About ESQAP

ESQAP is a search and trip-planning layer. You describe a trip — either by filling in the fields or by writing a sentence and letting AI turn it into a search — and we show you which travel providers cover it. When you are ready to book, we hand you over to that provider.

That handoff is the whole product. ESQAP does not sell travel, hold inventory, or take payment. Your booking is made on the provider’s own site, under their terms, with their customer service and their guarantees.

When you book through one of our links, the travel provider may pay us a commission. That costs you nothing — you pay the provider their price, not a marked-up one.

It does mean we have a commercial interest in you clicking through, so it is worth knowing what we do about that. We never show a price, a rating or an availability claim that a provider has not authorised us to publish. Where we have no data feed — which today is everywhere — we show you a link and say plainly that the provider will show you the price. It is a less impressive results page than a comparison site, and it is an honest one. Our full affiliate disclosure sets this out in more detail.

People who want one place to start a trip rather than six open tabs, and who would rather book with a provider they recognise than with a middleman they do not.

ESQAP is new, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. It is built and run by one person. There is no support department behind the contact address — there is me, and I answer as quickly as I reasonably can.

Provider integrations are being connected one at a time: flights through Kiwi.com, stays through Agoda, and things to do through Viator and Klook. Until a provider is live you will see an honest empty state rather than results invented to fill the space. Ground transport is not available yet.

If something is broken, missing, or reads as misleading, I would genuinely like to hear it: support@esqap.com.