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Portals bring bookings — and take 15–25% of every one, own the customer relationship, and rank you against your competitors. Here's the portal model next to your own booking website.
Portals work — as a marketplace. Every booking costs 15–25% commission, the traveller belongs to the portal, refund policy is theirs, and your listing sits beside every competitor with a 'lower price' sort button.
Your own booking website flips the deal: your brand, your seat map, your rate calendar, your refund rules — and repeat customers book direct from WhatsApp and Google. Free to start with a flat 2.5% per online booking; Pro makes it 0%. Phone and walk-in bookings you enter yourself are never charged.
Underlined LentloSites claims link to their proof. Third-party figures are as published on the date shown; models are described where no public rate exists.
| OTA portals & commissions | LentloSites | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission per booking | 15–25% | |
| The customer | The portal's — you get a booking voucher | Yours — name, number, trip history, My Trips on YOUR site |
| Seat maps & calendars | Their layout, their rules | Your buses drawn seat-by-seat; your rate calendar per room |
| Refund policy | The portal decides | Your time-slab rules, enforced automatically, refunds to wallet |
| Payments | Portal collects, settles later, minus commission | Your own gateways — money lands in your bank directly |
| Repeat bookings | Back through the portal (commission again) | Direct — WhatsApp reminders, My Trips, your Google profile |
Products, images, pages — our team migrates them at no cost, and SEO-safe 301 redirects keep every old link (and your Google rankings) working.
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