Your tours, your booking links and the reviews travelers check first
People book a walking tour, a food tour or a small-group day trip from their phone, often the night before, in a city they have never been to. They find you on Instagram and have to decide whether to pay a stranger in advance. Kudo turns your bio link into one page: every tour as a card with its price and booking link, a form for private and group requests, your meeting point, and your Google reviews underneath.
- Every tour as a card with a photo, a price and its own booking link
- A request form for private and group trips: date, group size, what they want
- Your meeting point as a directions link, so nobody is lost at 9am
- Google reviews from past guests, kept in sync on their own
A traveler is paying a stranger in a city they do not know
Your guest cannot drop by to size you up first. They pay in advance for a morning in a place they may never visit again, and if the tour is bad there is no second try. That is why travelers read reviews more closely than almost any other buyer, and why yours belong on the page with the Book buttons rather than on a profile they have to go and find.
Private and group trips start as a request, not a checkout
A family of seven who want a private food tour on the 14th, or a company that wants a day trip for twenty, will not fit your public schedule. The order request form takes the date, how many people and what they have in mind, with up to three photos of a place they saw online. It is a request, not a booking: you reply with a price and they pay however you already take payment. There is no monthly limit on requests.
Ask on the last evening, or in the follow-up with the group photo
At the last stop of a food tour, or on the final evening of a trip, guests are full, happy and still with you: that is the moment to show your review QR code. For the ones who rush off to catch a train, send the link the next day with the group photo. Ask every guest the same way, not only the ones who tipped.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most of my reviews are on Tripadvisor. Can I show them?
Google reviews are imported on Pro and keep syncing by themselves, along with reviews from more sources, Tripadvisor among them. You can also collect new reviews directly with your Kudo review link and QR code.
Can guests book and pay on Kudo?
No. Kudo never takes payment. Each tour card's Book button opens the booking system or listing you already use, and the money goes straight to you.
Is it free?
You can try it free for 14 days, with no card to sign up. Pro covers the page, unlimited links, tour cards, the group request form, and every review you collect, and also adds Google review import, page themes, shows which links get tapped, brings in more review sources and removes the Kudo badge. After the trial it is $4.99 a month; cancel before then and you pay nothing.