peekpro Review, Pricing & Features

Peek Pro is a booking, POS, and operations platform for tour, activity, and rental operators. See features, integrations, pricing, and FAQs.

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Category
Scheduling
Pricing
Not publicly disclosed on the website; pricing is quote-based/commission-tied to bookings rather than a fixed subscription tier. Prospective customers must request a demo or contact sales for a custom quote.
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August 8, 2026
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Peek Pro is a booking and operations platform built for tour operators, activity providers, equipment rental businesses, and attraction operators such as boat tours, kayak and bike rentals, ziplines, and walking tours. The platform centers on an online booking flow with abandoned-cart recovery, dynamic pricing, and waitlist automation, paired with a point-of-sale system for walk-up bookings, add-on upselling, and tip acceptance. Operations tooling covers resource, equipment, and staff scheduling, along with automation for guest communications, reminders, self-service rescheduling, digital waivers, and review/tip requests. Peek Pro also ships native iOS and Android apps for staff and guests, and connects to outside systems (Mailchimp, QuickBooks, Airbnb, WhatsApp, Google, and others) through the OCTO connectivity standard and workflow tools like n8n. The company markets recent releases under the 'Peek Pro 9' and 'Peek Copilot' names, and has been referenced in outlets including the New York Times, Bloomberg, CNBC, and Fast Company.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Combines online booking, POS, and operations management in one platform, reducing the need for separate tools
  • Automation features (reminders, waitlists, guest communications) can cut manual admin work for small operator teams
  • Broad integration ecosystem, including the operator-created OCTO connectivity standard and 20+ third-party connections
  • Native iOS and Android apps support both staff and guest workflows on mobile

Cons

  • Pricing is not published and requires contacting sales for a quote, making upfront cost comparison harder
  • Commission/quote-based pricing can be less predictable than a fixed monthly SaaS plan for high-volume operators

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