Turitop vs Rezdy

Both sell a monthly plan plus a percentage on online bookings, but the shape of the fees differs. Turitop publishes euro tiers of 29, 99 and 299 per month with an online percentage that falls from 2% to 0.75%, and offline bookings are free. Rezdy shows dollar plans of 49, 99 and 249 with a flat 3% online, and a fee on every offline or agent booking. Turitop also states European data centres and a Canary Islands base, while the Rezdy pages we read state neither hosting nor a country.

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Both are reviewed in full in our tour operator software ranking: Turitop and Rezdy.

1. 01

   Fixed fee climbing, percentage falling

   Turitop's activity plans cost 29 euros a month at 2% online with a 0.10 euro minimum, 99 euros at 1% with a 0.06 euro minimum, and 299 euros at 0.75% with a 0.03 euro minimum. Rezdy's three plans cost 49, 99 and 249 dollars a month and carry 3% on online bookings at every tier, a rate the operator can absorb or pass to guests. Only Turitop rewards a bigger plan with a lower online rate.

   Edge: Turitop

2. 02

   What an offline or agent booking costs

   Turitop states that offline bookings are free on all plans, and that fees are billed monthly in arrears. Rezdy charges 1 dollar per offline or agent booking on Foundation, 0.85 on Accelerate and 0.70 on Expansion. For an operator whose desk or agents bring in most bookings, that adds up beside the monthly plan. Turitop is cheaper for offline volume.

   Edge: Turitop

3. 03

   Reseller reach and agent marketplaces

   Rezdy states unlimited OTA, agent and reseller connections on all plans, marketplace access to more than 12,000 agents, and a single managed link to resellers such as Viator and Google Things to Do. Turitop's channel manager syncs availability with more than 75 OTAs in real time, and its reseller plans carry no fee on third-party products sold through the TuriTop Marketplace. Rezdy's numbers are larger and its connection count is stated as unlimited.

   Edge: Rezdy

4. 04

   Servers, company base and ownership

   Turitop's pricing page states dedicated servers in European data centres with encrypted automatic backups, and gives TuriTop S.L. an address in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. It names no owner. Rezdy's pages give neither a hosting location nor a country of establishment, describe it as an independent SaaS platform and mention a capital raise without details. Its prices are stated as exclusive of GST in Australia. Turitop is clearer.

   Edge: Turitop

5. 05

   Payments, exports and add-ons

   Turitop lists payments in 135 or more currencies through providers such as Stripe, PayPal, Redsys and Bizum, a QR check-in app, vouchers, reminders and CSV or Excel exports. Rezdy lists 30 or more payment gateways, RezdyPay with Google Pay and Apple Pay, a gateway powered by Stripe, and Xero and Zapier integrations with no limits stated. Each is adequate for ordinary checkout. Turitop mentions more local payment methods, and Rezdy mentions more accounting and automation links.

   Depends on the buyer

6. 06

   Trial terms and what sits behind Expansion

   Turitop offers fourteen days of trial, every feature included, no card needed, a limited courtesy account, and month-to-month billing without lock-in, though an installation fee is mentioned without an amount. Rezdy keeps its developer API, webhooks, advanced reporting and bulk session management on Expansion only. Our earlier reads of Rezdy disagree on trials: one shows 21 days, another shows only a demo, so confirm with the vendor. Turitop's trial terms are consistent.

   Edge: Turitop

Which gets cheaper per booking as the business grows?

Turitop does, by design: its online percentage falls from 2% on Starter to 1% on Pro and 0.75% on Enterprise, while the monthly fee rises.

Rezdy keeps 3% online at all three plans, though its offline fee drops from 1 dollar to 0.70. The better deal depends on your split of online and offline sales.

What currency are Rezdy's prices in?

The pages we read show only a dollar sign and say prices exclude GST in Australia. They do not name a currency code. Ask the vendor before budgeting.

Is Turitop restricted to activities?

The pricing page also lists reseller and agency plans, Pro at 99 euros and Enterprise at 299 euros a month, with no Starter option.

Those plans include the TuriTop Marketplace, with no fee on third-party products. The booking system covers calendar, products, slots, vouchers and reminders.

• Turitop pricing page: tier fees, online percentages with minimums, billing in arrears, 14-day trial.
• Turitop Spanish pricing page: European data centres, Tenerife address, no lock-in, more than 75 OTAs.
• Turitop homepage: 135-plus currencies, Stripe, PayPal, Redsys and Bizum, QR check-in, CSV export.
• Rezdy pricing page: three dollar plans, 3% online fee, offline fees, Expansion-only API and webhooks, 12,000 agents.
• Rezdy about page: independent SaaS description, no country or owner stated.