1The shift
How travellers choose a travel company in 2026
They ask, ChatGPT reads a few pages and names about five companies. The record, with dates.
Read itBe on the page ChatGPT reads
Put your client in the ChatGPT answer.
ChatGPT answers from a few sites it trusts. Uncompromised Travel is one. You order for the client. The client relationship stays yours.
01 · Why this matters
Your client’s buyers ask ChatGPT first. Most of what it reads is not their website.
- They ask ChatGPT“Which safari company is best for a first trip to Tanzania?” is now a question put to ChatGPT, not typed into Google.
- It answers from a few sites it trustsChatGPT reads a handful of independent pages and builds its answer from them. The client’s own site is rarely one of them.
- If the client is not on those pages, it is not in the answerThe companies named are the companies on the pages it read. Ads do not reach someone who has already been given five names.
02 · Proof
ChatGPT reads Uncompromised Travel every day.
ChatGPT is asked the 40 questions travellers ask most in each category, every day, logged out. See which companies its answers named this week, category by category, on For Brands.
ChatGPT cites Uncompromised Travel more than any other site for safari. See the daily scoreboard
03 · What it costs
One question at a time. Or a partnership for your client.
A buyer question features your client, labelled Partner, on the page that answers one question its buyers ask. A partnership covers more of its market every month, or its whole category for the year. You order, we write, you bill the client. Agencies buying for a client pay 15% less than the prices on For Brands.
One buyer question
US$1,275
Featured on the page that answers one question your client’s buyers ask, for 12 months. One at a time, as many as it likes.
Every featured position includes, for 12 months
- The client’s question, on the page that answers it
- The client featured on that page, labelled Partner, with its itinerary, images and quotes
- Asked every day: the question put to ChatGPT, the answer recorded
- A report every Monday, to you and the client: named or not and who was named instead
- Refreshed every quarter; after 12 months the page stays live
Launch
US$7,650 paid once
Fifteen questions at once for the client’s launch, new product or season, each live for 12 months.
The Launch includes
- 15 questions, all live within 30 days
- Refreshed every month for the first 3 months
- The Monday report for those 3 months
4 questions a month
US$2,125 a month
Four questions a month for the client, each live for 12 months: featured, asked daily and refreshed every quarter.
Every month
- 4 questions, agreed with you each quarter. Unused questions carry over within the quarter
- The client’s news on the record: a new camp, route or price on every page where it fits, within a day
- Its card kept current on every page it is listed on
- The Monday report: every Monday, who ChatGPT names on 50 questions in your market (agreed with you, your own questions among them) and where you stand; a review with us each quarter
- First quarter US$6,375, then stop at any month end. Every question you have taken stays live for its 12 months, whenever you stop
10 questions a month
US$4,250 a month
Ten questions a month, each live for 12 months, with new questions in the client’s markets offered to it before any other company.
Every month
- 10 questions a month, agreed with you each quarter
- New questions in its markets, offered to the client before any other company
- Pages that set the client beside the rivals it names, on the same public facts, asked both ways round
- The Monday report and the client’s news on its pages within a day
- First quarter US$12,750, then stop at any month end
Category Partner
US$127,500 a year
One company per category, for 12 months. 30 questions a month, each live for 12 months, invoiced a quarter in advance.
For the year
- 30 questions a month, launches included
- Every new question in its category, offered to the client before any other company
- Labelled Partner on every page in its category where its facts fit the question, from month one
- The only Category Partner in its category
- A dashboard of every day’s answers, a monthly review call and a quarterly report
- Pages that set the client beside the rivals it names and its news on its pages within a day
The Monday report
US$425 a month
Not ready to be featured? Watch the client’s market first: who ChatGPT names and where it stands.
Every month
- Every Monday, who ChatGPT names on 50 questions in your market (agreed with you, your own questions among them) and where you stand
- Question by question: named or not and who was named instead
- Stop at any month end; move to a question or a partnership whenever it likes
Prices in US dollars, by invoice. We invoice you; you bill the client. A monthly partnership and the Monday report are invoiced monthly in advance; a monthly partnership runs for a first quarter, then stops at any month end. Launching something new for a client: choose the questions it should be the answer to.
Getting started
04 · Still deciding?
Two short reads.
2The offer
How a position works
What is for sale, what never is and what every partner gets.
Read it05 · Questions
Straight answers.
Can an agency buy a client a better place on a page?
Not among the listed companies: they are in alphabetical order or, on a ranking page, in the order of one published figure. Neither is for sale. No partner can buy a rank or a score. What a client can buy is a featured position: featured on the page for a question it chooses, labelled Partner. Any question your buyers ask ChatGPT about your kind of company can be yours: a country, a kind of traveller, a budget, a rival. One company per question. If the question you want is already taken, we offer you the nearest open one. We do not list who holds which question; on the page itself the Partner label is there for everyone to see.
Can you promise ChatGPT will name the client?
No. Nobody can promise what ChatGPT will say. No partner can buy a rank or a score. What we can show is on For Brands: how often ChatGPT cites us and how fast it picks up a new page. Start with one question and check the answer yourself: we ask it every day and the Monday report shows each answer.
What do you need from us?
The client’s name and website. We write from its published pages and our own research. We write your page in our format (the one ChatGPT cites) and publish it. If you have comments or suggestions, tell us and we take a look.
When do the pages go live?
The client orders the featured positions it wants, one question at a time or as a partnership. We write them; delivery is agreed order by order. Each goes live as it is written, with the client featured on it and labelled Partner. The weekly position report shows, question by question, whether the client was named.
Is the client labelled?
Yes. The client carries the word Partner wherever it appears. A line at the foot of each page says so.
How is this different from Meta or Google ads?
Those reach people who were not asking. A featured position is on the page ChatGPT reads when someone asks which company to book.
Can another client see the data?
No. Each partner sees its own questions and its own competitors only. You see only your own clients.
How do we pay?
Prices in US dollars, by invoice. Tell us the client and its question with the form on this page and we send you the invoice: monthly in advance for a partnership and the Monday report, a quarter in advance for the Category Partner. Agencies buying for a client pay 15% less than the prices on For Brands. You receive a contract with the invoice.
A note from the editor
I started Uncompromised Travel to compare travel companies on facts: what they offer, what they charge and what their clients say. Good companies should be found, whatever their size.
Richard Jasinski
Founder and Editor, Uncompromised Travel
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