Create and run experiences from one place.Triba.

No. A checkout with someone else’s name on it is borrowing your customer. The booking flow has no Triba branding. One block of CSS sets the fonts, colours, and spacing so it sits in the page you already have.

3% on bookings up to $1,500. 0% after that. There is no monthly fee stacked on the percentage. The cost follows the booking, rather than arriving as a bill whether anyone came or not.

A system that stops at the payment leaves you to run the day somewhere else. Triba stays with the experience: planning, staffing, and email live in the same place. The record runs from the first marketing email through to a questionnaire on how the day actually went. You can reach that data as a REST API, a CSV, a live dashboard, or a webhook.

The day happens away from a desk, and often away from a connection. Belay is the app guides take with them. The job downloads to the phone, so it still works offline. They set their availability, then accept work as it comes in.

Collecting every name and card before a group will commit is how trips fall apart. One person chooses the group size and pays for their own spot. The other places are held for 72 hours. They send a link into the group chat. Each person opens your portal, adds their own details, and pays for their own seat. You can see who has joined, and which places are still waiting.

You need a site you can add a script to. One line of code puts the booking flow on the page, and a block of CSS makes it match. There isn’t a self-serve trial sitting here. We start with a conversation about the experience you run, and set it up if it fits.