Payments
Stripe lists the United States as a supported country. The operator connects its own eligible Stripe account, so Stripe controls processing, settlement, disputes, and payout timing under the operator’s Stripe agreement.
Bookings are only the start. Keep guests, groups, staff, itineraries, invoices, payment records, manifests, and check-in connected through departure.
TourSyncer gives U.S. tour and activity operators one workflow for direct bookings, capacity, guides, guest manifests, itineraries, invoices, payment records, and mobile check-in. Operators connect an eligible Stripe account and pay TourSyncer a subscription—not a percentage of booking value.
Stripe lists the United States as a supported country. The operator connects its own eligible Stripe account, so Stripe controls processing, settlement, disputes, and payout timing under the operator’s Stripe agreement.
TourSyncer public subscription prices are displayed in USD. Confirm the currencies and payment methods available for your connected Stripe account before launch.
TourSyncer records operational and payment information; it does not determine an operator’s federal, state, city, sales-tax, waiver, permit, or consumer-law obligations. Review the rules that apply to every location and activity you sell.
These are workflow-fit examples, not claims that TourSyncer has an office, local team, or customer in the named market.
Manage capacity-controlled departures, adult and child prices, QR-linked booking flows, guide assignments, guest manifests, and mobile check-in when several departures leave from different meeting points.
Keep private groups, dockside guest lists, driver or guide assignments, add-ons, payment status, and location-specific schedules connected without creating separate spreadsheets for every departure.
Coordinate recurring seasonal schedules, group bookings, guide rosters, invoices, day-by-day itineraries, and arrival check-in for city and harbor experiences.
Build day-by-day itineraries, collect guest details, assign staff at schedule or activity level, issue booking-linked invoices, and retain an auditable record from reservation through departure.
TourSyncer is designed for tour and activity operations, and its online-payment workflow uses an operator-owned eligible Stripe account. Stripe lists the United States as supported. Confirm your exact Stripe account, payment-method, tax, and activity requirements before launch.
No local office or local-customer claim is made here. The NYC, New Jersey, and Boston sections describe how TourSyncer workflows fit common operating patterns in those markets.
TourSyncer takes 0% booking commission. The TourSyncer subscription, Stripe processing, taxes, banking costs, and third-party fees remain separate.
Yes. A staged evaluation can start with a defined workflow such as direct booking, guide scheduling, group management, invoicing, or check-in. Confirm the migration scope and supported source data before committing to a cutover date.
Reviewed August 13, 2026. Payment, privacy, and tax rules can change; verify the current source and obtain qualified advice for your business.
Current list of countries and regions where Stripe accounts are supported.
Presentment and settlement availability can depend on country and payment method.
Starting point for federal, state, and local business-tax responsibilities.
Recreate the product, schedule, price, booking, assignment, invoice, manifest, and check-in flow your team uses today.