Best Regiondo Alternative: TicketingHub

Tired of paying every month, whether you sell or not?

Regiondo is a well-known European booking platform for tours, activities, and destinations, now part of the Expedition Software group. But its pricing combines a monthly subscription with a per-booking fee it doesn't publish, on a one-year contract — so you pay in your quiet months, you can't calculate your real total, and you're signed up for a year either way.

TicketingHub, founded in London and serving operators worldwide, keeps it simple: no setup fee, no monthly fee, just 3% per online booking. You only pay when you earn — a slow January costs you nothing, and the software bill can never outrun the bookings. It's rated 5.0 on Capterra, and operators grew their OTA sales 401% between 2022 and 2025.

What is Regiondo?

Regiondo is booking software for tours, activities, attractions and destinations: online booking, payments, a website builder, point of sale, OTA channel connections (Viator, GetYourGuide and others), CRM and reporting, ticket scanning, and 3,000+ integrations via Zapier.

Founded in 2011 in Munich, Germany, Regiondo merged in 2023 with Rezdy (Australia/Pacific) and Checkfront (Americas) to form Expedition Software Holding, backed by investors including Vertica Capital Partners; FareHarbor co-founder Lawrence Hester became CEO of the combined group.

It serves city tours, escape rooms, outdoor activities, cooking classes, amusement parks and zoos, mostly across Europe. Publicly named customers include L'Aquarium de Paris, Bordeaux Tourisme, and Canyon Park.

What Regiondo's pricing costs you

Regiondo publishes two self-serve plans: Grow at 59 euros/month and Pro at 99 euros/month, both on a one-year contract (annual billing saves 10%). A custom Enterprise tier exists for high-volume operators. Online bookings also carry a per-booking fee — the pricing page says only a "small" fee applies, without a rate. A website builder add-on costs 1,000 euros one-time; its newer POS system is listed as "coming soon."

Take an operator doing 10,000 pounds of online bookings in a month. TicketingHub's flat 3% is exactly 300 pounds, and nothing in a quiet month. Regiondo's Grow plan alone costs roughly 51 pounds every month of the contract, ticket or no ticket, before any per-booking fee is added — and since that rate isn't published, an operator can't calculate the real total without asking sales. That's the cost of opaque pricing: budgeting for growth means guessing at a number nobody discloses. Over a year, the subscription alone is money that could have paid for your winter marketing.

Regiondo vs TicketingHub, side by side

• Pricing — Regiondo: subscription (59-99 euros/month) plus an undisclosed per-booking fee, one-year contract. TicketingHub: 3% per online booking, nothing else recurring.
• Monthly fee — Regiondo: 59 euros (Grow) or 99 euros (Pro), billed whether you sell or not. TicketingHub: none.
• Contract — Regiondo: billed on a one-year contract. TicketingHub: pay 3% per booking, nothing to sign for a year.
• Booking widget — Regiondo: embeddable widget and website builder (add-on priced separately). TicketingHub: one line of code, brand-matched, multi-language and multi-currency.
• OTA channel manager — Regiondo: connects to Viator, GetYourGuide and other resellers from one dashboard. TicketingHub: real-time sync with the same OTAs; OTA sales grew 401% between 2022 and 2025.
• Magic Link — Regiondo: not published; changes appear to run through the back office. TicketingHub: customers self-serve reschedule, cancel, or convert to voucher.
• Point of sale — Regiondo: mobile POS exists; a newer system is "coming soon." TicketingHub: iOS & Android apps, offline-capable, printers/cash registers/PDQ machines.
• Support — Regiondo: reviewers on Capterra praise responsive, professional support. TicketingHub: 24/7 chat and email.
• Reviews — Regiondo: 4.2/5 on Capterra (54 reviews). TicketingHub: 5.0/5 on Capterra.

Why operators switch to TicketingHub

Only pay when you earn

With Regiondo you pay the monthly plan on a one-year contract, plus an undisclosed per-booking fee. TicketingHub charges 3% per online booking and nothing else recurring — so your software cost rises in August because your revenue did, and falls to zero when the season stops. Integration fees for payment providers and OTA channels apply and are disclosed upfront. Some reviewers on Capterra describe Regiondo's mix of fees as unclear and not matched by the service received; with one published number, there's nothing to be unclear about.

Your website stays the star

No 1,000-euro website-builder purchase needed: TicketingHub's widget goes live with one line of code, matches your brand, and speaks your customer's language and currency out of the box — so more visitors finish booking on your own site instead of drifting away.

Get your evenings back

Stop handling reschedules by hand. Magic Link lets customers reschedule, cancel, or convert a booking to a voucher themselves — you keep the sale as a new date or voucher instead of a refund, and your inbox stays quiet. An email validator catches typos at checkout, and abandoned-cart emails win back the people who almost booked: Shannon R., a small business owner, says they have "noticeably reduced the number of people that don't book." Regiondo reviewers mention no way to send rebooking offers or message channel-booked guests directly — a gap this closes.

Fill slots you can't sell yourself

TicketingHub keeps availability in sync with Viator, GetYourGuide, and other resellers in real time, so the OTAs sell your quiet midweek departures with no double-bookings to apologise for. Operators using it grew OTA sales 401% between 2022 and 2025 — a channel Regiondo connects to as well, without a comparable published figure.

What reviewers say about Regiondo

Regiondo holds 4.2 out of 5 on Capterra from 54 reviews, as of our research. Reviewers praise support as responsive and professional, and like how easily the widget embeds on a site and connects to sales channels. Recurring complaints: technical bugs some say went unresolved for over a year, and a fee structure — subscription plus a per-booking percentage plus other usage costs — a number of reviewers found unclear and not matched by the service they received. A bug that sits unresolved for a year isn't an inconvenience; it's a cost you eat on every booking it touches. As Hannah J., a director, says of TicketingHub: "It's refreshing to have a service that actually has good customer service."

Who is Regiondo right for?

• Operators who want a full suite — website builder, POS, CRM, reporting — from one vendor, comfortable with a fixed monthly cost and a one-year contract.
• European destinations and attractions that value being part of the wider Expedition Software family.
• Larger, higher-volume operators able to negotiate Enterprise-tier terms directly with Regiondo's sales team.

Who is TicketingHub right for?

• ✅ Operators who want quiet months to cost nothing — pay only when you sell.
• ✅ Teams who want a brand-matched checkout live in minutes, with no website-builder add-on to buy.
• ✅ Operators who want Viator and GetYourGuide filling their calendar in real time from one dashboard.
• ✅ Businesses taking walk-up sales that can't stop when the wifi does — the POS works offline.
• ✅ Teams that want their evenings back — Magic Link makes reschedules and refunds self-serve.
• ✅ Operators who want 24/7 support without a higher plan or a year-long contract.

Proof it works

City Tours Belfast grew ticket sales 400% after switching to TicketingHub from Checkfront — now, like Regiondo, part of the Expedition Software group. Lions Water Adventure Park went from around 50,000 to 260,000 dollars in online revenue in a year after switching to TicketingHub.

FAQs about switching from Regiondo

How do I migrate my bookings and products from Regiondo to TicketingHub?

Switching costs you an afternoon, not a season. TicketingHub's migration help is free: our team moves your products, availability, and booking history across, and your first product can go live in minutes.

Is TicketingHub cheaper than Regiondo?

For most operators, yes. TicketingHub's 3% has no monthly floor, while Regiondo charges 59-99 euros a month plus an undisclosed per-booking fee, on a one-year contract. The exact gap depends on Regiondo's real rate, which isn't published — but in quiet months, TicketingHub costs nothing while Regiondo's subscription still applies. Do the maths for your own volume; one side of it is fully in your hands.

Can I try TicketingHub before my Regiondo contract ends?

Yes — and it's the lower-risk direction to test in. No setup fee, no contract to sign: get the booking widget live on TicketingHub while your existing Regiondo term runs down, rather than committing to another year-long agreement.

Every quiet month on a subscription is money you didn't need to spend

Regiondo's Grow plan costs roughly 51 pounds a month whether tickets sell or not — before the per-booking fee nobody will tell you in advance. TicketingHub's setup is free, migration is done for you, and support answers 24/7. Start free alongside your current system, with nothing to sign and nothing to cancel, and let a season of real bookings decide.