Test booking confidence
Measure whether a visible fixed-payout offer helps more travelers complete eligible price-led or self-transfer bookings.
For OTAs & travel platforms
A connection-protection ancillary built for your checkout.
Offer travelers a fixed cash payout if their first flight reaches the gate at or after a disclosed trigger time. Start with a focused pilot and measure attach rate, revenue per eligible booking, and conversion against an agreed comparison.
Traveler-funded · API-based · Built for eligible connecting journeys
Illustrative traveler offerSeparate-ticket connection
Eligible journey
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Different tickets · Tight connection · Out-of-pocket rebooking risk
Traveler price$25
Payout trigger52 min late
Fixed payout$400
If Flight 1 reaches the gate at or after the triggerFixed payout triggered automatically · traveler chooses how to receive it
Illustrative example. Eligibility, price, trigger, and payout may differ.
The primary partnership model
Test whether connection confidence converts.
LayoverGuard is an optional B2B2C product: the traveler chooses and pays for it, your platform distributes it, and the pilot shows where the offer earns its place in checkout.
Create ancillary revenue
Earn an agreed commission on completed LayoverGuard sales and measure incremental revenue per eligible booking.
Learn where it works
Review attach rate, revenue, and conversion by market, route, connection profile, and merchandising placement.
What the traveler gets
A simple product with the important numbers shown upfront.
Before purchasing, the traveler sees the price, the first-flight gate-arrival time that triggers the product, and the fixed cash payout they would receive.
The disclosed flight event—not the cost of a replacement ticket—determines whether the payout triggers. The traveler then chooses how to receive it; no forms or receipts are required.
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A clear offerPrice, fixed payout, and trigger shown before purchase
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Traveler choiceThe optional offer is selected in your checkout
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Automatic monitoringFlight 1 gate arrival is evaluated against the disclosed trigger
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Automatic triggerThe payout triggers automatically; the traveler chooses how to receive it
API-based integration
Bring the offer into the checkout you already control.
LayoverGuard provides the product workflow through an API. Your team owns the merchandising placement and UI implementation; we support the product journey behind it.
Discuss an API pilot- 1
Check eligibility and retrieve the offer
Send the eligible itinerary and receive the price, fixed payout, and first-flight trigger for the traveler.
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Place the offer in your checkout
Your team controls the merchandising placement and checkout UI, including the required product information and disclosures.
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Register the traveler’s selection
Use the API to complete the purchase and return the appropriate confirmation and product status.
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Monitoring and support stay with LayoverGuard
LayoverGuard monitors the eligible flight and manages payout communications and product-related traveler support. You continue to own the underlying booking.
Start with evidence
Prove the opportunity with a bounded pilot.
Keep the first rollout narrow, agree what success means before launch, and use observed performance to decide what comes next.
Choose the scope
Start with one market or a defined set of eligible routes and connection profiles.
Set the test window
Agree a limited volume and timeframe before deciding whether to expand.
Define the comparison
Use an agreed control where possible to understand the effect of the offer.
Measure the result
Review attach rate, revenue per eligible booking, conversion, and operational performance.
A deeper partnership over time
Start with distribution. Build toward portfolio protection.
A live traveler product creates observed connection outcomes on your own booking mix. Where the data and strategy support it, that relationship can expand into B2B risk transfer behind your connection guarantee.
Already operate a guarantee? We can also begin with a direct conversation about the exposure you retain today.
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Launch the traveler productBegin with an optional, traveler-funded offer on an agreed set of eligible bookings.
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Build observed portfolio dataLearn how connection outcomes and product performance behave on your own booking mix.
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Explore support for your guaranteeWhere relevant, use that history to discuss a tailored arrangement that helps manage the financial exposure created by your guarantee.
One market. A defined test. Clear metrics.
Where should we test LayoverGuard first?
Bring us a market or route set. We'll define eligible journeys, integration scope, pilot volume, measurement, and the path to launch.