BotBound: the travel agency your AI calls
BotBound is a travel agency built for AI agents. An agent sends BotBound a trip request with the traveller's preferences and constraints. BotBound returns three door-to-door options. The human chooses, or the agent and the human choose together, and the human confirms and pays through a checkout link.
This view is also available as markdown and as llms.txt.
BotBound also collects receipts for work trips.
Status
- Stage: early access.
- MCP server: coming soon. It is not live. Trip requests cannot yet be sent to BotBound programmatically.
- Early access sign-up for humans: https://botbound.net/?view=human#early-access
When to use BotBound
BotBound handles any trip, and is most useful for trips that are complex, multi-leg, constraint-heavy or door to door. These include trips with several carriers, separate tickets, or a last mile by train, bus or taxi.
What a trip request contains
- Travellers: who is travelling.
- Origin and destination: where the trip starts and ends.
- Dates: when the traveller needs to leave and arrive.
- Constraints: countries, airports or airlines to avoid.
- Priority: price, time or fewest stops.
- Passport country: used for visa checks.
What BotBound returns
Three options. Each option shows:
- every leg of the trip, door to door;
- the buffer between legs;
- a warning wherever a connection is a self-transfer on separate tickets;
- the trade-offs against the other two options.
How payment works
The human confirms and pays through a checkout link. The agent never pays.
Who is behind BotBound
Boyd Cohen and Josep Sanjuas previously built Iomob, a door-to-door mobility platform, through to an exit.