--- title: "Viaondo vs Wetu: pricing, traveler app and differences" description: "Viaondo and Wetu compared: price per agency or per user, a supplier content library, the TravelKey app or a web app, languages and offline access." url: "https://viaondo.com/compare/wetu" language: "en" updated: "2026-10-17" --- # Viaondo vs Wetu Wetu is an itinerary and content platform for tour operators, DMCs and agents. It offers a shared library of supplier content, proposal-style itineraries and the TravelKey app for travelers. Viaondo turns the trip you’ve already sold into a web app with your brand that works in ten languages, and you pay a flat price per agency. If you build proposals from supplier content or work with operators already on Wetu, Wetu is the better fit. If you want to hand each client a branded trip that works offline, Viaondo is. ## How do Viaondo and Wetu compare, point by point? | | Viaondo | Wetu | | --- | --- | --- | | Price | US$50/month, plus VAT where it applies | Lite: $75/month; Premium: $150/month, for one user, excluding VAT | | Pricing model | Per agency, team included | Per user: each extra user adds $35/month on Lite or $65/month on Premium | | Traveler app with your brand | Yes, included | TravelKey, on Premium, described as “branded-by-you”; co-branding and white-labeling of itineraries | | Works offline | Yes, except the street map | Yes, in the TravelKey app; printable itineraries also available | | App languages | Ten languages | English, per the TravelKey App Store listing; itineraries translate into 17 languages on Premium | | AI booking import | Yes: PDFs, images and emails | Not stated; it offers PNR import for flights and integrations with booking systems | | Data hosted in the EU | Yes (database and files) | Yes, per the Wetu B.V. privacy notice: EU hosting providers | | Setup fee | No setup fee | Not stated | | Free trial | 14 days, card required | 14 days, no credit card | | Annual billing | US$500/year: two months free | Monthly, quarterly, twice a year or annually; the 12th month is free on annual billing | | App Store and Google Play app | No (web app) | Yes: TravelKey, for iOS and Android, opened with a code from the agent | | Supplier content library | No: you write your own trip content and can duplicate past trips | Yes: 250,000+ images and descriptions of accommodation, experiences and destinations | *Facts checked on 25 September 2026. Prices and features may change.* *Facts checked by [Pablo Bravo](https://viaondo.com/blog/author/pablo-bravo).* *What your client opens from the link: your agency’s name at the top, and every time in local time with its time zone.* ## What does Wetu do better than Viaondo? Wetu started as a place where suppliers keep their content up to date and share it with the trade. That supplier side is still its core, and Viaondo doesn’t cover it. - **Supplier content.** Wetu’s library holds more than 250,000 images and descriptions of lodges, hotels, activities and destinations, and suppliers maintain their own profiles. In Viaondo, you write your own content and duplicate a finished trip to reuse it. - **Proposals and costing.** Wetu itineraries work as proposals, with themes, a theme customizer, reusable components and an Excel costing spreadsheet. Viaondo starts once the trip is sold and has no proposals or quotes. - **An app in the stores.** On Premium, travelers get TravelKey for iOS and Android, which works offline. Viaondo is a web app and isn’t in the App Store or Google Play. - **Integrations with operator systems.** Wetu connects with Tourplan, ResRequest, Dolphin, Travelogic, Tour32, Lemax, Nitro and Travefy, among others, and has a Connect API on its Enterprise plan. It also imports flights from a GDS booking (PNR). - **Working with agents and operators.** Wetu Share sends itineraries straight to an agent’s Wetu account, and identities let you switch between your brand, an agent’s brand or co-branding. - **More itinerary languages.** Premium translates itineraries into 17 languages, including Norwegian, Danish and Catalan, plus others in beta. ## How is Wetu priced? Wetu charges per user, excluding VAT. Lite costs $75/month for one user and $35/month for each extra one; Premium, which adds the TravelKey app and translation into 17 languages, costs $150/month plus $65/month per extra user. You can pay monthly, quarterly, twice a year or annually, and the 12th month is free on annual billing. The trial lasts 14 days with no credit card. A team of three pays $145/month on Lite or $280/month on Premium. Viaondo is US$50/month for the agency, plus VAT where it applies, and its traveler app is part of the single plan rather than a higher tier. ## When is Viaondo the better choice? Viaondo is the better choice when you sell your own way and write your own trips: - **You want better delivery, not a proposal tool.** If you already quote and sell by email, spreadsheets or your booking system, Viaondo covers the part your client sees: the [traveler app](https://viaondo.com/product/traveler-app). - **You work as a team.** One price for the agency instead of one per user. Details on [pricing](https://viaondo.com/pricing). - **You want to load bookings from documents.** [Booking import](https://viaondo.com/product/booking-import) reads PDFs, screenshots and confirmation emails and puts each item into your draft with its local time and the document it came from. Wetu doesn’t publish a document import of this kind. - **Your clients want the app itself in their language.** The TravelKey App Store listing shows English; Wetu translates the itinerary, not the app. Viaondo’s app and dashboard work in ten languages, Turkish included. ## Who should stay on Wetu? Stay on Wetu if your itineraries are built from supplier content: a safari operator or DMC that pulls lodge descriptions and photos from the library, costs the trip in its spreadsheet and sends it as a proposal would have to write all of that by hand in Viaondo. The same goes if your trips flow in from Tourplan, Lemax or another connected system, or if you exchange itineraries with agents through Wetu Share and switch between their brand and yours. Both keep data in the EU (Wetu B.V.’s privacy notice names EU hosting providers), so that isn’t a reason to move. Viaondo fits the agency that sells trips it writes itself and wants each client to get a branded app without a code or a download. ## How does your client open the trip? With Wetu, you share a web itinerary, a printable version or, on Premium, the TravelKey app, which travelers download and open with a code from their agent. With Viaondo, the link opens the trip straight in the browser: a group link for the whole trip, or a personal one per traveler with their own documents and seats. ## How do you move from Wetu to Viaondo? Viaondo doesn’t connect to Wetu, and supplier content from its library doesn’t come over. Upload the PDFs, screenshots or confirmation emails of your next departures; flights, hotels, trains, transfers and activities go into the draft with their local times. For a route you sell again, duplicate a finished trip: its dates shift to the new departure. Trips already in progress can finish in Wetu. Start with the 14-day [free trial](https://viaondo.com/signup?lang=en), or open [the example app](https://viaondo.com/demo?lang=en) without an account to see what your client will receive. ## Sources - [Wetu: Pricing plans](https://wetu.com/pricing-plans) (accessed 25 September 2026) - [Wetu: Products](https://wetu.com/products) (accessed 25 September 2026) - [Wetu: For agents](https://wetu.com/agents) (accessed 25 September 2026) - [Wetu: Frequently asked questions](https://wetu.com/frequently-asked-questions) (accessed 25 September 2026) - [Wetu B.V.: Privacy notice](https://wetu.com/privacy-notice/wetu-bv-privacy-notice) (accessed 25 September 2026) - [Wetu knowledge base: itinerary output options](https://knowledge.wetu.com/what-output-options-does-wetu-give-me-for-my-itineraries) (accessed 25 September 2026) - [Wetu knowledge base: PNR Importer](https://knowledge.wetu.com/how-do-i-import-flight-details-using-pnr-importer) (accessed 25 September 2026) - [TravelKey on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/travelkey/id1287152475) (accessed 25 September 2026) ## Frequently asked questions ### What would a team of three pay? With Viaondo, US$50/month per agency, plus VAT where it applies, team included (fair use). On Wetu Lite, $75/month for the first user and $35/month for each additional one: $145/month for three. On Premium, which includes the TravelKey app, $150/month plus $65/month per additional user: $280/month. Wetu’s prices exclude VAT. ### Does Viaondo have a supplier content library like Wetu? No. Viaondo doesn’t include supplier images or descriptions: you write your own trip content, duplicate past trips to reuse it, and AI writes each destination’s guide. Wetu’s content library has more than 250,000 images of accommodation, experiences and destinations. ### Do my clients have to download an app? With Viaondo, no: they open the trip from a private link and can add it to their home screen. Wetu offers web itineraries and the TravelKey app for iOS and Android, which travelers open with a code from their agent. ### Can I try both before deciding? Yes. Both offer a 14-day trial: Wetu’s needs no card, and Viaondo’s starts with one and charges nothing until day 15. Viaondo has no setup fee and no minimum term, and you can open the example app before creating your account. ## See it with your own trips 14 days free, no lock-in. Import a real trip and see how your client receives it. [Start free](https://viaondo.com/signup?lang=en) · [See the example app](https://viaondo.com/demo?lang=en)