Bookit.com | Next-Gen Rewards ✈️🏨🧳

Give your users a bump in utility by partnering with Bookit. Bookit brings its inventory of 2M+ merchants across travel and accommodations in addition to 40M+ live events tickets to your brand. Bundled alongside this is the robust rewards and loyalty infrastructure, powered by @Spreefinance, so your users get more out of engaging with you.

Coachella is April 11. If you're going and haven't booked a place to stay yet, the Palm Springs and Indio inventory is thinning out fast. Every year people end up paying double because they waited two weeks too long. Don't be that person.

Most loyalty programs lose money because the rewards cost more than the retention they generate.

Morocco in spring is warm, uncrowded, and significantly cheaper than summer. Marrakech riads, Atlas Mountain day trips, and street food that costs almost nothing. If you want a trip that feels far away without the 14-hour flight, this is it. Book the stay through Bookit and earn on it.

@reckysol It totally does

@JoinBookit the decision should come down to whether the return offsets the yearly cost in a way that feels practical over time

Bookit has three membership tiers. Pick the one that matches how you travel! Gold at $49/yr gets you up to 20% back. Platinum at $199/yr gets you up to 25% back plus premium merchandise. Diamond at $499/yr gets you up to 30% back plus villas and VIP experiences.

@Roblincryp We'd say its meaningful

@JoinBookit would the extra return meaningfully change your overall travel budget or just slightly adjust it?

@VinceCapSol It's worth it, trust me

@JoinBookit Is the annual fee something you would comfortably commit to without overthinking each booking 🤔

@DefiKaiji It last a year so think about how much travel you can do in that time period, local or further!

@JoinBookit I would look at this based on how often someone travels in a year because the value only matters if it aligns with real habits.

People spend hours comparing flight prices but never compare what they're earning back on the booking. A $500 flight with 1% back earns you $5. The same flight with 20% back earns you $100. The price isn't the only number that matters.

March Madness is one of the biggest travel weekends of the year and most fans don't think about booking until the bracket drops. By then hotel prices near the venues have already jumped. If your team has a shot, book the hotel now.

Infrastructure shouldn’t show up in your branding. With Spree, partners issue their own branded points—@Moca_Network, @JoinBookit SP backed 1:1 by stablecoins and redeemable at 4M+ merchants. Your brand on top. Our infrastructure underneath.

When a platform integrates Bookit, their users get access to hotels, experiences, events, and a rewards engine without the platform building any of it. That's the difference between launching a loyalty program in months vs. years.

Tokyo in cherry blossom season is one of those trips people talk about for years. Late March through early April is the window. Hotels book up months out. If it's on your list, waiting until April to book means you're already too late.

@magicsalamanka Getting in early is the only real hack for F1 hotel costs.

@JoinBookit saw Sg hotels jump 19–27% in adr/revpar last year during race week. Early birds def. win!

F1 season is back and hotel prices near the track are already climbing. Every year the same thing happens: people wait, prices double, and the good hotels sell out. If you're going to a race weekend this spring, book the hotel now and earn rewards on it through Bookit. Future you will be grateful.

@johnnieINweb3 That's when they matter most honestly. Higher spend, higher reward.

@JoinBookit Rewards on hotel bookings make more sense during big events like this.

@willyields That 105% markup is real. At those prices, earning rewards on the booking just makes sense. Every bit helps.

@JoinBookit last year f1 weekends pushed hotel prices up about 105% vs normal. Rewards help soften the hit a bit tho

@0xSpideySense The hotel is the harder get. Tickets you can usually figure out, accommodation not so much once it fills up.

@JoinBookit Race weekend planning is often less about tickets and more about securing the stay early.

@splattsweb3 And then you're paying for rides to and from the track every day anyway. Early booking close to the venue saves more than people realize.

@JoinBookit waiting too long usually means settling for hotels far outside the track area.

@0xSpideySense That friction kills conversions too. Nobody wants to restart a booking because they switched payment methods.

@JoinBookit platforms usually separate catalogs once payment changes which often creates unnecessary friction in booking

Most platforms make you choose between payment flexibility and good inventory. Bookit lets you check out with crypto, card, or Spree Points. Same inventory, same rewards, no matter how you pay.

@VinceCapSol 100%. Payment should move things forward, not gatekeep what's available.

@JoinBookit Treating payment as just a rail instead of a gatekeeper makes the system more practical overall.