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Own-site booking

The shareable booking link for your own website — /rezervuoti/{slug} — and why those reservations have no platform fee.

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The catalogue is one way travellers reach you. The other is a booking link you put on your own website. Completing checkout through that link still uses NeoPay, still creates a reservation in your dashboard, and is recorded as an own-site booking — no 10% catalogue fee.

After you have claimed your page, the Reservations page in the operator dashboard shows a public booking URL:

https://upemis.lt/rezervuoti/{your-slug}

{your-slug} is the same slug as your catalogue page (/nuomotojai/{slug}). Copy the link from that page rather than assembling it by hand — that is the URL we treat as yours.

Open it and you get a page of your bookable routes, not the whole catalogue. The traveller picks a route, pays through NeoPay, and you see the reservation like any other.

What is fee-free

Own-site bookings are the fee-free case already described under Prices and Payouts. The traveller still pays your price; the payout line shows a 0 platform fee.

A booking started from the upemis.lt catalogue (rivers, routes, your public listing) is a catalogue booking and carries the 10% fee. Sending someone to /rezervuoti/{your-slug} is what marks the reservation as own-site.

What to put on your site

The link. Use that /rezervuoti/{your-slug} address as the “Book” button. It works on every phone, including iPhone.

The window. If you want the traveller to book without leaving the page, one script line goes in the HTML (/scripts/booking/v0.js with data-upemis-rental). We install that code for you — it is not in the dashboard yet. The window does not work on iPhone or iPad; leave the link there.

Do not substitute a catalogue route URL (/marsrutai/...) if you want the fee-free channel — that path is the catalogue and carries 10%.