Two sales pages. One shows you a clean list of monthly prices. The other says “request a demo.” If you have ever stared at both at 10 pm after a long day on the water, wondering which one will cost you less, this post is for you.

Here is a plain look at Peek Pro vs Bookeo, based only on what each company says on its own website as of September 2026. The big split is simple: one publishes monthly plans, and the other gives you a custom quote. If you want to see how other platforms stack up, our booking software comparisons hub has them side by side.

Peek Pro vs Bookeo: the pricing split in one table

We have worked with charter and tour boat operators for years. The first question is almost always about money. So let’s start there.

Peek Pro and Bookeo details are from each company’s own site as of September 2026.

What Peek Pro says about its pricing

According to Peek Pro’s website (as of September 2026), “Peek Pro uses custom, quote-based pricing tailored to your business rather than a fixed monthly plan.” The same page tells you to request a demo for a quote.

The page also lists AI dynamic pricing, automated waitlists and abandoned booking recovery as features, along with POS and waivers.

Here’s the thing about a quote. It can fit your business well. But you can’t compare it until you have it. So book the demo and ask for every fee on paper: software, booking fees, card processing and anything tied to refunds.

What Bookeo says about its pricing

According to Bookeo’s Tours and Activities pricing page (as of September 2026), its plans are:

• Solo: $14.95 USD a month
• Small: $29.95 a month
• Standard: $39.95 a month, for 1,000 bookings a month
• Large: $79.95 a month, for 2,000 bookings a month
• X-Large: $119.95 a month, for 3,000 bookings a month

Bookeo’s FAQ says: “Bookeo itself does not charge commissions on payments. We only charge the low monthly fee.” Payment gateway fees still apply. The page also lists a 30-day free trial with no credit card, a 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans, and a Digital Waivers add-on from $9 a month.

A monthly plan is easy to read. The real question is what it costs you in the months you barely leave the dock.

Can you compare Bookeo with other booking platforms for my tour business?

Yes. Start with how each one makes its money. Bookeo charges a monthly fee. Peek Pro quotes you. And according to FareHarbor’s blog (post dated August 21, 2024), with its model “the booking fee is transferred to the customer at checkout,” generally without monthly payment plans or upfront costs. That is the heart of most FareHarbor vs Bookeo questions. FareHarbor does not list its booking fee amount on that page, so ask for the exact fee in writing. Our FareHarbor alternative page covers more.

Monthly plan vs flat per-passenger fee

Let’s run simple math. This uses Bookeo’s listed Standard price and our flat $1.50 per passenger. Card processing is left out of both, since you pay that either way.

Example math only, using Bookeo’s listed Standard price as of September 2026. Your plan and volume may differ.

Be honest with yourself about your numbers. In a busy month where you absorb the fee, a flat monthly plan can cost less. In a slow month, a per-passenger fee costs less. You can also pass our $1.50 to guests, and then your cost is zero either way.

Charters on GoFish.Rocks have a six-passenger minimum, so the smallest fee is $9.00 per charter. Open-party trips have no minimum. And if weather cancels a trip, you pay $0 (the ocean does not care about your plans, and neither does our bill). See our pricing page for the full breakdown.

Beyond price: what boat operators need

Most software looks great in a demo. The test is a Saturday with three departures and a wind warning. GoFish.Rocks includes a USCG-compliant manifest for every departure, headboat manifest support, and waitlists that text guests when a seat opens. Money goes straight into your own merchant account, and most operators see deposits within 24 hours.

Think about your guests, too. On GoFish.Rocks, checkout happens on your own website, with no redirect to another brand’s page. Confirmations, reminders and weather updates go out by text and email, with no per-message fees (your phone gets a break, and so do you).

Billing happens at month end, after you have been paid, and only for guests on trips that sailed. There’s no contract, so you can cancel any month. Our guide on subscriptions versus passenger pricing goes deeper on the tradeoffs. You can also read our Peek Pro alternative page.

Bottom line

Want a price you can read today? Bookeo lists one. Want a plan built around you? Peek Pro will quote one. Want to pay only when guests actually sail? That is what we built (no demo required, though we are happy to talk). Free setup, free training and free migration mean you can switch in as little as one week. Our guide on how to switch booking platforms shows the steps.

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper in the Peek Pro vs Bookeo matchup?

It depends on your quote and your volume. Bookeo lists monthly plans from $14.95 to $119.95, while Peek Pro uses custom quotes, so get Peek Pro’s full quote in writing before you compare.

Does Bookeo charge a commission on bookings?

Bookeo’s pricing page says it does not charge commissions on payments and only charges its monthly fee. Payment gateway fees still apply.

How is FareHarbor different from Bookeo?

FareHarbor’s blog says its booking fee is passed to the customer at checkout, generally with no monthly plan. Bookeo charges a monthly plan fee instead.

What does GoFish.Rocks charge?

A flat $1.50 per passenger, per trip, with no setup fee, no monthly fee and no contract. You pay $0 on trips canceled for weather.