Price observatory: booking, websites, payments

The six markets

How to read the tables

The Price column copies the vendor's page, in its currency; a VAT note appears only when the page gives one. “Worth knowing” gathers what changes the bill: commission, setup fee, commitment, a time-limited offer. The source goes to the page we read, and the date says when.

The vendors that don't publish their subscription price

These vendors don't show their subscription price on their own site for the market given: it comes on a call or with a quote. Where they publish a commission, or a named third party publishes a figure, the market's row gives it with its source.

• Planity (France)
• Treatwell (France)
• Anolla (France)
• TheFork Manager (France)
• TheFork Manager (Netherlands)
• Planity (Germany)
• Treatwell (Spain)
• Treatwell (Italy)
• TheFork Manager (Italy)
• Phorest (Ireland)
• Treatwell (Ireland)

How the prices are collected

Each row is a price read on a public page — the vendor's own whenever it publishes one — and copied as it is written there, with the VAT note when the page gives one. The link in the last column goes to that page, and the date is the day we read it.

We leave out any price we could not read ourselves: a page that would not load, a price shown in another country's currency, a figure quoted without a source. It comes back once it has been read again. When a vendor publishes no price, the row says so; a figure taken from a third party names that third party.

No row goes more than six months without being read again. Traxo, which publishes this observatory, sells websites with online booking: its own prices are not in these tables, they are on the pricing page.

Cite this data

Traxo, Price observatory, prices read 21 Sep 2026 – 6 Oct 2026 (version 2026-10-06). https://traxopro.eu/price-observatory

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