Do I need a developer to embed a widget?

No. Configure the widget in TripCreator, copy the embed snippet, and paste it into your website or CMS — no coding required.

Can customers book and pay in the widget?

Yes. The booking widget runs the full checkout you've configured, so customers can quote, book and pay without leaving your site.

Where do enquiries go?

Straight into your CRM as leads or bookings, attributed to the trip and page they came from, so nothing is lost and follow-up is easy.

Will the widget match my site?

Yes. Widgets carry your brand colours and can run on your own domain, so they look like part of your site rather than an embed.

Is the pricing always current?

Yes. Pricing and availability are pulled live from the platform, so a widget never displays an out-of-date price or a sold-out trip as available.

Can a form ask different questions for different tours?

Yes. A request form can show follow-up questions, and different choices such as budget ranges, depending on earlier answers and the tour page it sits on. See request forms for details.

Who is told when someone sends a request?

The owner you set on the form is notified straight away, in the app and by email if they are away. With no owner set, the team is notified and anyone can take the request.

Feature · Website widgets

Sell from your own website — no developer required

Drop pricing, booking, itinerary and lead-capture widgets straight onto your site. Customers quote, book and pay without leaving your page, and every enquiry lands in your CRM.

Embed a widget, sell on your site

From configuration to a booking in your CRM — usually without touching a line of code.

1Configure the widgetPick trips & theme
2Copy the embed codeOne snippet
3Place on your siteAny CMS
4Traveller quotes / booksWithout leaving your page
5Lands in your CRMAs a lead or booking

A widget for every job

Pricing widget

Show live, multi-currency plans and trip pricing on your site, always in sync with the platform.

Booking widget

Let customers book and pay directly from your page, with the full checkout you configured.

Itinerary embed

Showcase interactive, media-rich itineraries inline, exactly as a customer would explore them.

Request & signup forms

Enquiry forms whose questions adapt to the tour and the answers. Each submission becomes a pipeline enquiry and a CRM contact, assigned to a teammate who is notified at once.

Content widgets

Surface products and experiences dynamically, so your catalogue updates itself.

On your brand

Your colours, your domain — the widget looks like part of your site, not a bolt-on.

Why sell through widgets

Sell where your customers already are
Meet visitors on your own site instead of sending them off to a separate booking page.
Always in sync
Pricing and availability come live from the platform, so a widget never shows a stale price.
Every lead captured
Enquiries and bookings flow into your CRM automatically, attributed to the trip and page that generated them.
No engineering project
Configure a widget, copy one snippet, paste it into your CMS — live in minutes, not a sprint.

Create, theme and publish widgets

app.tripcreator.travel

TripCreator booking widgets — a published availability widget with edit, preview, performance and one-line embed options.

Embeddable booking widgets — publish and drop the snippet on any site.

Website widgets FAQ

Do I need a developer to embed a widget?: No. Configure the widget in TripCreator, copy the embed snippet, and paste it into your website or CMS — no coding required.
Can customers book and pay in the widget?: Yes. The booking widget runs the full checkout you've configured, so customers can quote, book and pay without leaving your site.
Where do enquiries go?: Straight into your CRM as leads or bookings, attributed to the trip and page they came from, so nothing is lost and follow-up is easy.
Will the widget match my site?: Yes. Widgets carry your brand colours and can run on your own domain, so they look like part of your site rather than an embed.
Is the pricing always current?: Yes. Pricing and availability are pulled live from the platform, so a widget never displays an out-of-date price or a sold-out trip as available.
Can a form ask different questions for different tours?: Yes. A request form can show follow-up questions, and different choices such as budget ranges, depending on earlier answers and the tour page it sits on. See request forms for details.
Who is told when someone sends a request?: The owner you set on the form is notified straight away, in the app and by email if they are away. With no owner set, the team is notified and anyone can take the request.