How long does it usually take to get my white label travel portal live and taking bookings?

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Asked by Priya Nair 📅 Oct 12, 2026 9:33 AM

How long does it usually take to get my white label travel portal live and taking bookings?

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Answered by Kavita Menon 📅 Oct 12, 2026 9:37 AM

Yes, a white label travel portal can usually go live fairly quickly, though the exact timeline depends on how much you want changed and how fast the supplier side moves. The portal software itself is already built and tested, so you are not waiting on development from scratch. What takes the time is the setup around it, which is mostly your branding, your domain, your payment arrangement and the supplier connections you want switched on.

The parts that are within our control tend to move the fastest. Applying your logo, your colours, your company details and pointing your own web address at the portal are routine tasks and do not usually hold things up. If you want a heavily customised look, extra pages, or a booking flow that differs from the standard one, that naturally adds time, and we will tell you honestly what that means before you commit.

The part we cannot promise on is the supplier and payment side. If you are using your own airline, hotel or consolidator contracts, you need credentials from each of those suppliers, and some of them take their own time to approve a new agency and issue access. The same applies to a payment gateway, where the provider may ask for business documents and run their own checks. We can only connect what you have been given access to, so these steps often decide the real go live date rather than anything on our end.

The most useful thing you can do is start your supplier and payment gateway applications as early as possible, then talk to us about how much customisation you actually want so we can give you a realistic date for your own setup.

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