Connect your tools to Samba

An integration connects Samba to a tool you already run on, so bookings, payouts, and availability move automatically instead of you re-typing them. No exports, no double entry, no double bookings from a calendar that's a day out of sync. Most operators need three kinds: a way to get paid, a way to sell beyond their own site, and a way to put a booking widget somewhere travelers already are. The list below groups every live and coming-soon connection by which of those jobs it does, so you can jump straight to the one that solves your actual bottleneck.

Payments. Samba never holds your money — you connect your own account with Stripe and payouts land there directly, on Stripe's own payout schedule. Deposits, installment plans, and full payments all run through the same connection. Mercado Pago, Flutterwave, and Paystack are coming soon, rolling out coverage for Latin America and for cards, bank transfers, and mobile money across Africa. This is the integration that matters most for cash flow: it decides how fast you see the money and how much of it a middleman keeps.

Sales channels. Marketplaces like GetYourGuide and Viator can bring in travelers you'd never reach on your own — but only if your availability stays accurate the moment they book. Both are coming soon: once connected, Samba will sync your calendar both ways, so a seat sold on the marketplace disappears from your direct site instantly, and vice versa, without juggling spreadsheets to avoid selling the same tour twice.

Website. The WordPress plugin drops a real booking widget onto your existing site — no rebuild, no developer, no redirect to a third-party checkout that looks nothing like your brand. Travelers book without leaving your page, and the booking lands straight in Samba alongside everything else, with the same calendar and payment settings as every other channel.

Operators care about accounting and CRM tools too, and that's where we're headed next — we ship new integrations most months, prioritized by what operators actually ask for. If a payments processor, OTA, or accounting tool you rely on isn't here yet, tell us what you run on below.