Compare . Tourpublish and Bilberry

Tourpublish and Bilberry.

Bilberry is a booking engine with deep roots in the Nordic activity market, strong on website conversion and operational workflow. Tourpublish does not compete with that. It is the publishing layer above, taking the same inventory Bilberry manages and making it shareable and trackable everywhere travellers actually decide.

Tourpublish is not a reservation platform. Bilberry is the system of record below, and Tourpublish is the publishing layer above it. The two complement each other, and most operators run both.

FeatureTourpublishBilberry
Primary purposePublishing and attributionBooking engine and operations
Website conversionShareable pages and linksEmbedded booking flow
Social and chat distributionNativeAdded by the Tourpublish layer
Creator commissionsBuilt inHandled by the Tourpublish layer
Fee on direct bookings3% on the Founding planPlatform pricing
Two-way syncYes, with BilberryOwn inventory
Best forWinning bookings off your siteRunning the operation

The verdict

Keep Bilberry running your operation and your website checkout; that is what it is built for. Add Tourpublish above it when you want the same products in front of social audiences, chat groups, partners and AI assistants, with attribution you can act on.

Frequently asked

Does Tourpublish replace my booking engine?

No. Tourpublish is not a reservation platform. Your booking engine remains the system of record, and Tourpublish is the publishing layer on top of it.

Is this useful for a seasonal Nordic operator?

Particularly so. Short seasons make margin per seat the main lever, and a low fee on direct bookings is the fastest way to move it.

How long does connecting take?

Minutes. Inventory imports automatically and availability stays live from then on.

Already using Bilberry? Connect it to Tourpublish.

Two-way sync means your inventory, availability, and bookings stay aligned. Set up takes minutes.

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