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MakCorps - Hotel Price Comparison API

MakCorps — Hotel Price Comparison API have a separate team of expert developers who are seasoned professional when it comes to API consumption and integration. Whether it’s a travel and hospitality API or a payment gateway API or a Social Media APIs (Facebook, Twitter, Google+ etc.), they are thoroughly experienced.

What is MakCorps Hotel Price Comparison API

MakCorps Hotels API is a Hotel price comparison API which compares more than 200 Hotel websites to generate JSON response with top 6 vendors. Our aim is to create a transparent panel for your customers so that they can book their dream hotels in a very cheap price.
MakCorps Advance version response
MakCorps XML/JSON API enables a distinct sorted hotels with low prices from multiple API suppliers and wholesalers..
MakCorps API enables Online Travel Agencies (OTAs), Metasearch and Travel Management Companies (TMCs) and Corporate companies to search, book and manage relevant hotel content.
How long does the MakCorps API take to integrate?
The structure of the API and our technical API documentation have been built to ensure ease of integration for our clients. We have had a clients complete integration in as little as 5–7 days, but the average is 12–15 days. Upon signing up for the API agreement, you will be assigned an API technical support person who will guide you through the complete integration process.
What type of Content is provided on API?
  1. Hotels[1]
  2. Villas
  3. Home Stays
  4. Service Apartments
  5. Backpackers Hostel room inventories
Note: the above inventory depend on the region.
Who can use the content?
  1. Online Travel Agencies (OTAs)
  2. Tour Operators (TOs)
  3. Meta-search Companies
  4. Travel Management Companies (TMCs)
  5. Corporate Firms
  6. Mobile Solution Providers
Classic version response
BENEFITS:
Offers Using API:
Automated Booking, Commission & Reporting: API offers an easy way to manage every booking, payment, and full commission management; Payment Management:
Saves Time:
API enables to define search parameters searches among many others resulting in valuable time-savings. In addition to this, eTravos API matches thousands of hotel properties across the suppliers’ feeds.
Sales Increase: MakCorps API generates a list of all the hotels in a particular country, region, area by a set of filters or city and displays them on a map with some information about each property.
Platform Independent: MakCorps API offers full location data support for the unique requirements for web and mobile applications, combined with a fast response and light speed data through API.
Get Connected
The best selection of global hotel and vacation rentals at the lowest prices.
For more details :
Visit Us: www.makcorps.com
Mail Us: makcorpsapi@gmail.com
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