Fairjungle
French corporate travel agency platform with a subscription instead of commission, built around trains, flights and hotels
Quick Overview
| Company | Fairjungle (SAS) |
|---|---|
| Category | Travel Management |
| Headquarters | Saint-Mande, France |
| Founded | 2017 |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Data Location | Hosted in Frankfurt, Germany; no personal data transferred outside the EU, according to its privacy policy |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Per active user: EUR 9 Starter, EUR 15 Essential, EUR 19 Pro a month; or pay-as-you-go at 3% per booking plus EUR 0, 79 or 189 a month |
| Free Option | 30-day free trial mentioned in its pricing FAQ; no self-registration, a demo is required |
| Replaces | TravelPerk, Navan, Egencia |
Detailed Review
Fairjungle is a French simplified joint-stock company (SAS) with its head office at 14 avenue du General de Gaulle in Saint-Mande, registered with the Creteil trade register under 829 964 196. The French register shows it was created in May 2017.
Its privacy policy says the service is hosted in Frankfurt and that no personal data leaves the European Union, which makes it one of the more specific vendors here on residency. The register entry and the stated hosting give procurement and data-protection teams two concrete facts to check, which is better than most platforms offer on a website.
It acts as a corporate travel agency delivered as software: employees book flights, trains, hotels and rental cars in a booking engine with configurable policies and approvals, and invoices are centralised. A green mode steers travellers toward lower-carbon options, and it integrates with HR, finance and expense tools.
Its pages describe integrations with expense tools rather than an expense engine of its own, which is where Atlatos differs. Because the fee is a subscription, travel prices pass through without a commission added on top, so the cost of the tool is easy to separate from the cost of the trip.
Pricing is a per-active-user subscription from EUR 9 a month, or pay-as-you-go at 3% per booking plus a monthly fee of EUR 0, 79 or 189. The page says there is no commission on travel.
There is no self-registration, so every trial starts with a demo, and the Enterprise plan has no published price. It is a smaller company than Amadeus or BCD. It sits sixth on this page, directly behind Atlatos, and the demo-only start is the main practical difference for a buyer who wants to try before talking to sales.
What Fairjungle does well
- Published per-user prices in euros, with no commission on travel
- French SAS with a verifiable register entry
- Frankfurt hosting and no transfers outside the EU, per its privacy policy
- Rail, air, hotel and car rental in one booking flow
- Pay-as-you-go option for low-volume travel
Where Fairjungle falls short
- No self-registration; a demo is required to start
- Pay-as-you-go plans still charge 3% on each booking
- Enterprise plan has no published price
- A smaller company without the global reach of Amadeus Cytric or BCD Travel
Standout feature. A French subscription corporate-travel platform with published per-user prices and Frankfurt hosting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Published per-user prices in euros, with no commission on travel
- French SAS with a verifiable register entry
- Frankfurt hosting and no transfers outside the EU, per its privacy policy
- Rail, air, hotel and car rental in one booking flow
- Pay-as-you-go option for low-volume travel
Cons
- No self-registration; a demo is required to start
- Pay-as-you-go plans still charge 3% on each booking
- Enterprise plan has no published price
- A smaller company without the global reach of Amadeus Cytric or BCD Travel
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fairjungle?
Fairjungle is a French simplified joint-stock company (SAS) with its head office at 14 avenue du General de Gaulle in Saint-Mande, registered with the Creteil trade register under 829 964 196. The French register shows it was created in May 2017.
Its privacy policy says the service is hosted in Frankfurt and that no personal data leaves the European Union, which makes it one of the more specific vendors here on residency. The register entry and the stated hosting give procurement and data-protection teams two concrete facts to check, which is better than most platforms offer on a website.
Where is Fairjungle based?
Fairjungle operates from Saint-Mande, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does Fairjungle cost?
Per active user: EUR 9 Starter, EUR 15 Essential, EUR 19 Pro a month; or pay-as-you-go at 3% per booking plus EUR 0, 79 or 189 a month. 30-day free trial mentioned in its pricing FAQ; no self-registration, a demo is required.
Who is Fairjungle best for?
French and EU firms wanting a subscription instead of commission. A French subscription corporate-travel platform with published per-user prices and Frankfurt hosting.
What are the drawbacks of Fairjungle?
No self-registration; a demo is required to start. Pay-as-you-go plans still charge 3% on each booking. Enterprise plan has no published price. A smaller company without the global reach of Amadeus Cytric or BCD Travel.
Is Fairjungle a good alternative to TravelPerk?
Fairjungle is built as a European alternative to TravelPerk: French corporate travel agency platform with a subscription instead of commission, built around trains, flights and hotels. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Fairjungle compare to other Travel Management tools?
Fairjungle is one of several European Travel Management tools we cover. It is most often compared with TravelPerk, Navan, Egencia.