Direct booking and guest acquisition software for hotels
Triptease sells SaaS that helps hotels win more bookings on their own websites instead of through OTAs. A TypeScript/Node.js and Kotlin stack on Google Cloud (Cloud Run, BigQuery, Pub/Sub) plus Google Ads API work points to a paid-acquisition product line. Support-heavy, accelerating hiring across Latin America and Asia, alongside Vitally and churn-risk signals, shows the company is investing in customer success and retention while moving off Xero.
Notable leadership hires: Market Director
Triptease, founded in 2013 and headquartered in London, builds software that helps hotels attract guests and convert them into direct bookings on the hotel's own website. Its customers are hotels looking to reduce dependence on online travel agencies and protect margins. The privately held company employs 51–200 people, with offices in London, New York, Barcelona and Singapore. It currently hires in the United Kingdom, Colombia, Mexico, Portugal, Thailand and Singapore.
Triptease uses TypeScript, Node.js, React, Kotlin and Python, running on Cloud Run, Kubernetes and Terraform, with BigQuery, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis and Pub/Sub for data, plus Salesforce, Intercom and Vitally.
Yes. Support is the largest focus of current hiring, with additional roles in engineering, finance, HR, ops and sales across the UK, Colombia, Mexico, Portugal, Thailand and Singapore.
Projects include backend services for a Google Ads integration, new campaign manager features, automated risk triggers, a refined onboarding playbook and AI-driven performance summaries.
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