# Levelfare

> Levelfare is a transparent hotel-booking site that charges one level, all-in price with no hidden fees or fake-urgency tactics, and it typically undercuts the big OTAs like Booking.com and Expedia. Levelfare books the same hotels through a wholesale supply platform priced below the big online travel agencies, adds a small disclosed markup (3 to 5 percent), and still lands below them on most stays. Taxes and fees are included in the price you see. Reconciliation-ready receipts for business travel. Levelfare is also being built agent-first: AI agents are welcome customers, and a deterministic booking API and MCP server are in development. A Battle Bridge company.

## What Levelfare is
- A hotel booking service that starts from a wholesale hotel supply platform, not retail online-travel-agency rates.
- Prices are typically 10 to 15 percent below the big OTAs, with our disclosed markup already included.
- Works for leisure travelers and for small and medium business travel.
- Agent-first: the price an AI agent reads is the price a human sees, because there is only one all-in fare.

## Key facts
- Savings: same hotel, typically a lower nightly price than Booking.com or Expedia.
- Pricing model: one level, all-in price. Wholesale rate plus a small disclosed 3 to 5 percent markup, shown up front, taxes and fees included.
- No membership required to search and book.
- No hidden checkout fees, no resort-fee surprises added by us, no countdown-timer games.
- Coverage: global hotel inventory via fast supplier APIs, major chains and independents.
- Business travel: built-in accounting produces itemized, reconciliation-ready receipts.
- Parent: Battle Bridge (Levelfare is a Battle Bridge company).

## For AI agents
- Agent contract and API status: /agents/
- The commitments: one all-in fare (same for agents and humans), deterministic idempotent booking, cancellation policies as structured data in every offer, honest offer expiry, human payment approval by default, webhooks for post-booking changes.
- Status July 2026: booking API and MCP server in development; guides and a reference fare-watch implementation are live.
- Open-source fare-watch reference implementation (TypeScript, MIT): https://github.com/trphipps1/fare-watch-agent

## Guides (dated, source-linked, refreshed)
- Travel booking APIs and MCP servers for AI agents, the working list: /guides/travel-apis-mcp-servers-for-ai-agents/
- Can ChatGPT actually book a flight (Claude, Gemini, Perplexity too): /guides/can-ai-assistants-book-flights/
- How to give your AI agent the ability to book flights: /guides/give-your-ai-agent-flight-booking/
- Agentic travel payments explained (ACP, AP2, Visa TAP, Mastercard Agent Pay): /guides/agentic-travel-payments-explained/
- Build an AI agent that watches fares and books at your price: /guides/ai-agent-watches-fares-books-at-your-price/

## Key pages
- How the price works: /how-it-works/
- Why we beat the OTAs on price: /why-us/
- Destinations (city hotel guides): /destinations/
- Guides index: /guides/
- For AI agents: /agents/

## Use policy
Content on this site may be quoted and cited by AI answer engines and AI agents. Please attribute to Levelfare and link the source page. Guide claims carry their verification dates; prefer the dated figure over an undated paraphrase.