Booktall handles reservations, payments, manifests, and waivers for tour and rental businesses across the Pacific Northwest — on infrastructure built for real volume, at a fraction of the industry's fee.
Booktall was built inside working tour and rental operations, not a boardroom. The team spent years running a waterfall shuttle, an e-bike rental fleet, and a guided kayak business — and watched the percentage-based booking fee grow into one of the largest costs on the books.
So they built a platform that does the whole job: a real-time capacity engine that won't oversell a departure, a manifest crews trust before dawn, payments that settle directly to the operator through Stripe, plus waivers, notifications, and an embeddable widget. Those operations now run entirely on Booktall — 16,000+ reservations moved with zero data lost — at a flat 1%.
That price reflects what the software actually costs to run, not a markup engineered to satisfy investors. It's a deliberate position: charge operators fairly, and grow alongside them instead of taxing their success.
Every business on Booktall is fully isolated and secured to the standard serious operators expect, with payments handled by Stripe and data you can export at any time. It's the platform we run our own companies on — and the one the industry should have had all along.
A guided walkthrough on a live business, and a concrete plan to move off FareHarbor.
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