Rezdyvs
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Regiondo: Same owner, stronger in the German-speaking market and cheaper at entry

Booking and reseller distribution platform for tour, activity and attraction operators
As of 31 August 2026, Rezdy starts at $49/month. An Australian booking system for tours and activities whose real asset is a business-to-business marketplace connecting operators to resellers. Softwr lists it under Travel. Rezdy is made by Rezdy (Expedition Software Holding), available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
Rezdy sells online booking, resource and capacity management, and reseller distribution to tour, activity and attraction operators. Operators build products with sessions, capacity and pricing rules, embed a booking widget on their own site, take payments, and manage manifests and guides. Alongside that sits the Rezdy Marketplace, a business-to-business channel where operators expose live availability to travel agents, hotel concierges, resellers and online travel agencies under agreed commission terms. The distinguishing thing is that distribution channel rather than the booking form. Rezdy built its position on connecting small operators to resellers who could not otherwise contract with them individually, and for an operator in a destination with heavy agent and concierge traffic that access is worth more than the software. The pricing follows: subscriptions are published at 49, 99 and 249 US dollars a month, and each carries a booking fee, roughly 2, 1.9 and 1.75 per cent respectively, applied to bookings taken through the platform. The fact that should change a shortlist is ownership. In June 2023 Rezdy was rolled up with Checkfront and Regiondo under Expedition Software Holding, backed by Vertica Capital Partners. Operators comparing those three as independent alternatives are comparing products with one owner, one investment thesis and, over time, one likely platform direction. That is a reasonable risk to take with eyes open and a poor one to discover after signing.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Foundation
$49 /mo
Accelerate
$99 /mo
Expansion
$249 /mo
Capabilities
Session and capacity management
Products defined by session, guide, vehicle or equipment capacity
Reseller marketplace
Live availability exposed to agents, concierges and OTAs on agreed commission
Booking widget
Embedded booking flow on the operator website
Manifests and dispatch
Daily guest lists and resource allocation for operations staff
Add-ons and packages
Extras, gift cards and bundled products sold alongside the core experience
Automated guest communication
Confirmations, reminders and post-experience messages
Agent portal
Named reseller accounts booking against negotiated rates
Reporting
Channel, product and reseller performance analysis
Answered, with sources
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Expedition Software Holding, backed by Vertica Capital Partners, which also owns Checkfront and Regiondo following a 2023 rollup.
Yes. The booking fee applies to bookings processed through the platform, including those from your own site, on top of card processing.
It depends entirely on your destination. Where agent and concierge traffic is significant it is the main reason to buy Rezdy; where it is not, the value collapses.
Add the tier booking fee, roughly 1.75 to 2 per cent, to your card processing rate, then add the monthly subscription spread across your volume.
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