Run a better season.
The practical stuff in one place: a live demo, honest comparisons, and step-by-step guides to costs, group payments, and a quieter phone.
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Live demo
Click through a real booking page for a fictional outfitter: trips, calendar, checkout. No signup, no card.
Switch to Tarn
Moving from FareHarbor, Peek, Adventure Office, or spreadsheets: what it involves and what we handle.
Compare platforms
Honest side-by-sides against the booking systems outfitters use today, on pricing, data, and setup.
Pricing
Pay per booking, not per month, with every feature included. See the numbers.
How-to guides
How to work out your real cost per booking
Grab one real booking from last season and a calculator. In about ten minutes you'll know your all-in cost of getting booked, and which of the three numbers behind it is worth shrinking first.
Read articleHow to take group bookings without anyone fronting the money
A deposit to hold the date, a payment link for every seat, and a short checklist for the week before. Here's the setup that gets a twelve-person trip booked early, paid on time, and signed before launch.
Read articleHow to answer the five questions guests always call about
Where do we meet, what time, did you get my waiver, what do we still owe. Here's where each answer belongs, from the confirmation and reminders to a manage-booking link and one day-of text, so the phone quiets down on its own.
Read articleHow to recover the bookings that stall at checkout
Somebody picked a trip and a date and didn't finish. Here's the three-part fix: capture the email early, send one friendly note within a day, and trim the checkout so fewer people stall at all.
Read articleYour next season starts at the desk. Make it a short visit.
Set up your trips, take your first booking, and get back outside.