A platform fee per booking. No commission. No markup on the fare.
You see the same fare your travel agent sees — without the 4-8% commission they bake into it. Traviq charges a transparent platform fee, listed line-item on the invoice. The fare and the fee are never blended.
For a 50-person team booking ₹50 lakh of travel a year, the agent typically bakes 4-8% commission into the fare — that’s ₹2L-₹4L invisible in the quote. Add ~10% ITC slippage (₹50K) and 7-14 day invoice delays.
Zero markup on the fare. A transparent platform fee per booking, listed on the invoice. For a 50-person team at ₹50L of travel, the platform fee is materially less than the agent’s 4-8% — the exact number depends on volume, mix, and routing.
Loyalty miles earn to your corporate wallet — not your agent’s account, not scattered across employee logins. For ₹50L of travel, a 50-person team typically earns ₹3-5L in business-class redemptions per year.
Numbers are industry-modelled at typical pre-pilot volumes. Your exact platform fee is sized on the 20-min call, against your real spend.
Pre-customer pricing is a conversation, not a table.
We’re in private pilot with three Indian teams. That means the platform fee is sized per team — based on travel volume, route mix, finance-stack complexity, and how many travellers you onboard. We won’t publish a tiered SaaS grid and pretend the number applies to a 60-person SaaS company and a 350-person logistics firm equally.
On the call we walk through your last quarter’s travel, model what Traviq would have charged on those same trips, what the commission saved would have been, and what the loyalty miles would have earned. You see the net impact in a single line item before you sign anything.
When we publish a public price list, it will be because we have enough real pilot data to make it honest. We’re not there yet.
Get a real number on your real volume.
Twenty minutes with one of the founders. Bring last quarter’s travel. We’ll show what the same trips would have cost on Traviq, what the GST close would have looked like, and what the loyalty miles would have earned.