FareHarbor alternatives
The biggest differences between FareHarbor and its alternatives are how you pay and how you get paid. Under FareHarbor's standard model a booking fee is added to your customers' checkout, and payments run through FareHarbor's payment partners. Here is who each alternative suits, how it charges, and when FareHarbor is still the better choice.
We make Resytech, one of the 6. Everything about the other platforms comes from their own public pages, with sources and review dates on each full comparison.
| Platform | Best if | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Resytech | you want payments through your own Stripe account, automation, surveys, and a blog built in, two-way calendar sync, and rentals where customers choose their own length. | 0.5% to 3% per booking No monthly fee; absorb it or pass it on |
| Peek Pro | you want a large consumer marketplace, extensive on-site and mobile tools, and add-ons like dynamic pricing and financing, and are comfortable with Peek handling your payments. | Quote-based commission Rates not published |
| Checkfront | you run lodging alongside rentals and tours, or prefer a fixed monthly plan with flexible inventory types and an established set of integrations. | $99/mo + 3% online booking fee Card processing extra |
| Rezdy | reselling through agents and OTAs drives a large share of your bookings, and you want a channel manager and agent marketplace on every plan. | From $49/mo + 3% per online booking Plus a fee per offline or agent booking |
| Xola | you run walk-up-heavy tours or attractions and want kiosk, gated entry, and waitlist tools, with the option to pass the service fee to guests. | Service fee per booking 3% or 6% by plan, plus processing |
| Bookeo | you prefer a fixed monthly price, need booking pages in many languages or a wide choice of payment gateways, and don't need rental inventory. | Monthly subscription From $39.95/mo, booking caps per plan |
| FareHarbor (for reference) | OTA and affiliate distribution drives a large share of your bookings, you value FareHarbor's 24/7 support, and its booking fee model works for your business. | Customer booking fee (standard) 6% in its own examples; operator-paid option on request |
Best if you want payments through your own Stripe account, automation, surveys, and a blog built in, two-way calendar sync, and rentals where customers choose their own length.
What sets it apart from FareHarbor
Best if you want a large consumer marketplace, extensive on-site and mobile tools, and add-ons like dynamic pricing and financing, and are comfortable with Peek handling your payments.
Where it does well
Best if you run lodging alongside rentals and tours, or prefer a fixed monthly plan with flexible inventory types and an established set of integrations.
Where it does well
Best if reselling through agents and OTAs drives a large share of your bookings, and you want a channel manager and agent marketplace on every plan.
Where it does well
Best if you run walk-up-heavy tours or attractions and want kiosk, gated entry, and waitlist tools, with the option to pass the service fee to guests.
Where it does well
Best if you prefer a fixed monthly price, need booking pages in many languages or a wide choice of payment gateways, and don't need rental inventory.
Where it does well
Stay with FareHarbor if OTA and affiliate distribution drives a large share of your bookings, you value FareHarbor's 24/7 support, and its booking fee model works for your business.
FareHarbor details last checked October 8, 2026.
It depends on how you sell. Resytech fits best if you want payments through your own Stripe account, automation, surveys, and a blog built in, two-way calendar sync, and rentals where customers choose their own length. Peek Pro fits best if you want a large consumer marketplace, extensive on-site and mobile tools, and add-ons like dynamic pricing and financing, and are comfortable with Peek handling your payments. Checkfront fits best if you run lodging alongside rentals and tours, or prefer a fixed monthly plan with flexible inventory types and an established set of integrations. Rezdy fits best if reselling through agents and OTAs drives a large share of your bookings, and you want a channel manager and agent marketplace on every plan. Xola fits best if you run walk-up-heavy tours or attractions and want kiosk, gated entry, and waitlist tools, with the option to pass the service fee to guests. Bookeo fits best if you prefer a fixed monthly price, need booking pages in many languages or a wide choice of payment gateways, and don't need rental inventory.
Resytech: 0.5% to 3% per booking (No monthly fee; absorb it or pass it on). Checkfront: $99/mo + 3% online booking fee (Card processing extra). Rezdy: From $49/mo + 3% per online booking (Plus a fee per offline or agent booking). Xola: Service fee per booking (3% or 6% by plan, plus processing). Bookeo: Monthly subscription (From $39.95/mo, booking caps per plan). Peek Pro does not publish its rates.
Resytech, Rezdy, and Bookeo let you use your own Stripe account. Peek Pro and Xola process payments themselves. Checkfront: Depends on plan (Booking-fee plan uses Checkfront Payments). FareHarbor: Processed through FareHarbor's payment partners.
FareHarbor, Peek Pro, Checkfront, Rezdy, Xola, and Bookeo are trademarks of their respective owners. Resytech is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
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