Fill your departures,
not your spreadsheets
List your activities, keep your availability and take payment in one place. You keep the traveller, your calendar and your meeting instructions — we provide the shop, the five languages and the payment.
Where we are, before anything else
RoamRide is starting out. We will not promise you thousands of travellers, because you would check in thirty seconds and we would have lost your trust on the first sentence. What we can show is what is built: a partner area that runs a real calendar, tickets, automatic payouts, and launch terms we discuss case by case. If you are looking for immediate volume, it is not here yet. If you want a say in what a platform becomes while it is being built, this is the moment.
More bookings, less admin
Every part of this exists for a reason, and most of them answer what operators hold against platforms rather than what platforms like to advertise.
The traveller stays yours
Their name, their booking, and a conversation with them before and after the departure. No masked contact, no intermediary to tell them where to park or that they forgot their shoes.
Your calendar, including what you sell elsewhere
Seats sold at the desk, over the phone or to a group by invoice reduce online availability without pretending to be bookings. You never sell the same seat twice, and your occupancy figure stays honest.
The meeting point, taken seriously
Address, coordinates, and a reporting time distinct from the departure time — printed on the ticket. Change it and upcoming travellers get a reissued ticket and a message. It is the sector's first cause of no-shows.
A listing that keeps selling
Your edits are reviewed before publication, but the approved version stays live while they are. Correcting a description never costs you a day offline.
What you will not build yourself
Not a website, not five translations, not a compliant checkout. That is what you come here for, and it has to work without your thinking about it.
Five languages, nothing to write
Your listing is translated into French, English, German, Spanish and Italian. You describe your activity once.
Pages that find you
Every city and every category has its page, built for the searches travellers make before they arrive.
The ticket and the check-in
A ticket with a scannable code, your meeting point and your reporting time. You check people in from your phone.
Payment and its compliance
Card payment, refunds, chargebacks, the traveller's invoice and a monthly statement for your accountant.
Live in four steps
- 01
You introduce yourself
Company name, registration number, what you offer. We answer within 48 working hours — a commitment, not an observed average.
- 02
You publish your activity
Photos, options, prices, meeting point. We review it before it first goes live.
- 03
You open your dates
Departures, times, seats. Including the ones you hold back for your own direct sales.
- 04
You get paid
Automatic transfer after the departure, with every booking itemised and a monthly statement.
You only pay on bookings you were paid for
No subscription, no listing fee, no per-activity cost. One commission taken on each paid booking, and nothing else.
Transferred 7 days after the departure date, to the bank account you register. A refund or a lost dispute is deducted pro rata.
- No signup fee
- No monthly subscription
- No per-listing fee
- Paid 7 days after the departure
The rate is negotiable: it is attached to your account, not to a single grid. Volume, exclusivity or a launch period — tell us what matters to you.
Create my operator accountWe check every operator before publication. That is not a formality: it is what lets a traveller book with someone they do not know, and so it protects serious partners too.
- A registered company, with its registration number.
- The licences, permits and insurance required for the activity you offer.
- An accurate description: what is included, what is not, and the fitness level genuinely required.
- Availability kept up to date, and accepted bookings honoured.
Your questions
You already resell activities from a distributor. Why join you?
Because it is not the same thing. The catalogue we resell is completed elsewhere: we earn a referral, you never hear of us, and the traveller belongs to nobody. An activity listed directly with us is booked and paid for here — you keep the customer, we keep a commission, and we both have an interest in the departure going well. We will be plain about it: the resold catalogue exists because an empty site cannot be found. Direct partners are the business.
Whose customer is it, yours or mine?
The traveller books with you, through us. You have their name, their booking and a way to message them. We take payment on your behalf and answer for the platform; you answer for the activity. On a dispute about the departure itself you decide — we step in if it does not settle.
When exactly am I paid?
By bank transfer, after the departure date, on the delay shown in your partner area. Every payout itemises the bookings it covers, the commission withheld and the net. A monthly statement sums it up for your accounts.
What if I have to cancel a departure?
You cancel from your partner area, travellers are notified and refunded in full. We take nothing on an activity that did not happen. Repeated cancellations, on the other hand, we will want to talk to you about: nothing damages traveller trust faster.
A traveller does not turn up. Am I paid?
Yes, according to the cancellation policy you set on your listing. A late no-show is usually still owed. You record the absence from your departure screen, which documents it if the traveller disputes the charge.
Do I have to give you exclusivity?
No. Sell wherever you like, including at your own desk. The calendar exists precisely to hold seats sold off-platform, so that you never sell the same seat twice.
Your next season starts here
Tell us who you are and what you offer. We answer within 48 working hours, and we discuss your terms before you publish anything.
Or create my account directly