Live Setup Preview π
Watch your branded client proposal come to life beside you as you complete a new five-step guided setup.
First impressions matter: especially the one your clients get. The new guided setup doesnβt just walk you through the basics; it shows you exactly what your travellers will see, live, as you fill everything in.
A Live Preview Beside You π
As you move through setup, a real client-facing proposal page sits right next to the form in a browser-style window. Each section starts as a light wireframe and turns into the real thing the moment you complete the matching step.
- Watch your header, cover photo, itinerary and contact card appear in real time
- See your agencyβs name, logo and colours on the page before you ever send it
- No guesswork, what you build here is exactly what your clients open
Five Guided Steps π§
Setup is now organised into five clear, focused steps that build your first proposal from the ground up:
- Agency: add your name, logo and brand colour
- You: set up your profile and contact details
- Destination & map: pick where you work and style your trip map with a theme and route line
- Content & first block: write your very first piece of trip content
- Pricing: choose your currency and set a sample price
Built in your languages
- Your first block can be written in each language your agency delivers
- Everything you enter carries straight through to your live workspace
Your Branding, Everywhere π¨
Your logo and brand colour are now saved during setup and applied automatically to your public trip pages. Previously they could stay empty, leaving client-facing pages with a generic default look. Now your identity shows up from day one.
Why This Matters
Setting up a new tool is usually a leap of faith: you fill in fields and hope the result looks right. This new experience removes the guesswork entirely. You see your branded, client-facing proposal take shape as you work, so you finish setup already knowing your trips will look polished and on-brand. Itβs a faster, more confident start, and the first proposal you send reflects your agency, not a template.