bookingkit
Berlin booking platform for attractions, tours and activities
At a glance
| Company | bookingkit GmbH |
|---|---|
| Category | Tour and Activity Booking Software |
| Headquarters | Berlin, Germany |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Germany (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated; the privacy statement lists Google Cloud EMEA Limited in Dublin for data storage and communication |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Booking calendar, checkout widget, vouchers and coupons, channel management, B2B reseller platform, resource management, email automation, AI sales and support agent, revenue-boosting webshop, analysis tools |
| Pricing | Starterkit €49 per month paid annually (yearly subscription only); larger packages via a questionnaire and a quote |
| Best For | Attractions, museums, zoos and leisure parks, and tour operators that sell through resellers |
| Replaces | FareHarbor |
Review in detail
The imprint names bookingkit GmbH, Revaler Straße 30, 10245 Berlin, registered at the Amtsgericht Berlin-Charlottenburg under HRB 160861 B, with Lukas C. C. Hempel as management. bookingkit is a registered trademark in the European Union.
The product is aimed first at attractions: the industry menu lists amusement parks, escape rooms, factory tours, gardens, museums, waterparks, wind, water and winter sports, and zoos. DMOs are also named.
Feature scope
The product menu groups features into booking generation, centralised administration, channel management, integrations and AI and automation. Items include a booking calendar, checkout widget, vouchers, a B2B reseller platform, resource management, email automation and an AI sales and support agent.
Pricing
Only the Starterkit shows a figure: €49 per month, paid annually and not available monthly. The page offers a currency switch for euro, Swiss francs and pounds and asks you to fill in a questionnaire for a dedicated price. Payment providers charge their own small fees, as the page says.
Data and processors
The privacy statement is binding only in German. It names Google Cloud EMEA Limited in Dublin for data storage and communication, Billomat and fino data services in Germany for financial operations, and HubSpot Germany GmbH for CRM. The text we captured also mentions Google Analytics and Tag Manager on the website.
Known limits
Tour operators with a single boat or bike product may find the attraction focus heavy. Only the entry package has a public price. The English privacy text is a translation and the German original is binding.
Best suited to users of bookingkit
Attractions and larger activity operators with resellers and channels. For a lighter tour-focused option see Regiondo.
Advantages and drawbacks
Pros
- German GmbH with court and register number
- Entry price published in euro, francs or pounds
- B2B reseller platform and channel management
- Five site languages
- Sub-processors listed by name in the privacy statement
Cons
- Starterkit only on a yearly subscription
- No other plan prices published
- Attraction focus rather than day tours
- Google Cloud used for storage and communication
Pros and Cons
Pros
- German GmbH with court and register number
- Entry price published in euro, francs or pounds
- B2B reseller platform and channel management
- Five site languages
- Sub-processors listed by name in the privacy statement
Cons
- Starterkit only on a yearly subscription
- No other plan prices published
- Attraction focus rather than day tours
- Google Cloud used for storage and communication
Alternatives to bookingkit
More European tour and activity booking software you can weigh against it:
See all European tour and activity booking software or compare them directly against FareHarbor on our alternatives page.
Common questions
The pricing page shows the Starterkit at €49 per month, paid annually. Other packages need a questionnaire and a quote.
Yes. The imprint names bookingkit GmbH in Berlin, HRB 160861 B at Amtsgericht Berlin-Charlottenburg.
It is built mainly for attractions, with tours and activities also named. A small operator should compare the Starterkit against Regiondo and CaptainBook.