Facts checked on October 11, 2026 on peekpro.com, Peek's merchant terms (peek.com/terms) and Google's list of Things to Do connectivity partners. Where only a competitor publishes a number, we say so.
What Peek Publishes and What It Doesn't
| Item | What Peek says |
|---|---|
| Monthly price | Not published. "Custom, quote-based pricing." |
| Your fees | Commissions, flat fees and other amounts "as set forth in the Service Order," your private contract |
| How fees are taken | "Peek will withhold and retain the Peek Fees for its own account from Customer Payments" |
| Peek Activity Marketplace | 20% on bookings Peek's marketplace sends you |
| Reseller Hub | 3% |
| Guest booking fee | Not published by Peek |
| Free trial, setup fee, contract length | Not published. Peek offers a free demo. |
One thing to watch on peekpro.com. The site has a block showing "$26/agent/month" to "$215/agent/month" that never says which product it belongs to, and it contradicts the FAQ's quote-based answer. Don't plan around it. Ask your sales rep for the figure in writing.
What Competitors Say Peek Costs
Because Peek doesn't publish, the numbers you'll find online mostly come from its rivals. Bókun's comparison page describes "variable fees of up to 6% and 8%" that operators either absorb or pass to guests, and TrekkSoft describes a guest "convenience charge." Treat both as a competitor's claim, not Peek's price list. The figure that counts is the one in your Service Order.
Questions to Ask Peek Before You Sign
- What's my commission or flat fee per booking, and does it change by booking channel?
- Is there a fee added to the guest's checkout, and how much?
- What's the card processing rate, and is it on top of the Peek fee?
- Is there a setup or onboarding fee, and how long is the contract?
- How do I cancel, and what notice do you need?
- Do you connect to Google Things to Do, Viator and GetYourGuide for my trips?
- How do you handle multi-day trips and deposits?
Features That Matter to Outdoor Operators
Peek offers "digital waivers signed in advance," and its rafting page says operators can book multi-day trips. Peek isn't on Google's published list of approved Things to Do connectivity partners. Google says that list only shows fully launched partners and "many more" are being integrated, so ask Peek directly if Google booking links matter to you. Rezdy, Xola, FareHarbor, Bókun, TrekkSoft and Zaui are on the list.
Peek Pro vs Alternatives That Publish Prices
| Software | Monthly | Per online booking |
|---|---|---|
| Peek Pro | Not published | Set in your contract |
| Bookeo | From $14.95 | No commission from Bookeo |
| Bókun | $49 to $499 | 1.5% down to 1% |
| Rezdy | $49 to $249 | 3% |
| Checkfront | $99 | 3% |
| Zaui free plan | $0 | 6% added to the guest's online booking |
Full breakdowns are in Rezdy, Checkfront and Xola pricing, FareHarbor pricing vs competitors and the best booking software for small tour operators.
Booking software takes bookings. It doesn't bring them. ExplorOFF is free to join, with no exclusivity, and takes 15% plus card processing only on a booking we bring you. List your trip.
Is Peek Pro Worth It?
Peek is a full system with waivers, multi-day support and its own marketplace, and plenty of operators run on it. The catch for a small guide is that you can't compare it on price until you've talked to sales. Get two quotes in writing (Peek and one operator with a published price, like Bókun or Bookeo), run a typical month of bookings through both, and pick the one that leaves you more. Then remember the software is the cash register. You still need people walking in the door, which is where your sales channels come in.
Sell Your Trips on ExplorOFF
ExplorOFF is a marketplace built for multi-day outdoor trips: hiking, backpacking, paddling and fishing in US and Canadian national parks and wild places. Travelers find your trip inside a day-by-day itinerary for the route they're already planning, so they arrive ready to book. It's free to join, there's no exclusivity, and you keep your own site and booking system. You set the price and group size. We take 15% plus standard card processing, and only on a booking we brought you. A person checks your commercial liability insurance and land-use authorization (such as an NPS CUA) once, and approval takes up to 24 hours. List your trip on ExplorOFF.
Peek Pro Pricing (2026): Fees, Commission and What Peek Publishes FAQs
Peek doesn't publish a price. Its site says it uses custom, quote-based pricing, and its merchant terms put your commissions and flat fees in a private Service Order. You need a quote to know your cost.
Peek's terms describe its fees as commissions, flat fees and other amounts set in your Service Order, withheld from guest payments. Its comparison table lists commission-based pricing. The rate itself isn't published.
Peek doesn't publish one. Competitors such as Bókun and TrekkSoft describe a fee added to guest checkouts, but those are a rival's claims. Ask Peek for the exact guest fee in writing.
Peek's merchant terms set 20% on bookings that come through the Peek Activity Marketplace, and 3% through its Reseller Hub.
Peek doesn't list a free trial. It offers a free demo.
Peek isn't on Google's published list of approved Things to Do connectivity partners as of October 2026. Google says the list only shows fully launched partners, so ask Peek directly.
Operators who want a published price can look at Bookeo (from $14.95 a month, no Bookeo commission), Bókun ($49 to $499 a month plus 1.5% to 1%), Rezdy ($49 to $249 plus 3%) or Zaui's free plan (6% added to guest online bookings).
