Off We Go tells families the true cost of a day out, tickets, parking, fuel, lunch, the lot, before they leave home. Every place we suggest is chosen on price and suitability, never on who's paid us. If you'd like a tracked booking link, you only ever pay us when it actually sends you a paying customer; nothing upfront, nothing if nobody books.
Get in touch →Free to be listed. No contract. No pay-for-rank.
This is the whole reason families trust the app enough to actually use it, so it's worth being blunt about.
What that means for you: when Off We Go suggests your attraction, it's because it genuinely fits that family, on price and on suitability. That's a warmer introduction than an ad they'll scroll past, and it's not something you can buy from us at any price. The only way to show up more is to be worth showing up for, which is entirely in your control already.
Give us a tracked link to your ticket page. Every time it leads to a real booking, you pay a small percentage of that ticket, commonly around 5%, the same kind of rate most affiliate programmes run on. Nothing books, nothing changes hands. No listing fee, no setup cost, no minimum, and it scales fairly whether a ticket is £8 or £80.
We research and price every attraction ourselves, from your own website, and date every check. Something out of date? Tell us and we'll fix it. Free, and not tied to anything else here.
Free, alwaysA discount code for Off We Go families, shown on your page. It won't buy you a better rank, but a better price naturally makes you a stronger "best value" match, which the app already looks for.
Optional, your callOff We Go grew out of Sam's own review page, @familyfunbucks. If your place is good, a real visit earns the "tested" badge and a shot at genuine social coverage. No guarantee of a good write-up; that's what makes one worth having.
No guarantee, that's the pointA few things worth knowing upfront, gathered from the questions we actually get asked. Skim these first and the conversation with us starts a lot shorter.
No. Being listed, corrected, and considered for a visit are all free. If you choose to offer a discount code, that's entirely your own commercial decision, on terms you set.
You give us a link to your ticket page, and we agree a percentage upfront, commonly around 5%, the standard rate most affiliate programmes use. That scales fairly whatever the ticket costs, rather than a flat fee that would be a much bigger bite on a cheap ticket than an expensive one. You're only ever charged for a booking that actually happened; nothing is owed if nobody books. We'll settle up monthly.
No, and the difference matters: pay-for-rank means money changes hands regardless of what happens, which is what erodes trust. A booking fee only changes hands when we've actually sent you a paying customer, and it has zero effect on how often or how prominently you're recommended. It's a finder's fee, not a listing fee.
No, neither one affects rank directly. A lower price for the same family does make you a stronger match on value, which the app already weighs for everyone, discount or not.
No. This is the one thing we won't do, for anyone, at any price. It's what makes the "tested" badge and the recommendations mean something.
Yes, that's the easiest option here. Tick just the first box below and tell us what needs correcting.
Fill in as much or as little as you like. A real person reads every one of these, usually Ant or Sam directly.
Off We Go is run by two people, not a company. Anthony builds it; Sam, who runs @familyfunbucks, is usually the one you'll actually be talking to.
We'll come back to you at the email you gave. If it's about a listing correction, the fastest fixes go out within a few days.