Bókun Pricing Overview

Bókun does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

Bókun's pricing is best suited for small tour operators, travel agencies, and activity providers — the overwhelming majority of G2 reviewers fall in the small business segment across Leisure, Travel & Tourism and Hospitality industries. The flat $49/month structure with a 1.5% fee on direct bookings favors operators who drive significant volume through OTAs and the B2B marketplace, where no additional fees apply. G2 reviewers in transportation and hospitality highlight OTA sync and automated confirmations as primary value drivers. Operators with high direct booking volumes should model the 1.5% fee carefully, as G2 users flag it as a meaningful cost at scale.

Bókun offers no permanent free tier. G2's pricing data for Bókun shows a 14-day free trial giving full access to Bókun PRO features — OTA connections to Viator, GetYourGuide, and Google Things To Do, the B2B marketplace, inventory management, and the one-click website generator. After the trial, Bókun PRO costs $49/month plus a 1.5% service fee on direct online bookings. Offline, OTA, and marketplace bookings carry no additional fee. G2 reviewers note the trial is sufficient to evaluate core functionality, though some flag that the dual-editor UX and complex pricing configuration make the evaluation period harder to use effectively.

G2 reviews of Bókun present a split picture on value. Majority of reviewers rate it highly, praising centralized OTA connectivity, automated confirmations, and marketplace access as genuine time-savers. However, the $49/month base fee plus 1.5% service fee on direct bookings draws criticism — one G2 reviewer notes costs "add up over time" at high booking volumes, and another flagged pricing structures as complex. Negative reviewers cite broken integrations, AI-only support replacing real human help, and dual editors as compounding the cost concern. Rezdy is mentioned by one G2 reviewer as having broader OTA connections. Value is strongest for small tour operators with moderate direct booking volume.