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A bigger season, without a bigger payroll.

You do not need more staff to answer at midnight in German. You need the answering to stop depending on staff at all, while every euro of the business you win yourself stays entirely yours.

The arithmetic you already run in your head

Growth in this business has always meant hiring

More enquiries means more people to answer them. More languages means more expensive people. And every one of them is a fixed cost carried through a winter in which nothing charters.

What another salesperson costs you

Around €30–35,000 a year. They work eight hours, speak one or two languages well, take August partially off, and cannot be in three conversations at once. You carry them through January.

And when they leave, the relationships and the half-finished quotes leave with them.

What the whole suite costs you

A fifteen-boat weekly operator pays about €9,400 a year: website, Concierge, Co-Pilot, online booking, setup and support included. It answers in ninety seconds, in every language, at every hour, in as many conversations at once as arrive.

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What your team gets back

Your best people, finally doing their best work

The partners who earn the most from Fairwind keep every salesperson they have, and hand them the part of the job a machine cannot touch: the relationship, the judgement, the close. The quoting, translating and midnight chasing goes to the AI. Same payroll, twice the selling hours where they actually count.

What you are protected from

The four things an owner is right to worry about

"They will take a cut of my own customers."

No. Not a percentage, not a transaction fee. Bookings you win (direct, phone, WhatsApp, repeat guests) are yours in full. The only commission that exists is 2% on a first booking from a deal you chose to buy.

"I will be locked in."

Your domain stays registered to you. Your content and customers are yours. There is an annual exit and no exit fee. We would rather win your renewal every year than trap it once.

"I will have to rebuild how we operate."

You will not. Your channel manager stays as your system of record and Fairwind connects to it. Setup is about a week and roughly eight hours of your team's time, a number we would rather quote honestly now than discover together in week three.

"The AI will embarrass me in front of a client."

It starts in approval mode: it drafts, your team releases, nothing reaches a customer unread. You move it to autonomous when you have read enough to trust it, or never, and it still pays for itself.

Where the return comes from

Three lines on your P&L, in the order they move

01

Conversion on demand you already pay for

The largest and cheapest of the three, and the one nobody has ever charged you for missing. Enquiries arriving at the wrong hour, in the wrong language, currently converting at a fraction of what they would if answered in minutes.

02

Fewer discounts, because nobody is kept waiting

When a guest can have the week held while they are still excited about it, price comes up far less often. This never appears in a business case and shows up in your average booking value anyway.

03

Bought demand, entirely at your discretion

Optional, deal by deal, from a prepaid wallet you control. Buy none for a month and hundreds the next. Nothing is ever assigned or charged automatically.

  • Around 30% of those customers charter again, averaging roughly four bookings, and every repeat is commission-free.

You are paid when you sell. We are paid when we bring you something, and never when you do it yourself.

Every clause in the commercial model follows from that one sentence. If a fee cannot be justified in the same breath as it, it does not exist.

Twenty minutes, on your own fleet

Send a real enquiry in a language you do not staff, at whatever hour suits you. Watch the answer arrive. Then decide whether the rest of the conversation is worth having.

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