Quote with your costs in front of you.
Every quote you send is a bet on mental math — permits, lodge rates, fuel, the partner's cut. Siima puts the costs on screen while you price, so the margin is a decision, not a discovery.
Build once. Cost per person. Price per client.
Build the itinerary once and cost it per person — permits, transport, accommodation, meals, partner services. Then price the same trip differently for different clients: resident, international, child, private group. No rebuilding, no re-doing the math from scratch at 11pm.
Keep high-season rates attached to high-season dates.
Seasonal and tiered pricing follows the calendar on its own. When July arrives, July's rates apply — on the website widget, on staff quotes, everywhere. The discount you meant for March can't quietly leak into peak season.
Pass the commission on, if you choose.
Siima earns 1.9% of a confirmed booking. Whether that comes out of your side or the guest's is your pricing decision: quote $1,200 and absorb $22.80, or quote $1,223 and the guest carries it. With costs on screen while you price, it's a one-line choice per market — not a surprise on an invoice.
The full pricing math →
See the margin after the trip, too.
Revenue against costs, per trip and per month. The quote said the margin would be there — the report shows whether it was, so next season's prices are built on what actually happened.
Reports live with operations →
No subscription eating quiet months.
The margin case for Siima's own pricing: there is no fixed software cost sitting on your books in low season. A $99/month tool costs $1,188 a year whether you sell or not. Siima costs nothing until a booking is confirmed — the fee only exists when revenue does. See the comparison →
Price one of your real trips, live.
Bring a quote you sent last week — we'll cost it in Siima and you can see the margin you were guessing at.