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Is a travel CRM worth it? Calculate your ROI
Enter your enquiries, conversion rate and booking value to estimate the extra profit a CRM could bring, against what it costs.
Estimated extra profit per year
An estimate, not a promise. “Conversion improvement” is relative: 10% turns a 3% conversion rate into 3.3%. Our early research with 10–20 person agencies suggests ₹3–4 lakh a year of margin leakage; enter your own figure if you know it.
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About this estimate
How the estimate works
- Extra bookings = enquiries per year × current conversion rate × expected improvement.
- Extra profit = extra bookings × average booking value × average margin, plus any margin leakage you recover.
- Plan cost = the yearly TripClap CRM plan that fits your team size, plus 18% GST.
Where the gains usually come from
Faster first replies, follow-ups that actually happen, quicker quotes, and seeing the real profit on each booking. Be conservative with the improvement figure, then test it: the 7-day free trial runs on Enterprise Elite with your own enquiries.
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FAQ
Common questions
How is travel CRM ROI calculated?
Extra profit from more converted enquiries, plus any recovered margin leakage, divided by the CRM's yearly cost.
What conversion improvement should I assume?
Start conservative, such as 5–10% relative improvement, and check it against your own numbers during a free trial.
How much does TripClap CRM cost per year?
Growth ₹14,999, Pro Plus ₹19,999 and Enterprise Elite ₹24,999 a year, plus GST.
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