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FareOS vs TBO · B2B travel aggregator

FareOS vs TBO — choosing the right B2B booking platform

Both FareOS and TBO are B2B platforms used by Indian travel agencies for flight and hotel bookings. The right choice depends on whether you need a managed booking portal or a distribution engine you can build an agency operation on top of.

Feature comparison

FareOS vs TBO

FeatureFareOSTBO
Flight suppliers

FareOS includes all 3 major GDSs plus 6 direct LCC connections

Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport + 15 others (18 total)GDS + selected LCC/NDC content
Hotel suppliers

TBO has strong hotel inventory; FareOS aggregates 6 suppliers

6 aggregators, 1.4M+ propertiesTBO hotel inventory
NDC contentAmadeus NDC, Sabre NDC, direct airline NDCSelected NDC content
Sub-agent managementHierarchical sub-agent accounts, per-agent limits, credit linesSub-agent portal available
Two-layer markup engine

FareOS tracks consolidator markup + sub-agent markup separately per booking

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Wallet-safe booking gatePayment debited only after supplier confirmsStandard booking flow
AI assistant (eva)Anthropic Claude-powered, built inremoveNo
Back-office (accounting, CRM, VAT/GST)FareOS SME: full double-entry + VAT/GST invoicing + CRM + BSPBasic back-office tools
API accessFull booking API, normalised across all suppliersAPI available for integrators
Built-in tech stackGo microservices, React, AI-nativeEstablished platform
Holiday packages

TBO has packaged holidays; FareOS focuses on flights, hotels, and back-office

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Insurance

TBO offers insurance products

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Visa

TBO offers visa services

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check_circleWhere FareOS wins

  • arrow_forwardSub-agent hierarchy with two-layer markup — built for consolidator operations
  • arrow_forwardFull GDS + NDC + LCC coverage: Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport, IndiGo, Akasa, Air Arabia, and 12 more
  • arrow_forwardWallet-safe booking gate prevents orphan PNRs and partial charges
  • arrow_forwardFareOS SME: complete back-office — accounting, CRM, VAT/GST invoicing, BSP reconciliation
  • arrow_forwardAI assistant eva (Anthropic Claude) built into the booking workflow
  • arrow_forwardBuilt in Go — designed for high concurrency and throughput
  • arrow_forwardIndia's first registered Anthropic Claude Partner for Travel Tech

infoWhere TBO may fit better

  • arrow_forwardTBO has a broader product portfolio: holiday packages, insurance, visa
  • arrow_forwardTBO is an established platform with a large existing network of agencies
  • arrow_forwardTBO may be easier to onboard for agencies that only need a straightforward booking portal

Our take

Which platform fits your agency?

FareOS is the stronger choice for consolidators and agencies that need sub-agent management, multi-GDS depth, full post-booking automation, and a complete back-office. TBO is a good fit for agencies that want a single portal with a broader travel product range (holidays, insurance, visa) and don't need the deeper agency-ops capabilities.

FareOS vs TBO

Common questions

Can I switch from TBO to FareOS without disrupting my agency operations?add

FareOS has onboarded agencies switching from other platforms. The typical onboarding timeline is a few weeks. The team handles supplier connection setup, and your existing agency data can be migrated to FareOS SME.

Does FareOS cover the same flight inventory as TBO?add

FareOS connects to 22 flight suppliers including all 3 major GDSs (Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport), 6 direct LCC connections (IndiGo, Akasa, Air India Express, Air Arabia, Riyadh Air, Jazeera Airways), and aggregators (TripJack, TBO, AerTicket). For most India-based agencies, coverage is comparable or better.

Does FareOS have a hotel offering?add

Yes. FareOS aggregates 6 hotel suppliers — NUI/Nuitée, RezLive, TBO, TripJack, ZentrumHub, and SynXis — covering 1.4 million+ properties globally.

See FareOS in action — not just on a comparison page

Book a platform review and the team will show you the live system: multi-supplier search, booking flow, sub-agent management, and back-office — all in one session.