TravelPerk now trades as Perk, and its price depends on which tab of the pricing page you read: a booking percentage, a monthly platform fee, or a per-user charge that bundles in expense management. The alternatives below range from a quote-based German tool and per-booking platforms to managed agencies that run whole programmes.
Short answer: Where a category has smaller vendors worth recommending, they occupy the first three places and the big brands come below them. For Perk (formerly TravelPerk) users, the top three picks from our travel management ranking are Lanes & Planes, BizAway and Itilite. Pick Lanes & Planes if accounting wants invoices attached to trips and most journeys are German rail or short European flights. All 10 alternatives below are ranked products from Best Travel Management Software in 2026, and each says where it differs from Perk (formerly TravelPerk).
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Pricing: Free Starter plan with a 5% booking fee; Premium and Pro plans published
Established in: Spain
Built for: European companies wanting self-serve booking with published fees
Not for: Multinationals needing negotiated rates across many countries
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Why buyers look past Perk (formerly TravelPerk)
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The name changed and the product grew sideways
The site we read, perk.com, calls itself an intelligent platform for travel and spend, with Travel, Spend and Events as products and AmTrav listed as another. It no longer mentions TravelPerk. A company that signed up for plain booking now sees a pricing page organised around expenses and cards as well, and has to work out which part it is actually paying for.
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Three price structures sit on one page
Under Travel only, Starter has no platform fee and takes 5% per booking, Premium costs $99 a month plus 3%, and Pro $299 plus 3%, with minimum and maximum thresholds on booking fees. Travel and Spend adds per active user charges from $6 to $13, and the page does not say which region each set applies to. Comparing a quote with last year's invoice takes care.
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Cancellation cover is a fee on top of the fare
FlexiTravel guarantees at least 80% back on a cancelled trip, but the page shows a 10% charge for the company plan and a variable 20% average for the per-trip plan. Refunds come as credit for future trips, the limits are $5,000 per passenger and $30,000 per trip, and it is open only to Premium and Pro accounts. Used on every booking, it can cost more than the savings.
the programme is large, meetings and events travel matter, and crisis response must be in writing
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What each one does differently
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Lanes & Planes
Germany · Published
Lanes & Planes sells to German-speaking companies and pairs each booking with its supplier invoice. Its pricing page publishes no list prices; cost follows annual travel volume and the services booked, and the FAQ points to roughly €30,000 of yearly travel spend as the usual starting point. Rail through Deutsche Bahn sits in the same portal as flights, cars and hotels, and receipts can be scanned on the road.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if accounting wants invoices attached to trips and most journeys are German rail or short European flights.
BizAway bills a fixed fee per booking and says there are no subscriptions or hidden fees; the Enterprise tier, for multi-entity travel, is quoted. The amount on the Advanced plan is not printed on the page we read, so ask for it. API integrations carry an extra cost. The legal entity is an Italian benefit corporation, which fits teams travelling across southern Europe.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if you would rather pay per booking with no monthly platform fee and no per-user charge.
Itilite charges a flat $10 per trip per traveller, or $7 when the company keeps a pre-funded wallet, and its pricing page lists no platform or support fees. Support by phone, chat and email runs around the clock. Travellers earn reward points for booking within policy, which Perk handles through cashback on its card instead. The company is Indian, so check European rail and hotel depth.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if you want one flat price per trip and a travel desk that answers at any hour.
BCD is a family-owned managed travel company working in 170+ countries, and its pitch is service: agents, 24/7 customer care and consulting around the booking tool. It splits its offer by company size, with Tripsource for tailored programmes and GetGoing as an all-in-one travel and expense product. Prices are not on the pages we read.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if travel has grown to the point where you want an agency to run the programme, and a Dutch contract counterparty helps.
Engine invites sign-up with no contracts and lists hotels, flights, cars and meeting spaces in one account. Flex and FlexPro are named as refundable options, without prices on the page we read, and live support is stated to carry no extra cost. A card with no annual fee gives cashback on hotels and cars. It is an American product, so expect hotel content to lead.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if hotel stays make up most of your spend and you want to sign up without a contract.
Serko's Zeno combines trip booking and expenses in one interface and is sold and serviced through partner travel management companies, so the agency you choose determines price and support. Serko also powers Booking.com for Business, which the site describes as free to use for smaller companies, with 24/7 support and more than 800,000 sign-ups.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if a smaller team could use a free booking account, or an agency partner will supply Zeno.
FCM, part of Flight Centre Travel Group, reports a presence in 97+ countries with local teams on call at all hours. Its FCM Platform joins booking, approvals, analytics, payments and expenses, and traveller tracking dashboards cover duty of care. The site names organisations spending AU$5 million or more a year on business travel as its focus and points smaller programmes to specialist solutions.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if your yearly travel spend is large enough to justify a tendered agency contract.
Amadeus lists Cytric Easy and Cytric Expense on its product page, plus a travel and expense solution for Microsoft Teams. The page we read gives no prices and no description of the SAP or Outlook links mentioned elsewhere, so treat those as questions for a sales conversation. Implementation involves Amadeus or a partner.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if staff already work inside Microsoft Teams and booking should happen in that window.
Egencia now sits inside Amex GBT. Its own site refused our automated request, so we rely on the category entry: quotes combine transaction fees with a management fee, and the account structure assumes a large multinational. Amex GBT's pages still list Egencia first among its booking and management platforms.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if a multinational needs one booking tool with negotiated air content across many countries.
Amex GBT shows Egencia, Complete, Neo, Select and Ovation as its booking platforms, the last for high-touch management of complex travel. It lists duty of care, traveller care, analytics and meetings services, with regional sites for the US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Spain and Latin America. The homepage links to pricing but prints no figures.
Switch from Perk (formerly TravelPerk) if the programme is large, meetings and events travel matter, and crisis response must be in writing.
You want the supplier invoice booked with each trip
Lanes & Planes: Receipts can be scanned on the road and travel services sit under a single creditor, with Deutsche Bahn in the same portal.
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You want to pay per booking and nothing monthly
BizAway: The page states no subscriptions and no hidden fees, though the Advanced fee is not printed.
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You want a flat price per trip
Itilite: The page lists $10 per traveller per trip, $7 with a pre-funded wallet, and no platform or support fees.
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You would rather an agency ran the programme
BCD Travel: The site describes managed travel in 170+ countries with 24/7 customer care and GetGoing for smaller self-service use.
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Your spend is mostly hotel stays
Engine: Sign-up is free with no contracts, and hotels, flights, cars and meeting spaces share one account.
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When Perk (formerly TravelPerk) is still the right choice
Perk remains the sensible choice when a growing company wants to book itself, with prices it can read rather than a tender to run. The Starter tab shows no platform fee, only 5% per booking, and the home page lists rail, FlexiTravel and 24/7 support among its travel features, with offices in London, Barcelona, Berlin and other cities. If you also want spend, cards and travel in one account, the Travel and Spend plans list approvals, per diems and ERP connectors, which a pure booking tool will not have.
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What moving off Perk (formerly TravelPerk) involves
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Pull a year of trips and fees first
Export bookings with the booking fee, any FlexiTravel charge and the platform fee, so the new quote is compared with what you really paid. Split spend and travel lines if you use both.
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Use up credit and close FlexiTravel
Cancellation refunds come as credit for later trips, and the programme needs 30 days' notice to end. Spend the credit, or agree its treatment, before you stop booking.
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Rebuild policies and approvals, then trial a team
Policies, approval chains, cost objects and HR links will need to be set up again. Run one department for a month, including a cancelled trip, before everyone moves.
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Questions about replacing Perk (formerly TravelPerk)
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What is the best alternative to TravelPerk?
Lanes & Planes ranks first in our list for German-speaking companies that want the supplier invoice attached to each trip, with rail via Deutsche Bahn in the same portal. BizAway, Itilite and BCD Travel follow, each with a different charging model.
Is TravelPerk now called Perk?
The site we read, perk.com, uses the name Perk throughout and does not mention TravelPerk. It describes the company as a platform for travel and spend and shows London and Boston as headquarters.
How much does Perk cost?
Under Travel only, Starter is $0 a month plus 5% per booking, Premium $99 plus 3% and Pro $299 plus 3%.
Travel and Spend plans start at $6 to $13 per active user per month plus 3% per booking, depending on which set of prices you are shown.
Which TravelPerk alternative charges a flat fee per trip?
Itilite charges $10 per trip per traveller, or $7 with a pre-funded wallet, and lists no platform fee. BizAway also uses a per-booking fee, but the Advanced amount is not printed on the page we read.
Is there a TravelPerk alternative with no monthly platform fee?
BizAway says it has no subscriptions, and Itilite lists none. Perk's own Starter tab also shows $0 a month, but then charges 5% per booking.
Which alternative suits a company that wants an agency to run its travel?
BCD Travel offers managed service in 170+ countries, with GetGoing for a self-service route. FCM and Amex GBT also sell agency programmes, aimed at much larger spend.
Does Perk refund cancelled trips in cash?
The FlexiTravel page we read says cancelled trips come back as credit for future trips, with at least 80% guaranteed. It does not mention cash refunds.
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Sources
Checked 3 November 2026
Perk pricing: Starter, Premium and Pro prices, booking percentages, Travel and Spend per active user prices, included features, no TravelPerk mention.
Perk home page: Travel, Spend and Events products, AmTrav listed, London and Boston headquarters, founded 2015, offices, 24/7 support.
Perk FlexiTravel: 10% and 20% fee figures, at least 80% back as credit, limits, 30 days' notice, Premium and Pro only.
BizAway pricing: Advanced fixed fee per booking, Enterprise quoted, no subscriptions, API extra cost, S.r.l. Benefit Corporation.
Lanes & Planes: Quote-based pricing, around €30,000 annual travel spend, Deutsche Bahn, receipt scanning, single creditor.
Itilite pricing: $10 per trip, $7 with wallet, no platform or support fees, 24/7 support, reward points.
BCD Travel: 170+ countries, family-owned, 24/7 care, Tripsource and GetGoing.
Engine: Join free, no contracts, hotels, flights, cars and meeting spaces, Flex and FlexPro, no extra cost for support.
Serko: Zeno sold through partner travel management companies, Booking.com for Business free, 800,000 sign-ups.
FCM Travel: 97+ countries, FCM Platform, AU$5 million focus, Flight Centre Travel Group.
Amadeus Cytric: Cytric Easy, Cytric Expense, Microsoft Teams solution, no prices.
Amex GBT: Egencia, Complete, Neo, Select and Ovation platforms, regional sites, no prices.
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