White-label
White-Label Flight Booking Engine
Run a consumer flight booking site under your own brand, on the same engine, supplier connections and pricing rules as your agent portal.
Many travel businesses want a booking site under their own name but not the cost of building one. Aerobit’s flight booking engine is the platform behind that site: the same engine your agents and partners use, presented to your customers under your brand.
What white-label means here
A white-label flight booking engine lets a travel business sell flights to its own customers under its own name, without building search, booking and payment software. With Aerobit, a company’s storefront is a configuration of the platform rather than a separate build: the site is matched to your company by its web address, so one deployment can serve more than one brand.
- Your brand and your domain on the consumer booking site
- The same supplier connections, pricing rules and booking workflows as your other channels
- Storefront wording kept per company and language, editable in the back office, with import and export
- Languages offered to visitors are chosen per company
What your customers can do
The consumer site covers the whole journey, from search to after-sales, in one flow that does not force a sign-up.
- Search one-way, return and multi-city trips with airport suggestions, flexible passenger and cabin choices, and recent searches
- Compare fares with baggage, change and refund conditions shown with each fare
- Pick seats from a seat map and add baggage or meals where the carrier offers them
- Book as a guest or sign in; pay online with the payment gateway you configure
- Check the fare again before payment, with any price change shown for approval
- Cancel an unticketed booking or ask for a refund with a quote first, and manage the booking online
Your commercial control stays with you
White-label should not mean giving up pricing. The consumer channel is priced by the same rule engine as the rest of the platform.
- Markup, discount and ancillary-markup rules that can differ per channel, with versions and an approval step
- Coupons with approvals, shown in the shopper’s own currency at checkout
- Visitor currency and language set from the visitor’s country, configured in the back office
- Exact handling of three-decimal currencies such as KWD, BHD and OMR
- Optional features switched on per company: an abandoned-booking reminder email, a rule-based chat assistant and online self-cancellation
Consumer site, agent portal and API on one platform
Because the storefront is one channel of the platform, a white-label site does not become a separate system to maintain. Bookings from the consumer site, the agent portal and other channels meet in the same back office.
- One back office for bookings, ticketing queues, cancellations and refunds
- Sales channels decide what each channel may sell and where it may source from
- Agencies and agents can sell through their own portal while customers use the branded site
What to check before you choose
Not every white-label engine is the same product with a new logo. These questions separate a real platform from a reskinned search form.
- Does the site share pricing rules with your agent channel, or is it priced separately?
- Who edits the wording, and does that need a developer?
- Can a refund or cancellation be quoted and processed without a phone call?
- What happens when a supplier gives an unclear ticketing answer?
- Which parts are live today, and which are on a roadmap?
Ask us what is live in your deployment today. We will say plainly which capabilities are available now and which are not.