Travelgenix review

Travelgenix is a different kind of product from the rest of this list. Instead of a builder you design yourself, it builds a bookable travel website in your brand, connected to suppliers you choose (its examples include Hotelbeds, RateHawk and Jet2holidays), and runs it from Travelify, its mid-office. Customers can search and book package holidays, flights, hotels, car hire, transfers and extras on your site. Behind the scenes, Travelify holds supplier connections, mark-up rules (fixed or percentage, by product, supplier and dates) and the order record with payments and balances. The entry Spark plan lists a 20-page website, up to 10 premium supplier connections, dynamic offers and abandoned basket emails; Boost adds more pages, connections and AI website tools, and Ignite adds CRM, quoting and AI chat. Hosting, updates and UK-based support are included. The drawbacks are cost and commitment: prices are in GBP with a one-off set-up fee, terms run 12 or 24 months, and the supplier network leans toward the UK market.

Who it is for

agencies selling packages, flights and hotels online

Price

See vendor pricing (USD check pending); plans are priced in GBP with a one-off set-up fee and a 12-month minimum term.

US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

• Live bookable website in your brand on every plan, 20 pages on Spark, 30 on Boost and 50 on Ignite
• Up to 10 premium supplier connections on Spark, rising to 20 on Ignite
• Package holidays, flights and dynamic packaging, plus accommodation, car hire, transfers and extras
• Travelify mid-office with fixed or percentage mark-up rules by product, supplier and date
• Dynamic offers and abandoned basket emails on the entry plan

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Customers can search and book live travel products on your site
• Strength: Hosting, updates and support are included in every website plan
• Strength: Travelgenix builds the website for you
• Weakness: Prices are shown in GBP, so a USD price could not be verified
• Weakness: Spark and Boost need a 12-month minimum term and Ignite 24 months, plus a set-up fee
• Weakness: UK-based support and suppliers may not suit US agencies

Key facts

• Plans: Spark, Boost and Ignite
• Minimum term: 12 months (Ignite: 24 months)
• Mid-office: Travelify, included on every plan
• Customers: 300+ travel businesses, per Travelgenix

Where it ranks

Travelgenix is No. 3 in our Best Website Builders for Travel Agencies verdict.