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FareHarbor vs daybag
FareHarbor is free to the operator, and guests pay a booking fee of about 6%. Its API needs partner approval, with a 2% fee on API bookings. daybag adds no fee for guests: the operator pays $0 on Free or $39 a month flat on Pro, with no per-booking cut, and the API and MCP server come with every plan.
Side by side
| daybag | FareHarbor | |
|---|---|---|
| Fees to the operator | $0 on Free, or $39 a month flat on Pro. No per-booking cut | Free to the operator |
| Fees to guests | None | A booking fee of about 6% |
| API access | On every plan, Free included | Needs partner approval, with a 2% fee on API bookings |
| MCP server | Yes, on every plan | Not listed |
| Cheapest plan | $0, with a soft cap of 25 bookings a month | $0 |
As of October 2026, from each company's published pricing and docs. Sources: fareharbor.com · daybag.io/pricing
Not listed: we found nothing on it in their published pricing and docs. Online payments with daybag run through your own Stripe account, at Stripe's own rates.
Which to pick
FareHarbor suits operators who want to pay nothing themselves and are happy for guests to pay a booking fee. daybag suits operators who want guests to pay their price and nothing more, at a flat monthly cost, with the API and MCP server open from day one.
daybag is deliberately small: classes, appointments and rentals, a booking page and widget, card payments through Stripe on Pro, and the API and MCP server. If you need more than that, compare feature lists before you switch.
Pricing
Free is $0, with a soft cap of 25 bookings a month. Pro is $39 a month, flat. No guest fees, no per-booking cut, and the API, MCP and webhooks on every plan.