Business and first class trips for your whole team, handled by a fare desk that knows your policy and your airlines. Negotiated rates, one invoice, and a person who picks up.
Request accessYour traveler describes the trip in one line. The desk returns two or three real options with the cabin checked on every leg and the fare rules in plain words.
Cancellations, reroutes, and the 11pm change of plan go to a named account manager who already knows the trip. No ticket queue.
One statement a month, split by team or cost center, with every ticket, change, and refund listed. Finance stops chasing card receipts.
Drag the two sliders. The estimate uses the 12 to 20 percent a desk typically takes off public business class fares through negotiated, consolidator, and unpublished rates. Your number depends on routes and lead time, and every quote shows it in dollars before you approve.
Most corporate tools were built to move a lot of people in economy with as little human contact as possible. A team that flies business class a few times a month has different problems: a fare that jumped $1,800 overnight, a Doha connection that turned into a recliner, four card statements behind one trip. Those are judgment calls, and judgment is a person. Your travelers email or call. The desk answers with real options, cabin verified, usually within fifteen minutes. You approve. It is issued. One statement at month end.
| Item | What you get |
|---|---|
| Fares | Business and first class. Negotiated, consolidator, and unpublished rates where they beat the public fare. Every quote shows the fare rules before you approve. |
| Quotes | Two or three real options per trip, cabin checked on every leg, aircraft named. Typically within fifteen minutes during desk hours, within the hour otherwise. |
| Policy | Your cabin rules, approval thresholds, and preferred carriers, applied by the desk before anything is issued. Out-of-policy requests are flagged, not blocked. |
| Changes and disruptions | A named account manager and a direct line, around the clock. Reroutes handled by the desk, not by your traveler at a gate. |
| Billing | One statement a month, split by traveler, team, or cost center. Every ticket, change, and refund listed with its confirmation number. |
| Cost | No subscription. You pay the quoted fare. Where a service fee applies to a booking it is printed on the quote, in dollars, before you say yes. |
| Setup | One call of about ten minutes. Your desk is live the next morning. |
No subscription. Companies pay for tickets at the quoted fare. Where a service fee applies to a booking, it is shown on the quote before anything is issued.
Most clients use us alongside it, for the premium cabin trips where a human desk and negotiated rates matter most.
Yes. The public search is free for anyone. Business accounts add negotiated rates, policy, invoicing, and a named contact on top.
Registration details and seller of travel disclosures are listed on our Terms page and confirmed in your onboarding paperwork.