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Qweekle is a booking, ticketing, and venue-management platform for visitor attractions, activity providers, and leisure businesses. It combines online reservations, point-of-sale tools, memberships, customer management, and operational reporting.
💡 Pick it for a larger attraction needing enterprise-grade ticketing, POS, memberships, and reporting.
ROLLER is a comprehensive software solution designed for the entertainment and leisure industry, offering ticketing, POS, and CRM functionalities.
Custom pricing based on business needs
💡 Choose it if you sell activities through multiple channels and need distribution as well as direct bookings.
Regiondo is an all-in-one booking software for tour and activity providers with features like online booking, payment processing, and customer management.
Custom pricing
💡 Pick it for flexible activity reservations at a lower cost than a full leisure-management suite.
Bookeo is a leading online booking and scheduling system for service-based businesses.
Starting from $14.95 per month
Bookwhen
💡 Choose it for straightforward classes, sessions, or small activity businesses without complex venue operations.
Bookwhen is online booking software for classes, workshops, courses, and events. It lets organizers publish schedules, accept registrations and payments, manage capacity...
From $15/mo
💡 Pick it when memberships, recurring classes, and attendance management matter more than attraction ticketing.
TeamUp is a collaborative calendar tool that helps teams stay organized and connected.
Starting at $7/user/month
💡 Choose it for transparent, low-commitment ticket sales when you do not need a full venue-management system.
Ticket Tailor is an online ticketing platform that allows event organizers to sell tickets directly to their customers.
Starting at $25 per month
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