Rezgo Alternatives for Activity Bookings and Guest Operations

A Rezgo replacement needs to give staff useful guest information after checkout. A paid place may still need a waiver, a manifest entry or an allocated resource before the activity can run.

FareHarbor covers activity bookings and departure operations. Checkfront addresses the equipment and other resources allocated behind a reservation.

Which alternative fits your business?

The guest record matters after checkout

Rezgo alternatives should include the information required to deliver an activity. Manifests, waivers, resources and communications affect staff work after the guest has paid. A replacement that captures only an order may leave the guide or front desk without the details needed for the departure.

What Rezgo already covers

Rezgo documents inventory and resources, waivers, automated communications and reseller distribution. It also describes manifests and ticketing for different types of operator. After payment, staff still need to know who is attending, what they bought and whether required participant information is complete.

Rezgo alternatives compared

Alternatives shortlist

FareHarbor for the departure and guest record

FareHarbor connects booking availability with calendars, manifests, waivers, customer messages and partner sales. A guide can work from the expected guests rather than an order total alone, while the operator retains the reservation's payment and rebooking context.

Its provider terms separate the booking fee, payment processing and additional services. The operator's agreement determines those charges, so a generic percentage would not represent every departure or market. FareHarbor is relevant when this wider reservation operation must move along with the public booking page.

Checkfront for reservations tied to resources

Checkfront handles resources such as equipment, vehicles and rooms, with bookings that can extend beyond a single timeslot. Its waiver tools sit alongside guest reservations. When replacing Rezgo, check how the guest record connects to the item or space needed for the activity.

Its advertised price is $99 per month plus 3% on online bookings, subject to regional and currency variation. Offline bookings have no booking fee; payment-provider charges remain part of the payment setup.

Gomry for direct sessions and return visits

Gomry provides scheduled Experiences, prepaid Bundles and Subscriptions for recurring access. Customers buy access, then book an eligible available session. Buying a pack does not reserve every future date. Public Events have separate tickets, outside Bundle credit. Contacts keeps purchase and attendance history across those offers.

It fits a small or midsize operator’s directly sold sessions and repeat-visit program. Session capacity and hosts do not establish resource allocation, rental returns or reseller inventory synchronization. Preserve manifests, waivers and other delivery records in a supported operational workflow where required.

There is no monthly platform subscription. Standard USD online ticket sales carry a 3.9% service fee plus $0.79 per paid ticket; processing is additional. An online Bundle is charged once on the pack price, with one fixed fee per purchase. A Subscription is charged once per payment, including renewals. Bookings fully covered by credits or included access add no service or processing fee. See currency-specific charges and conditions.

Xola

Xola documents bookings with staff and equipment management and point-of-sale functionality.

Rezdy

Rezdy separates its booking software, channel manager and payment offering. It documents reservation operations, communications, reporting and connections to resellers.

Bókun

Bókun documents booking management, resource management, a channel manager and reseller distribution. Its Viator connection is part of the product’s positioning, and it also documents APIs. When customers buy through another seller, availability and the operator’s booking record still need to agree.

Peek Pro

Peek Pro serves tours, rentals and attractions and documents tools such as digital waivers and a customer portal. Its rental offering includes operational concerns beyond admission to a session. A rental can require an item to be allocated, returned and checked, rather than just a place for a participant.

bookingkit

bookingkit describes booking calendars, resource management, channel management and centralized operations for attractions. Its offering also includes webshop, POS and turnstile-related integrations.

Regiondo

Regiondo documents tour and activity bookings, connections to online travel agencies (OTAs), payments and booking reports. Its listed payment methods include cards, cash and PayPal.

Moving from Rezgo: costs and existing purchases

FareHarbor. Its onboarding page describes transferring future reservations and building the destination dashboard. The same page says the former payment service provider is not moved: the operator sets up payment processing in FareHarbor. Handle future guest bookings and the old financial transactions separately.

Checkfront. External bookings can be imported from CSV in its classic Items and Products versions, using the destination booking-form fields. Inventory configuration has its own import process. Bringing across a guest record does not by itself assign the correct resource or recreate a signed acknowledgment.

Gomry. Contact import is separate from reconstructing future session bookings and paid visit balances. An operator still relying on manifests, waivers or reseller resources should preserve those operational records alongside the new direct booking program.

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