Products you can run on
Three products, each solving a different commercial problem. One runs your daily selling, one moves capacity you would otherwise lose, one is still being built and we say so.
Choosing between them
These are not three versions of the same thing. They sit at different points in how a travel business makes money, and most operators end up using one of them properly rather than all three badly.
| Product | What it is | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| izBooking | White-label booking platform | You need to sell, hold availability and take payment under your own brand |
| TourAuct | Tour auction marketplace | You have departures, cabins or seats that will otherwise go empty |
| Bookkool | In the Under2 ecosystem, in development | Ask us — this one is not ready to be sold on a web page yet |
izBooking — the one most businesses need first
izBooking is a booking platform that runs under your brand rather than ours. Your guests never see the word izBooking. Availability, prices, options, payment and the confirmation email all come from one place, and every channel you sell through reads from that same place.
It currently serves more than a thousand merchant sites. During 2026 the platform is being rebuilt on a new white-label stack, and existing sites are being moved across in controlled batches rather than all at once.
- Sell under your own domain and brand
- One source of truth for availability and price
- Online payment, including international cards
- Works alongside a channel manager rather than replacing your whole stack
TourAuct — for capacity that expires
A seat on Saturday's departure is worth something today and nothing on Sunday. The usual answer is a discount code, which trains buyers to wait and never really comes off again. An auction is a different instrument: it finds the price the market will pay this week without permanently repricing your product.
TourAuct runs on two fronts — a business-facing side at tourauction.com aimed at suppliers with unsold capacity, and a Vietnamese consumer side at daugiadulich.com where lots start under fifty dollars. It is early, and the roadmap is public rather than pretended-finished.
Bookkool
Bookkool is part of the Under2 ecosystem and is still being developed. We would rather have a short honest page than a long invented one, so the Bookkool page says what stage it is at and nothing more.
Because operators ask, and finding out later that a listed product does not exist yet costs more trust than saying it now.
Products or a custom build?
A product is faster and cheaper, and constrains you to how it works. A build fits your process exactly and costs more to make and to keep. The question is whether your process is genuinely different or just familiar.
- Start from the product. Run it for a season.
- List what it genuinely cannot do, with the money attached to each item.
- Build only the items that survive that list.
If you already know a build is needed, the services pages describe what that looks like.
Not sure which one fits
Describe what you sell and how bookings reach you today. We will say which product applies, or tell you that none of them does.
What travel operators ask us most
Can we use izBooking and still list on OTAs?
Yes, and most operators should. The point of a direct booking platform is not to leave the marketplaces, it is to stop paying commission on the guests who were coming to you anyway.
Keeping both in sync is what a channel integration is for.
Is TourAuct only for Vietnamese products?
The consumer side is Vietnamese-language and Vietnam-focused today. The supplier side is not restricted by geography, but in this phase the buyer demand is concentrated in Vietnam, so that is where a listing performs.
What happens to our data if we stop using a product?
Your bookings, customers and product data are exportable in a standard format, and the export is written into the contract rather than left as a favour.
We have moved businesses onto our platforms from competitors and we do not build exits we would not want to be on the other side of.
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