For franchise networks

The layer your franchisor
doesn’t provide.

Corporate brings the brand, the supplier programs and the booking tools. What it doesn't run is your business: your local site, your advisor roster, your commission ledger, your marketing. TravelIQ runs exactly that — alongside what corporate gives you, touching none of it.

The live demo is the real product on a sample agency — no signup.

The real question

Corporate already gives us systems. The last thing I need is a tool that fights them.

TravelIQ doesn’t integrate with your franchisor’s systems — and we’re not going to pretend it does. It doesn’t book travel, doesn’t touch supplier portals, and doesn’t sync with a national CRM. You keep booking exactly where you book today.

What it runs is the part those systems leave to you: who has the lead and how old it is, what each booking should pay your office and what actually arrived, whose split is whose, and what went out under your local brand this month. There’s nothing to fight, because there’s nothing that overlaps.

Keep the franchisor's toolsRun roster and ledger hereOwn your local marketing
Yours to run

The operational layer, locally owned

Four things every franchise office runs anyway — currently across a spreadsheet, an inbox and someone's memory.

Your local site
Your office's site, edited in place — click a headline, type, publish — with your advisors' own pages on it and your own domain pointed at it.
Your roster
Add an advisor and the system creates their profile, login and branded invite. Splits set once, honored at payout; pause or offboard with every lead, client and booking reassigned.
Your ledger
Expected commission recorded at booking, actual recorded when the supplier pays, shortfalls flagged to you alone — settled into weekly batches with a statement per advisor.
Your marketing
Block-based campaigns to your local client book, a blog with an approval gate on company placement, reviews collected by invitation, and a socials band on your home page.
For your advisors

What your advisors get

The same deal a host's ICs get: more of their own business in their own hands.

Their own pages, your local brand
Each advisor edits their own bio, blog and posts inside the office's site — the chrome and disclosures stay yours.
Their own lead inbox
Requests from an advisor's pages land with that advisor, full brief attached, on the first-contact clock.
Their own cut, nothing else
Each advisor sees their split and their own weekly statement — never the gross, the office's cut, or a colleague's numbers.
“Our advisors used to email me screenshots of what they wanted changed on the website. Now they click the page and change it. Nobody has waited on a developer since.”
Melissa McCallister
CEO, Ticket To Ride · Founding partner, TravelIQ

Ticket To Ride runs 36 advisors on TravelIQ — every page of ticket2ride.co, every lead, booking and payout.

No franchisor integration required — or pretended
Commissions traced from expected to received, split to the cent
Each advisor sees only their own cut
Your local site edits in place — no developer, no ticket
Where the line sits

Corporate's side, and yours

A franchise that thrives runs two systems on purpose: the national machinery it pays royalties for, and the local operation those royalties don’t cover. TravelIQ is only ever the second one. If your franchisor changes a booking engine or a supplier program tomorrow, nothing on your side of this line moves.

Priced per advisor — never a percentage of your commission.

Stays with your franchisor
  • Booking engine
  • Supplier programs
  • National brand campaigns
Runs on TravelIQ
  • Local site & advisor pages
  • Roster & splits
  • Lead clock
  • Commission ledger
  • Local campaigns & reviews

Run your office like it's yours

Click through the roster, the ledger and the local site on a sample agency — or book twenty minutes and bring your franchise agreement's gray areas.