Travel Rebate Programme — Now open

Your company books travel.
GoGlobe makes it pay you back.

You keep half of whatever GoGlobe earns on every booking made through your Seol widget — taken from our margin, never added to your traveller's fare. No inflated prices. No loyalty points. Real money, paid out to your bank account.

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50%
of what GoGlobe earns — yours
€0
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to account verification
€50
request a bank transfer above this
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Rebate estimator

See what your travel budget comes back as.

Move the slider to match your monthly travel spend. The estimate uses the live rebate structure — you keep 50% of whatever GoGlobe earns.


The rebate comes out of GoGlobe's profit, not your traveller's fare. They pay the normal market rate; the margin we earn is split with you. No inflated prices, no hidden markups. Once your account is live, every booking shows its exact rate against the booking reference.

Estimated monthly rebate
€750
Annual rebate: €9,000
Illustrative, and it counts every category you earn on — not just flights and hotels. Assumes a typical business travel mix and blends to roughly 4.4% of spend at a 50% share. Your actual rebate depends on your own mix and the margin GoGlobe earns on each transaction — every accrual is itemised against a booking reference in your dashboard.
Apply and start earning rebates →
Worked examples

Three very different accounts. The same 50%.

A business, a family and a hotel group, each followed end to end through a real month. Every figure is built from the same rebate structure — nothing here is a special deal.

Worked example · small business

How €229 came back to Kestrel Analytics in month one.

A 34-person data consultancy in Dublin, booking about €5,000 of travel a month and earning nothing on any of it. Seven stages, one real trip followed end to end — including the eSIM, the train tickets and the tour that most programmes never pay you for.

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Aoife Byrne
Operations Lead · Kestrel Analytics
Aoife creates the merchant account
Business details only — no IATA number, no bond, no minimum volume, no sales call. She submits it on a Tuesday morning.
Merchant application
CompanyKestrel Analytics Ltd
RegisteredDublin, Ireland
Team size34 employees
Est. travel spend€5,000 / month
Verified in 19 hours
Their IT lead pastes one line into the intranet
That's the whole integration. Staff now search, compare and book flights and hotels without leaving the internal travel page — and every booking is attributed to Kestrel automatically.
<!-- travel.kestrel.ie --><script src="https://goglobe.live/seol.js" data-merchant="kestrel-analytics"></script>
Widget live · 40 seconds
Dara books a client trip to Berlin
He books it the way he always has, at the fare he'd have paid anywhere. Nothing about the price changes — the only difference is where the margin ends up.
Booking · 14–17 March
Dublin → Berlin, return
Economy · 1 traveller
€212.00
Hotel · Berlin Mitte
3 nights · king room
€486.00
Dara pays €698.00
Flight and hotel rebate lands the same day
No claim form, no waiting on an invoice. GoGlobe is the merchant of record on both lines, so it calculates its net margin and half of it accrues to Kestrel against the booking reference automatically.
Automatic accrual · ref KST-4471
Flight margin
GoGlobe net €11.88 · split 50%
€5.94
to Kestrel
Hotel margin
GoGlobe net €53.46 · split 50%
€26.73
to Kestrel
Accrued automatically €32.67
Then Dara buys the rest of the trip
A data plan for the week, train tickets in from the airport, and a tour on the free afternoon — all started from the same Seol widget, which hands off to the supplier to take the payment. Because the transaction completes on the supplier's side, nothing accrues on its own. That is what the receipt upload is for, and it is where most programmes quietly pay you nothing.
Bought on the trip · 12–14 March
Travel eSIM · Germany 5GB
Activated on landing
€14.90
Rail · airport ↔ Mitte
Two journeys
€9.60
Reichstag dome + walking tour
Two tickets
€38.00
Spent with suppliers €62.50
Aoife drops three receipts into the dashboard
She uploads them on the Friday with the rest of her expenses admin. Each receipt is matched back to the click that started it, rated, and added to the same monthly statement — so the eSIM, the train and the tour all pay out too. Nothing that went through the widget gets left behind.
Receipt claims · 3 uploaded
esim-germany-5gb.pdf
Matched · €14.90 · eSIM rate
€0.89
claimed
bvg-tickets-mar12.jpg
Matched · €9.60 · rail rate
€0.29
claimed
reichstag-tour.pdf
Matched · €38.00 · activities rate
€1.52
claimed
Claimed by receipt €2.70
Whole trip: €760.50 spent · €35.37 back
Month-end: one statement, every line traceable
Seven trips across the month. Aoife exports the statement, reconciles it against her own booking references, and files it. Nobody had to change how they book.
7
trips booked
€5,240
travel spend
€229
rebated to Kestrel
Hotels · 21 room-nights€121.04
Flights · 7 return segments€49.88
Receipt claims · activities, rail, transfers, car hire, insurance, eSIMs€58.17
Less Team subscription−€79.00
€150 net to Kestrel · €1,800 a year
Worked example · a family

How one family got €462 back on travel they were doing anyway.

Two adults, three children, and the three trips they make every year. Families work well here because one account covers everyone — seats are people who book, not people who travel, so five travellers cost no more than one.

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Niamh Ó Braonáin
Books for the household · Cork
Niamh opens one account for the whole family
Not a business account, a household one. Five travellers, one person doing most of the booking. Seats are people who book, not people who travel, so the cheapest plan covers all five.
Account setup
Account holderNiamh Ó Braonáin
BasedCork, Ireland
Travellers2 adults, 3 children
PlanSolo · €135 for the year
Verified same day
One link, and everyone books through it
No website required — the family gets a hosted booking page. Cormac booking the ski flights and Niamh booking the villa both land on the same account, so it all counts toward one balance.
Household booking page
Linkgoglobe.live/go/obraonain
Who can bookNiamh · Cormac
TravellersUp to 9 in your household
Setup timeUnder a minute
Live · nothing to install
June: two weeks in the Algarve
The big one. Five return flights to Faro and a villa for ten nights, booked at the same fares they would have paid on any comparison site. The only difference is where the margin ends up.
Booking · 28 June – 8 July
Cork → Faro, return ×5
Two adults, three children
€1,340.00
Villa · Praia da Luz
10 nights · 3 bedrooms
€2,980.00
The family pays €4,320.00
Half the margin comes straight back
GoGlobe is the merchant of record on both the flights and the villa, so the rebate accrues the same day against the booking reference. Niamh does nothing at all.
Automatic accrual · ref OBR-1182
Flight margin
GoGlobe net €75.04 · split 50%
€37.52
to the family
Villa margin
GoGlobe net €327.80 · split 50%
€163.90
to the family
Accrued automatically €201.42
Then the parts nobody usually earns on
A hire car for the fortnight, data for two phones, and a dolphin trip the children picked. All started from the same booking page but paid to the supplier, so Niamh photographs the receipts and uploads them with the holiday photos still on her phone.
Receipt claims · Algarve
Hire car · 14 days
€420 · car hire rate
€10.50
claimed
Travel eSIMs ×2
€90 · eSIM rate
€5.40
claimed
Boat trip + water park
€390 · activities rate
€15.60
claimed
Claimed by receipt €31.50
€900 of extras that would otherwise have paid nothing
August and October: seeing the grandparents
Cormac's parents are in Poland, so this trip happens two or three times a year whatever else is planned. Repeat travel like this is where a household account quietly does its work.
Two trips · August and October
Dublin → Kraków, return ×4
Across two trips
€980.00
Apartment · Kazimierz
9 nights in total
€640.00
Rebate on these trips €62.64
February: a week on the slopes
Mid-term break in Andorra. Same account, same 50% — there is no tier to climb and nothing to renegotiate just because the family booked more this year than last.
Booking · 14–21 February
Dublin → Toulouse, return ×5
Mid-term break
€760.00
Apartment · Arinsal
7 nights · sleeps 6
€1,940.00
Rebate on this trip €127.98
And it does not have to be a holiday
The coach to the airport, trains to Galway for a weekend, the family's annual travel policy — and the tickets Niamh bought her sister for her birthday. None of that is a holiday, none of it is even her own travel, and all of it earns at the same rate. Insurance happens to be the best rate on the whole sheet.
Everyday claims · across the year
Family multi-trip insurance
€280 · the highest rate of any category
€35.00
claimed
Rail and coach · 14 journeys
€120 · airport buses, weekends, a gift
€3.60
claimed
Claimed on non-holiday travel €38.60
No minimum booking · no need to be the traveller
A year of completely ordinary family travel
Nothing here was booked differently or more expensively. The same three trips this family takes anyway, routed through one account instead of five different websites.
€9,940
booked over the year
€462
rebated to the family
€135
cost of the yearly plan
Stays · villa, apartments, city breaks€305.80
Flights · 10 return segments€86.24
Receipt claims · insurance, rail, car hire, activities, eSIMs€70.10
Less Solo plan, paid yearly−€135.00
€327 net — a holiday's spending money, for booking the way they already did
Worked example · a hotel group

How a 74-room group earned €2,470 a month without selling a single extra room night.

Three properties in Kerry with no search-and-booking engine of their own. Their 74 rooms carry on being sold exactly as they were — direct and by phone, commission-free. What changes is everything around the stay: roughly 500 guests a month who were always going to book tours, transfers and their next few nights somewhere, and who were doing it through someone else.

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Ruairí Mac Gabhann
Group Manager · Harbour & Pine Hotels
A three-property group with no booking engine
Harbour & Pine take reservations by phone and through the big travel sites, paying commission on both. They have never had a search-and-book tool of their own, and building one was never going to pay for itself at 74 rooms.
Merchant application
GroupHarbour & Pine Hotels
Properties3 · Kenmare, Dingle, Killarney
Rooms74
Own booking engineNone
Verified in 22 hours
One script tag, and they have one
Seol goes on all three property sites the same afternoon. Guests can now search and book flights, transfers, car hire and activities without leaving the hotel's own page — and the group earns on every one of them.
<!-- harbourandpine.ie/plan-your-stay --><script src="https://goglobe.live/seol.js" data-merchant="harbour-and-pine"></script>
Live on 3 sites · no development work
A guest books their way to Kerry
A couple from Munich, four nights in Kenmare. They need flights and a transfer from the airport. Before Seol the hotel pointed them at Google and earned nothing on any of it.
Guest booking · ref HP-2290
Munich → Kerry, return ×2
Via Dublin
€612.00
Airport transfer
Kerry to Kenmare, return
€148.00
The guest pays €760.00
The hotel earns on travel it used to give away
This is the shift. The concierge recommendation, the airport transfer, the day trip — all of it was free referral traffic before. Now half of GoGlobe's margin on each stays with the hotel that influenced the booking.
Accrual · ref HP-2290
Flight margin
GoGlobe net €34.28 · split 50%
€17.14
to the group
Transfer
€148 · transfer rate, by receipt
€7.40
to the group
Rebate on this one guest €24.54
The concierge desk becomes a revenue line
Ring of Kerry tours, boat trips, a hire car for the couple in room 12, cover for the family in room 30. Front desk uploads the receipts once a week — about twenty minutes of admin against a month of bookings the desk was making anyway.
Receipt claims · this month
Tours and attractions
€10,640 across 140 stays
€425.60
claimed
Airport transfers
€4,640 across 80 stays
€232.00
claimed
Car hire
€7,600 across 40 stays
€190.00
claimed
Insurance and eSIMs
€1,270 across 35 stays
€136.65
claimed
Claimed by receipt €984.25
One upload a week · €984 a month that used to be €0
Guests book their onward nights through the hotel too
Most Kerry guests are touring Ireland and ask the desk where to stay in Dublin or Galway next. About one stay in eight books those nights before they check out — and because GoGlobe is merchant of record on a hotel booking, that line accrues on its own at the full stays rate.
Onward stays booked through Seol
Dublin, Galway and Cork
60 bookings · 168 room-nights
€20,400.00
Onward and return flights
25 bookings · 50 segments
€13,000.00
Rebate on these €1,486.00
Where the €57,550 actually came from
74 rooms at 72% occupancy is 1,598 room-nights, which at an average 3.2-night stay is about 500 separate guests a month. None of these attach rates are heroic — flights are the lowest, because guests book the flight before they book the hotel. Everything decided after they have chosen Kerry attaches far better.
Attach rate · 500 stays this month
Booked through the widgetStaysAttachValue
Tours & attractions14028%€10,640
Airport transfers8016%€4,640
Onward stays6012%€20,400
Car hire408%€7,600
Flights255%€13,000
eSIMs204%€340
Travel insurance153%€930
Guest travel booked  €57,550
Their own 74 rooms are not in this table · those stay direct
Month-end across all three properties
Not one room night was sold differently and no guest paid a cent more. This is margin on the travel around the stay — the part a hotel already influences every single day and has never been paid for.
€57,550
guest travel booked
€2,470
rebated to the group
74
rooms across 3 sites
Onward stays · 168 room-nights€1,122.00
Flights · 50 segments€364.00
Receipt claims · tours, transfers, car hire, insurance, eSIMs€984.25
Less Corporate plan · 3 properties, per-entity statements−€299.00
€2,171 net a month · €26,055 a year, on travel they were already giving away
All three are illustrative examples built on the live rebate structure. Figures are representative, not client records.
Simple by design

Three steps to your first rebate.

01
Sign up & verify
Create your merchant account at goglobe.live/merchant. Submit business details — verification completes within 24 hours. No IATA number, no bond, no minimum volume.
02
Embed Seol
One script tag on your site or internal portal. Turn on the booking categories you want and your Seol widget is live in under a minute — search, compare and book without leaving your own page.
03
Request your payout
Every booking is attributed to your account automatically and builds your balance, itemised against each booking reference. Once you are over €50, request a bank transfer to your own account whenever it suits you.
Merchant rev share

50% of what we earn. On everything.

One rate across every category — no volume tiers, no exclusions, no per-category haggling. Corporate accounts are priced by agreement. What changes between categories is only how the rebate reaches you: flights and hotels accrue on their own, everything else you claim by uploading the receipt.

Hotel stays
Two million hotels worldwide. Rebate accrues automatically on confirmation.
50%
of GoGlobe's net margin
Flights
Low-cost and global carriers, any route. Rebate accrues on booking.
50%
of GoGlobe's net margin
Category How it reaches you Merchant rev share
Flights Accrues automatically
Hotels Accrues automatically
Travel insurance Upload receipt
Activities & attractions Upload receipt
Rail, coach & ferry Upload receipt
Airport transfers Upload receipt
Car hire Upload receipt
Travel eSIMs Upload receipt
The booking has to start with Seol
Every rebate — automatic or by receipt — comes out of what GoGlobe earned on that booking, so the booking must originate through your Seol widget. Receipt upload is how you claim a booking the supplier took payment for; it is not a way to claim on travel bought elsewhere. Receipts that cannot be matched to a Seol referral are declined, and you will see why in the dashboard.
It does not have to be a holiday
A bus ticket to the airport, a train to see your sister, a night in Galway, cover for a weekend away, or tickets you are buying someone as a present — every one of those earns at the same rate as a fortnight abroad. There is no minimum booking value, no requirement that it be a trip, and no rule that you have to be the one travelling. If it starts in your widget, it pays. Most accounts earn more from the small, repeated bookings than from the big annual one.

Your share is 50% of what GoGlobe earns on the booking. On flights and hotels GoGlobe is the merchant of record, so the rebate accrues on its own against the booking reference. On every other category the booking completes with the supplier, so you upload the receipt in your dashboard and the rebate joins the same monthly statement — nothing that went through the widget is left on the table. Receipts must be uploaded within 90 days of travel. Rebates on cancelled, refunded, charged-back or no-show bookings are reversed, because the underlying margin is too. Once your account is live, each booking shows its own rate and net figure, so you are never estimating. For the comprehensive category breakdown, email [email protected]. Rates as at August 2026 and may change on 30 days' notice.

Subscription

One flat fee. The rebate rate never changes.

Individuals and businesses both get the same 50% share — the plan only sets how many people can book under your account and what sits around the widget. Every plan shows the travel spend at which the rebate covers the fee.

Solo
One person booking their own and their family's travel.
€19/ month
Billed monthly · cancel any time
Pays for itself at ~€435 monthly spend
  • 50% rev share, every category
  • 1 booking seat
  • Hosted booking page
  • Receipt claims & monthly statement
Start solo
Recommended
Team
Small businesses and agencies with a handful of people booking.
€79/ month
Billed monthly · cancel any time
Pays for itself at ~€1,800 monthly spend
  • Everything in Solo
  • Up to 15 booking seats
  • Embed the widget on your own domain
  • Your branding, your colours
  • Cost-centre tags on every booking
Start with Team
Corporate
Organisations booking travel across departments or entities.
€299/ month
Billed monthly · cancel any time
Pays for itself at ~€6,850 monthly spend
  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited booking seats
  • SSO (SAML/OIDC)
  • Per-entity statements and API access
  • Named account manager
Talk to sales
The subscription is the only cost
No commission on top, no per-booking fee, no charge for seats you do not use, and nothing deducted from the rebate itself. SEPA payouts inside the euro area cost you nothing, and a balance below €50 rolls forward rather than expiring. The price above is the whole of it.

Prices in euro, excluding VAT where applicable. Monthly plans cancel any time; yearly plans are paid up front and save 40%. Seats are people who can book under your account, not people who travel. Solo covers up to 9 registered travellers; Team and Corporate have no traveller limit. Need something outside these tiers? Email [email protected].

Who it's built for

Any organisation that books travel at full price.

Corporate travel teams
Your company books dozens of trips a month and earns nothing on them. Seol turns that spend into a documented rebate stream without changing how anyone books.
€40k monthly spend ≈ €1,750 back
Independent & homeworking agents
You already have the clients and the knowledge. Seol gives you a full booking stack with no IATA licence, and splits the margin with you on the hotel as well as the flight.
€15k monthly spend ≈ €655 back
Travel creators & publishers
Your audience asks where to go. Every recommendation that converts through your Seol widget earns a rebate on GoGlobe's margin automatically — no affiliate link management.
€25k monthly spend ≈ €1,090 back
Niche & specialist operators
Pilgrimage travel, diving trips, diaspora routes — high repeat volume with strong hotel attachment. Seol books the whole itinerary and rebates on every line.
€100k monthly spend ≈ €4,370 back
Before you apply

The things worth knowing up front.

No surprises later. These are the terms that actually affect what you earn — starting with how the money actually reaches your bank account.

Paid out by bank transfer, whenever you ask
SEPA credit transfer in euro to your own bank account, business or personal — no vouchers, no points, no store credit.
As you book
Balance builds
Every accrual and approved receipt claim lands in your balance, itemised against its booking reference.
Month end
Statement issued
The month is totalled and closed once the suppliers' own refund windows have passed, so nothing is paid then reversed.
Once verified
Your earnings are released
Cashback accrues from your first booking and is held until your business verification is approved. Nothing expires while you wait, and a balance under €50 keeps adding up.
By arrangement
Bank transfer sent
SEPA transfer in euro to the account you verified, arranged with us directly while self-serve payouts are being finished. The remittance reference matches your statement number.
The account must be yours. Your registered company name if you signed up as a business, your own name if you are a sole trader or individual. Accounts belonging to anyone else are refused.
Verification first. Identity and ownership checks must be complete before a first payout is released.
Request it when you're ready. Once your balance passes €50 you can request a bank transfer at any time. Below €50 it keeps adding up month on month — nothing expires and there is no deadline to claim it.
SEPA transfers cost you nothing. Inside the euro area we cover the sending side and nothing is deducted from your rebate. Transfers outside SEPA, or in another currency, carry correspondent-bank charges that come out of the amount.
Your details reach our payment provider. Name, IBAN and verification data are passed to the regulated provider that executes the transfer, because anti-money-laundering law requires it. Never for marketing.
Changing bank details re-triggers verification and holds any payout request until the new account is confirmed. This protects you as much as us.
Reversals net off. Cancellations and chargebacks are deducted from the balance before transfer, not invoiced back to you.
Failed transfers are re-credited to your balance less any bank charge, and we contact you to correct the details.
Self-billing. GoGlobe raises the rebate document on your behalf so you do not have to invoice for each month.
Your rebate balance is an amount GoGlobe owes you under this programme, not money held in an account in your name. It is not a deposit, it earns no interest, and it is not covered by any deposit guarantee scheme. Payouts are revenue-share settlements against verified bookings — GoGlobe is paying its own liability to you, not transmitting funds on anyone's behalf. Transfers are executed through GoGlobe's regulated payment provider, which applies its own anti-money-laundering checks and may hold or decline a transfer where those checks require it. GoGlobe is not a bank and does not provide payment services to you.

Bookings must start with Seol

The rebate is a share of what GoGlobe earns, so there has to be something to share. Bookings made outside your widget earn nothing and cannot be claimed by receipt.

Cancellations reverse the rebate

If a booking is cancelled, refunded, charged back or no-showed, GoGlobe's margin goes with it and the accrual is reversed on your next statement.

Receipt claims expire at 90 days

Upload within 90 days of travel. Each receipt is matched to the Seol referral that started it — unmatched receipts are declined with a reason shown in the dashboard.

Rebate is cash, not credit

It leaves as a bank transfer to your own account and is yours to spend on anything — request it whenever your balance is over €50. It is not locked to future travel and it does not expire while your account is open.

Verification is a real check

Business identity and ownership are verified before your account goes live. It is normally same-day, but GoGlobe can decline or suspend an account that cannot be verified.

Rebates are taxable to you

A rebate is income or a cost reduction in your books, depending on your treatment, and VAT may apply. Amounts shown are gross. Take your own tax advice — GoGlobe cannot give it.

No artificial bookings

Bookings created to generate rebate rather than to travel — including book-and-cancel cycles and self-referral loops — void the accrual and can close the account.

Traveller data

Bookings made through your widget involve your travellers' personal data. A data processing agreement forms part of the merchant terms and sets out each side's role.

These summaries are for orientation only and do not replace the merchant terms, which govern in full and are presented for acceptance before your account goes live. Rates, categories and settlement timing may change on 30 days' notice. Nothing here is tax, legal or financial advice. Questions before you commit? [email protected].

Ready to start?

Your next travel booking should pay you back.

Sign up in minutes. Verify within 24 hours. Embed one script. From the first booking that converts, half of GoGlobe's margin is yours.

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