You bring WanderBuddy to the travel agencies in your city and run it there as your own: who we talk to, where we show up, which agencies we sign.
For every agency you sign you earn $50, plus 30% of that agency's setup fee. The setup fee is what an agency pays once to be set up on the AIRM. It is $500 for a standard setup and $1,000 for a custom one, and more for bigger agencies.
There is no cap, and you are paid when the agency pays.
There is no salary and no hourly rate. If you need either, this is not the role for you, and we would rather say so here.
| The agency buys | You earn |
|---|---|
| Standard setup, $500$50 + 30% of $500 | $200 |
| Custom setup, $1,000$50 + 30% of $1,000 | $350 |
| A bigger setup$50 + 30% of whatever the fee is | $350 and up |
Five minutes. No CV needed. We read every application and reply on WhatsApp or by email.
Applying costs nothing, and there is nothing to buy at any point.
We read every application and reply on WhatsApp or by email. While you wait, look at what you would be selling.
No. You earn $50 plus 30% of the setup fee for every agency you sign, with no cap. There is no base pay and no hourly rate.
When the agency pays its setup fee. Nothing is owed on an agency that has not paid.
No. Not to apply, not to start, not ever.
It can be, and it does not have to be. Plenty of this is messages and short calls that fit around another job.
No. Knowing the travel people in your city helps more than anything on a CV.
Any city where agencies run group trips. We began in Southeast Asia and take one launcher a city to start.
An AI relationship manager for travel agencies. It keeps every enquiry, drafts the plan and the quote, and answers travellers on WhatsApp and Instagram from the agency's own trip plan. See it.
No. You work as an independent contractor, on your own hours, and you look after your own taxes where you live.