INDEPENDENT REVIEW · UPDATED 2026-04-30

Rezgo

Long-time independent player with low POS commission

Rezgo has been in the tour booking space since 2007 — predating most current major players. Pricing is flat: 4% on web bookings, 0.9% on POS bookings, no monthly fee. The POS rate is the lowest in the industry by a wide margin, making Rezgo specifically interesting for operators with high walk-up sales who don't want the Peek Pro premium. Smaller market presence than FareHarbor or Bokun, but the per-booking economics are competitive.

Monthly

$0/month

Per booking

4% per booking

Rating

4.4 / 5

Region

global

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Best for

✓Operators with very high POS/walk-up volume (0.9% rate is killer)
✓Operators wanting no-monthly-fee structure with sub-FareHarbor rates
✓Outdoor/adventure operators
✓Operators tired of US-centric platforms

Weaknesses

×Smaller market presence than Bokun or FareHarbor
×Channel manager less developed
×Brand recognition limited outside Canada
×Fewer ecosystem integrations

Who Rezgo is right for

Rezgo's standout feature is the 0.9% POS commission rate — meaningfully lower than FareHarbor's 6% on POS sales and dramatically lower than Peek Pro's 6% free-plan rate on direct/POS. For an operator running 60% of bookings through walk-up POS at $90 AOV, Rezgo's rate saves roughly $15K/year vs FareHarbor at 200 bookings/month. The web booking rate of 4% is also competitive — between FareHarbor's 6% and Bokun's 1.5%. Rezgo's main weaknesses are market depth and ecosystem: fewer integrations, lower brand recognition, and a channel manager that's functional but less polished than Bokun's. Worth evaluating if you have meaningful POS volume and are frustrated with FareHarbor or Peek Pro economics.