# Tripkit

> Tripkit is a virtual travel assistant service for travel agents and advisors. Trained assistants build client-ready itineraries, chase bookings and confirmations, and run back-office admin — white-label, under the agent's own brand, inside the agent's own tools (Travefy, AXUS, Safari Portal, TravelJoy, Tern). Monthly fares run $200–540 for 5–20 hours, with no contracts and no onboarding fees.

## Core pages

- [Home](https://tripkit.com/): What Tripkit does and who it's for — the virtual travel assistant for travel agents.
- [Services](https://tripkit.com/services): The full service manifest — itinerary building, booking follow-ups, invoicing, back-office admin — and how the team works.
- [Pricing](https://tripkit.com/pricing): Monthly fares — 5 hours $200, 10 hours $320, 15 hours $420, 20 hours $540. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel any month.
- [Calculator](https://tripkit.com/calculator): Interactive calculator for the annual hours and dollars an advisor spends building itineraries by hand.
- [FAQ](https://tripkit.com/faq): Onboarding, tools, hours, time zones, white-label delivery, contracts.
- [Contact](https://tripkit.com/contact): How to reach Tripkit.
- [Itinerary Builder for Travel Agents](https://tripkit.com/itinerary-builder-for-travel-agents): The five major builders compared, and the done-for-you alternative to building itineraries yourself.

## Software reviews

Hands-on, editorially independent reviews of the itinerary builders Tripkit's assistants work in daily, with verified pricing and marketplace ratings.

- [Travefy review](https://tripkit.com/travefy-reviews): The all-in-one for solo advisors and small agencies — builder, CRM, website and invoicing.
- [AXUS review](https://tripkit.com/axus-reviews): Design-led itinerary documents for luxury advisors, per-seat pricing.
- [Safari Portal review](https://tripkit.com/safari-portal-reviews): Deep, visual itinerary building for safari and luxury programs.
- [Tern review](https://tripkit.com/tern-reviews): Travefy's closest rival — fast-moving platform with AI features and a commission engine.
- [TravelJoy review](https://tripkit.com/traveljoy-reviews): The cheapest entry point when CRM and payments matter more than itinerary polish.

## Guides

Sourced, editorially independent guides on the business of being a travel advisor.

- [Travel agent tools](https://tripkit.com/travel-agent-tools): The full stack working advisors run — itinerary software, research, payments, marketing, communities.
- [Best CRM for travel agents](https://tripkit.com/crm-for-travel-agents): TravelJoy, Tern, Travefy, TESS and ClientBase compared, plus when a generic CRM makes sense.
- [How to become a travel agent](https://tripkit.com/blog/how-to-become-a-travel-agent): No federal license required — accreditation numbers, seller-of-travel states and fees, host agencies, realistic costs.
- [SEO for travel agents](https://tripkit.com/blog/seo-for-travel-agents): The niche and local searches advisors can win, Google Business Profile, and the pages worth writing.
- [How much does a travel agent cost](https://tripkit.com/blog/how-much-does-a-travel-agent-cost): Consumer-facing fee math — $100–250 planning fees, supplier-paid commissions, when an advisor is worth it.
- [How much do travel agents make](https://tripkit.com/blog/how-much-do-travel-agents-make): BLS and HAR income data for hosted and independent advisors.
- [How do travel agents get paid](https://tripkit.com/blog/how-do-travel-agents-get-paid): Commissions, fees, net-rate markup, host splits, and payment timing.