customer sees where and at what time on their confirmation.

Boats, guides and rooms that never clash

Resource Manager

If you have two boats, three guides or one room, the system knows it and will not sell the same one twice at once.

Check-in app

On the day you open your phone, scan the customer's code and know straight away who has turned up and who has not.

Automatic reminders

The customer gets an email before the activity so they do not forget. It goes out on its own, at whatever time you say.

Knowing what works for you

Reports and statistics

See how much you have sold, which activity pulls hardest and where your customers come from, without sitting down to do sums.

Asking for reviews without remembering to

Automatic review requests

A few days after the activity the customer is asked to leave you a review on Google or Tripadvisor. It goes out on its own.

Your own questions at booking

Custom fields on the booking form

Ask whatever you need to know at booking: wetsuit size, allergies, whether it is their first time, a licence number.

Extras at booking

Extras and add-ons at checkout

Offer something extra at booking — the photos, a drink, the kit — and charge it inside the same booking.

Your own page at the end

Your own thank-you page

When the customer finishes booking, instead of a page of ours they can land on one of yours, with whatever you want to tell them.

The whole day on one screen

Multi-service daily widget

The customer sees at a glance what is free today across everything you offer, without going activity by activity.

Closing for a few days or the whole season

Seasonal or maintenance closing

You close in November, or the week the boat is in for repairs, without touching each activity. It all closes at once.

Keeping on the right side of data law

GDPR tools

What you need to comply with data protection, including erasing a customer's data if they ask you to.

Signing in with a second check

Two-factor authentication (2FA)

As well as the password, a code is asked for. Even if someone guesses the password, they do not get in.

Several businesses under one login

Several companies under one user

If you run two companies, you sign in once and switch between them without logging in again.

Seeing which emails went out

Log of emails sent

If a customer says the confirmation never arrived, you check whether it left and when, instead of guessing.

Changing the wording in each language

Your own translations

If a translation does not sound like you, you change it yourself for the words you would use.

Printing tickets at the counter

Thermal printer support

If you have one of those small ticket printers, it prints from the dashboard with no workarounds.

Keeping the card to charge later

Card on file to charge later

The customer leaves their card when booking and you charge it when the time comes, without asking again.

Transfer, cheque or taking the money yourself

Bank transfer, cheque and charging from the dashboard

Not everyone pays by card. You can also take a bank transfer, a cheque, or charge them yourself and note it down.

A better price the more of them come

Tiered discounts

The bigger the group, the less each person pays. You set it up and it applies itself.

Selling through travel sites and agencies

Channel Manager / OTAs

Put your activities on the big travel sites and with agencies. If they sell a place there, it stops being free on your own site at once.

Selling between operators and agencies

TuriTop Marketplace

Other operators and agencies can sell your experiences, and you can sell theirs, with no phone calls or spreadsheets in between.

Commission for whoever brings you customers

Affiliate Program

A hotel, a blog or a guide brings you customers through their own link and takes a commission. The system keeps count for you.

Google Calendar

Bookings turn up on their own in the Google calendar you already use. Nothing to copy across.

Google Sheets

Every booking writes itself into a spreadsheet, in case you want it for your own numbers.

Mailchimp (Newsletters)

Your customers' emails go into your mailing list, so you can write to them when you launch something new.

Google Tag Manager / Analytics

You know which ad or which page brought each booking, so you are not spending blind.

Meta Pixel

The same for Facebook and Instagram: which ads actually bring you bookings and which do not.

WooCommerce Plugin

If your site already sells through WooCommerce, your activities sell through the same basket as everything else.

Webhooks

Every time a booking comes in, it tells another one of your programs straight away.

Public API

If you have someone who writes code, they can connect TuriTop to whatever you use in-house.

Text-message alerts

SMS through Clickatell

If you would rather reach people by text than by email, it connects to Clickatell and the messages go out from there.

The industry's standard for connecting

OCTO API

A common language the platforms in this industry use to talk to each other. If you are asked for it, TuriTop speaks it.

Support

If something will not work, a person answers you. By email or by phone depending on your plan, with the help centre always open.