A Tour Website That’s Faster, Ranks, and Fills Your Departures

A revision is any change request you send us, and there is no limit on how much you put into one. Updating text, adding a page, changing a colour, adding a guide to the team page, updating your season pricing, swapping a seasonal promotion: those are all revisions. So is something far larger. "Add two new tours, here is the full itinerary, pricing and photography for both" is one revision, not four. Five revisions per month are included on every plan at no extra cost. After the fifth, each additional revision is a flat $20, so you always know the price before you ask, and there is no cap on how many you can buy in a month. Every revision is completed within 2 to 5 working days of you sending it, no matter the size.

Form submissions from your own site into any CRM ARE included, at no extra charge, by direct API, Zapier or Make. Anything beyond that is quoted and charged separately: connecting a reservation and availability platform, a booking engine, a channel manager, an accounting tool, a payment processor or a custom API. We price that work before we build it and you decide whether to go ahead. Nothing is billed to you after the fact.

Yes, and for a tour operator this is probably the strongest add-on on the page. Extra languages are $100 one time, per language. Your travellers are searching in German, French or Spanish before they ever land, and the usual multilingual offer is a browser translate widget dropped onto the page: it creates no new URLs, so Google has nothing extra to index and you go on ranking in English only. We build a separate real page per language instead, each with its own URL, its own title and meta description, its own schema, and reciprocal hreflang tags linking the versions to each other. That is what lets your German page rank in German search on its own merits and be quoted on its own by an assistant answering a traveller in German. Spanish, French and German are already declared in this site’s locale registry, so turning one on means adding the translated pages rather than rebuilding anything.

Single Departure is $97 a month. Daily Departures is $197 a month plus AI usage. Full Season is $497 a month. Every plan carries the same $447 one-time build fee. You pay only the monthly invoice up front, and the $447 is charged after your site is live and you are happy with it.

Every post is researched first and runs 2,500 to 3,200 words. That is the part worth checking: most agencies at this price publish a 600-word post a model generated in seconds, which ranks for nothing and gets quoted by nothing. Ours are built from real sourced material and written around your tours, your destination and the questions travellers actually ask before they commit. Single Departure and Daily Departures publish 2 a week. Full Season publishes 3 a week to the same standard.

We build on the Astro framework, which ships almost no JavaScript and serves static-first pages from Cloudflare’s global edge network. There is no plugin bloat as with WordPress and no page-builder overhead as with Wix or a GHL-built site. We guarantee a 90+ Google PageSpeed score, often 100, on both mobile and desktop, which matters when your visitors are browsing on foreign mobile data.

Per-person adult and child rates, high, shoulder and low season pricing, group thresholds, private charter rates, minimum party sizes, and every add-on from hotel pickup to equipment hire. On most operator websites the pricing was set at launch and drifted, so the reservations desk spends the season explaining why the site says one thing and the booking system says another. Send us the new numbers each week and they go live.

Single Departure goes live 7 days after the onboarding call. Daily Departures takes 10 days, because the AI receptionist and the chat agent need training on your tours, your departure times and your availability rules. Full Season takes 15 days while the content engine is set up. The clock starts at onboarding, not at payment.

Because for a lot of operators it is the first thing a traveller sees. Someone standing in your city types "walking tour" into their phone, and what comes back is a map with profiles on it. A profile with photographs from last week, current seasonal hours and answered questions gets tapped. One that was last updated two summers ago does not. On Full Season we keep it posted, photographed and answered every week alongside the blog content.

Yes. One free domain is included if you need one, or we point the domain already printed on your brochures at the new site. Form submissions push into any CRM you run through direct API, Zapier or Make, and we include our own CRM integration with your own login so you can see every enquiry and every booked call.

US carriers require every business sending SMS from a ten-digit number to register its brand and campaign first. Without that registration your messages are filtered or blocked outright, which for an operator means departure reminders and pickup instructions silently failing to arrive on the morning of the tour. We file the registration as part of your Daily Departures setup and the carrier fee is passed through at cost.

It is a PDF you will actually read rather than a dashboard you will never open. It sets out what travellers asked for that week, which calls were missed and at what hour, which ones the AI booked, and which questions came up often enough that they belong on a tour page. It turns your out-of-hours coverage from a guess into something you can act on before next season.

With fast pages, real destination pages, schema, and clean sitemap, robots and llms files, we guarantee your website starts ranking in your destination within 3 to 5 months. Anyone promising day-one rankings against the marketplaces is not being straight with you.

We rebuild it. You keep your domain, your existing URLs are redirected so you do not lose the rankings you have already earned, and we migrate the tour content worth keeping. Your old site stays up until the new one is live, so you never lose a booking window during the switch.