Price changes at checkout
The guest sees one amount on the product page and another inside the booking widget.
Found Oct 2026Price surprises, dead buttons and off-season dead ends can cause a guest to drop off before your team ever hears from them. Built for whale-watching tours, surf schools, wineries and other BC experiences.
Mystery-shopped Oct 1–2, 2026 · Read-only review · No guest data submitted
Six recurring failure points surfaced across 10 BC operator websites. The businesses are intentionally anonymous; the patterns are what matter.
The guest sees one amount on the product page and another inside the booking widget.
Found Oct 2026The calendar opens months behind. Reaching the current month takes seven taps.
Found Oct 2026A “Book now” action gives no visible response or lands on the wrong product list.
Found Oct 2026A pre-selected 10% gratuity and a booking fee appear only when the guest is ready to pay.
Found Oct 2026The guest progresses through the experience and timeslot flow without seeing a price.
Found Oct 2026The live season ends and the online path offers no waitlist, gift booking or early deposit route.
Found Oct 2026Source: YOLOHAPPY booking-flow field review, Oct 1–2, 2026. Findings are aggregated and anonymized.
Use your own numbers. The calculator multiplies annual booking revenue × OTA share × commission rate; it does not estimate your revenue.
GTTD means Google Things to Do. “0%” here refers to its commission in this comparison; other setup, booking-system or payment fees may still apply.
“Viator has steadily raised their commissions to an exorbitant 25–30% of the ticket cost.”
“Viator policy does not provide us with an email address.”
You see the exact friction, where it appears, and the cleanest next move. No abstract transformation language.
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Choose your current setup, enter costs you already know, and compare them with a clearly separated one-time implementation fee.
Public context: Checkfront merged in 2024 and had management changes in 2026. These facts do not imply a product-quality judgment.
Enter your current fees to create a directional comparison. Third-party subscriptions remain separate and require a vendor quote.
Migration planning window: 4–6 weeks. Checkfront dates: public facts surfaced in the research; no negative product claim is implied.
A simple operating model: collect, flag, draft, review. The last word always belongs to a person.
Source: YOLOHAPPY booking-flow field review, Oct 1–2, 2026. Read-only review; no booking was submitted. Findings are aggregated and anonymized.
Three focused engagements, each with a fixed implementation price and a defined operating outcome.
Stop the revenue leak first, simplify the booking operation second, then strengthen the review loop. Third-party subscription costs are separate.
The practical details operators ask first.
Allow 2–4 weeks for review. Timing is not guaranteed because approval is handled by the platform.
The migration is mapped and tested before launch. What can transfer depends on your current platform and export access, so the audit identifies any gaps before work begins.
No. It can help draft and triage, but a person approves each response before it is sent.
No. Package prices cover the listed implementation or service work. Any booking platform, payment, messaging or other third-party subscription is paid separately by the client.
Share your public website and the area you want checked. We review the booking flow by hand and reply by email.
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