Series Fare B2B: Net Series Seats for Travel Agents

Series fare B2B access lets travel agents book the same fixed-departure series seats our customers see, but at net fares, with their own markup added on top. Registration on our B2B portal is free, and once your agency passes a KYC check you can search, quote and book series seats for your customers from one login.

For an agent, series seats solve a familiar problem. In peak months live fares can move between the time you quote a customer and the time they confirm. A series fare is fixed on each date until the seats run out, so the price you quote holds as long as seats remain, and every booking sits on a confirmed airline PNR.

What a B2B series fare is

A series fare is the price on a block of seats bought ahead on set flights and dates, with a limited number of seats per date. On our B2B portal you see the net fare for those seats, which is the amount charged to your agency. The price your customer pays is up to you. Airlines whose series seats may appear include IndiGo, Air India, Air India Express, Akasa Air, SpiceJet and Flydubai, each only when it has seats on that route and date.

How agents sell series seats

• Search the route and date, and see series dates with their remaining seat count alongside normal fares.
• Set your own markup so the selling price reflects your service and your market.
• Share the fare, baggage and rules with your customer before they commit.
• Book in the customer's name exactly as on the passport or government ID.
• Pay from your agency wallet, and the ticket is issued against the confirmed PNR and emailed.

Because travellers and agents draw from the same series inventory, popular dates in holiday seasons can close quickly. Booking soon after the customer confirms protects both of you.

Net fares, markup and the wallet

Your agency wallet is topped up online through the payment gateway, and bookings are paid from it. The net fare is shown clearly so you always know your cost. Markup is set by you, not by us, which means you decide how to price a Delhi–Dubai family trip or a Mumbai–Delhi business booking. We do not publish commission percentages or incentive schemes on this page; what you see in the portal is what applies to your account. Keep enough balance in the wallet during busy months so a booking does not stall at the payment step.

Rules to explain to your customers

• Series fares are usually non-refundable, so confirm travel dates before booking.
• Name changes are usually not allowed; a spelling mistake can mean a lost seat.
• Date changes are usually not allowed or are limited.
• Baggage is shown on each fare and varies by airline and route, so do not promise an allowance from memory.
• The fare rules show before payment, and those are the rules on the ticket.

If an airline reschedules or cancels a flight, we contact you and help rebook or process a refund according to the airline's rules for that change, so you can update your customer quickly.

When to use group fares instead

A single series date has a limited seat count, which suits families and small parties. For 10 or more passengers, such as a wedding party, a corporate offsite or a pilgrimage group, ask for a separate negotiated group fare. Group fares are quoted on request and may come with their own deposit and naming deadlines.

How to register your agency

1. Open the travel agency registration page and fill in your agency and contact details. Registration is free.
2. Upload the documents asked for in the KYC step so we can verify your business.
3. Wait for activation; your account goes live once the KYC check is complete.
4. Log in through the agent login page, top up your wallet and set your markup.
5. Search series dates, quote your customers and book.

Agents who want to connect series inventory to their own website or software can also ask about our flight booking API.