Rezgo API
Rezgo publishes a public booking API with XML and JSON transports at rezgo.com/api-documentation. API keys are self-serve from Settings under Integrations at no fee, optionally IP-restricted. There is no OAuth, no webhooks (booking alerts arrive by email), and no sandbox.
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Rezgo scores A on the API Report Card. Rezgo publishes a public booking API with XML and JSON transports at rezgo.com/api-documentation. API keys are self-serve from Settings under Integrations at no fee, optionally IP-restricted. There is no OAuth, no webhooks (booking alerts arrive by email), and no sandbox.
Rezgo has a workable official integration path. Most engineering teams can build against it directly. Open API: self-serve, documented, with SDKs
Rezgo is a cloud-based reservation and booking management platform for tour, activity, attraction, and ticketing operators.
Vertical: misc. Sub-vertical: POS / Hospitality (tour operators, activity providers, attractions, ticketed venues, transportation services, lesson providers, DMOs/DMCs, and concierge services). An operator (say, a half-day snorkel tour company in the Florida Keys, or a wine-tasting tour operator in Tuscany) signs up, configures inventory (each tour as a product with rates, departures, capacities, pickup points, and policies), connects a payment gateway (Authorize.net, Stripe, Square, Braintree, PayPal, etc.), and embeds the Rezgo booking engine onto their existing website via a JavaScript widget, WordPress plugin, or the open-source PHP front-end.
Low-to-moderate within the tours-and-activities vertical, very low as a general SaaS brand. Rezgo competes with Bokun (Tripadvisor/Viator), FareHarbor (Tripadvisor), Peek Pro, Rezdy, Checkfront, Xola, and TrekkSoft, most of which are larger and better-funded.
HQ: North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (718-333 Brooksbank Avenue, Suite 320). Founded: 2005 by Sanjay Vidyarthi. Funding: bootstrapped, no disclosed outside funding. Employees: ~19 (early 2024).
Founded in 2005 by Sanjay Vidyarthi in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. ~21 years old, bootstrapped (no disclosed funding), ~19 employees as of early 2024 across North America, Europe, and Oceania.
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