Home / Reservations / FareHarbor
FareHarbor logo

FareHarbor review

Online booking, scheduling and point of sale for tours, activities and rentals
No user reviews yet · #1 of 1 in Reservations · Updated November 1, 2026 · Is this your company? Claim it
★ Free planWebFreemium · SubscriptionAPI
74/100
Start free trial ↗Free trial · free plan available · paid plans from $0.01 · opens fareharbor.com
Starting price$0.01
Free planYes
Free trialFree trial
Best fitFreelancers, Small businesses, Mid size businesses, Enterprises
DeploymentWeb
HeadquartersAmsterdam, Netherlands

Bottom line

FareHarbor is a booking and reservation platform built specifically for tours, activities, rentals and attractions. Its clearest strength is the combination of online booking, crew assignment and offline mobile check-in in one product, backed by onboarding and round-the-clock support. The main drawback is that full plan pricing requires a demo request, so buyers cannot compare tiers before talking to sales. Tour and activity operators with scheduled departures and multiple staff roles are the best fit.

Choose FareHarbor iftour operators with scheduled departures, or boat tour and zipline operators.
Look elsewhere ifbusinesses outside tours, activities, rentals and attractions, or buyers who need published plan prices before a demo.
Start free trial ↗Free trial · free plan available · paid plans from $0.01 · opens fareharbor.com

What is FareHarbor?

FareHarbor is booking and business management software for tours, activities, rentals and attractions. It gives operators an online booking flow, a central reservation system and staff tools in one web-based platform, so teams can stop handling every reservation by phone, email or spreadsheet. The company was founded in Hawaii in 2013 by people who wanted to reserve surfboards online.

Day to day, operators set up their tours as bookable inventory with calendars, capacity, pricing and packages, and customers book through a website or checkout that accepts payments on any device. Reservation staff manage bookings, booking notes, discounts and waivers from a single dashboard. Crew assignment lets managers designate roles such as reservationists and tour guides, and automatic emails and push notifications send each crew member their schedule, customer count and meeting point. On the day of a tour, the mobile app supports offline check-in with QR ticket scanning.

Tour operators are the core audience, and the platform also serves rental companies, boat tours, attractions, trains, ziplines and farms. Typical customers range from freelancers and small businesses to mid-size businesses and enterprises. A free plan and a free trial are available, with pricing starting at $0.01, and full plan details come through a demo request.

What sets FareHarbor apart from general scheduling tools is its distribution and support. It connects to hundreds of OTA and API channels, and it offers private events management covering contracts, payments, resources and reporting. New customers get a specialist from day one who builds the dashboard and transfers future reservations, and phone, email and chat support runs 24/7.

Who it's for

  • Tour operators with scheduled departures
  • Boat tour and zipline operators
  • Rental companies taking direct bookings
  • Multi-location activity businesses

Who should look elsewhere

  • Businesses outside tours, activities, rentals and attractions
  • Buyers who need published plan prices before a demo

Typical uses

  • Taking 24/7 online bookings for guided tours
  • Assigning guides and reservationists to each departure
  • Checking in guests with QR tickets at the start point
  • Managing private charters and group events

FareHarbor user reviews

No published reviews yet. Be the first.

FareHarbor alternatives and comparisons

FareHarbor is the only reservations product we list so far. Browse the category as more are added.