FREE PRICING TOOL FOR TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS
Estimate the planning fee your travel business may need to cover your time, account for commission and reach your target trip profit.
CALCULATE YOUR TRIP ECONOMICS
Enter the assumptions for one trip. The calculator updates the results immediately as you change the numbers.
Target Profit Reached
This calculator uses the assumptions you enter. It is a planning tool, not a market-rate recommendation or guarantee of profit.
THE LOGIC BEHIND THE RESULT
Your planning fee is evaluated against the economics of the trip rather than a generic market-rate recommendation.
Planning Hours × Target Hourly Value
Expected Gross Commission × Commission Share %
max(0, Time Cost + Direct Costs − Net Expected Commission)
max(0, Time Cost + Direct Costs + Desired Profit − Net Expected Commission)
Net Expected Commission − Time Cost − Direct Costs
Net Expected Commission + Planned Fee − Time Cost − Direct Costs
(Net Expected Commission + Planned Fee − Direct Costs) ÷ Planning Hours
The free travel advisor fee calculator separates gross supplier commission from the share your business actually retains. It also treats planning time and direct costs as real economic inputs. That makes it easier to see whether a no-fee trip covers the work, whether a proposed fee reaches your profit target, and how much contribution the trip may create per planning hour.
The result is specific to the assumptions you enter. Two advisors can work on bookings with the same selling price and still need different planning fees because their hours, service scope, commission split, direct costs and profit goals are different.
GO BEYOND A SINGLE ESTIMATE
The TravelBizKit Travel Advisor Fee & Profitability System connects fee calculations to a repeatable pricing and profitability workflow for independent advisors and small agencies.
The full workbook is designed for a current supported desktop version of Microsoft Excel.
PRACTICAL PRICING CONTEXT
Include research, calls, proposals, revisions, booking administration and support. A low hour estimate can make an otherwise weak trip look profitable.
Gross supplier commission is not always business revenue. Apply the business or advisor share after the host or agency split.
Break-even only avoids a modeled loss. The fee required to reach your desired trip profit is a different decision point.