Your Brand, Your Homepage: Running the Agent in Your Own Product

When travelers use your product, they trust your brand. Sending them to a third-party experience to complete a purchase breaks that trust, and often loses the sale along with it.

The better model is for the capability to live inside your product, looking and feeling like part of it.

Why brand continuity matters

A traveler who books a flight with your airline, a room in your hotel or a trip in your app expects the next step to feel like the same experience. If the activities section looks like a different company, or redirects to another site, three things happen:

• Trust drops at exactly the point where you ask for payment.
• You lose the relationship: the customer, the data and the repeat visit.
• You lose control of the price and the presentation.

Integrate the capability, keep the experience

With TourScanner, you use the API and agent as building blocks and present them your way:

• Your interface. You build the chat interface and decide how activities are displayed, in your app, site or guest portal; the agent runs through our API.
• Your pricing. Your margin is agreed as part of onboarding and applied to your API key.
• Your branding. The checkout page can carry your logo and colors, set up with us.

The agent as a front door

One of the most effective places for the agent is on the homepage or the main screen of your product. Many travelers don't arrive with a precise search. They arrive with a need: "something for two adults on Saturday morning" or "a rainy-day idea for the kids."

A conversational entry point turns that need into a bookable answer, using live prices and time slots, without forcing the traveler to learn your filters first. And because the agent hands over a pre-filled checkout, the journey from question to payment stays short.

Where it fits

• Travel apps: an assistant on the destination or trip screen that suggests activities and hands over a checkout link.
• Hotels: a virtual concierge for guests, before arrival and during the stay.
• Airlines: an assistant in the booking confirmation or manage-my-trip flow.
• Content and affiliate sites: a chat on destination pages that answers questions and converts readers.

Already have your own assistant?

You don't have to replace it. The remote MCP server exposes 12 tools your agent can call to search the catalog, check live availability, create checkout links and look up bookings, so your existing assistant gains the ability to sell activities while keeping its personality and interface.

What to decide before you start

• Where does the agent live? Homepage, trip screen, support chat or email follow-up.
• How will you price? Decide whether to compete on price or on curation, and agree your markup accordingly.
• What does success look like? Attach rate, conversion from conversation to booking and revenue per user are good places to start.

Talk to us

Tell us where you want the agent to appear and what your brand needs, and we'll work out the setup with you. You can see the agent in action first at tourscanner.ai.