Official product
PHPTRAVELS clone, nulled copy or the official PHPTRAVELS?
There is one official PHPTRAVELS, and it is sold only at phptravels.com. Clone scripts and nulled or cracked downloads that use the name are not the product: they come without the licence, the updates, the security patches or the team behind it. Here is how to tell the difference, and what to do if you already run a copy.
- Sold only at phptravels.com
- Four-point licence check
- Nulled script risks explained
- Move to the official version
The short answer
One official PHPTRAVELS. Everything else is a copy.
PHPTRAVELS is self-hosted travel booking software with the full source code on a one-time licence. The licence, the updates and the support all come from the PHPTRAVELS team, and the only place to buy it is phptravels.com.
A script that looks like PHPTRAVELS, carries its name or is offered as a free "PHPTRAVELS script download" on another site is not the official product. If you are comparing options, start from the official Pricing page and the live Live demo: that is the real platform, with the current release.
- Product
- PHPTRAVELS travel booking software
- Sold by
- phptravels.com
- Licensed domain
- your own domain
- Plan
- Startup, Agency or Enterprise
- Invoice
- Issued by PHPTRAVELS
- Updates and support
- From the PHPTRAVELS team
How to tell: the four-point check
Tick what is true for the copy you have or are about to buy. An official install passes all four.
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All four confirmed: this is an official PHPTRAVELS licence.
If any point is missing, it is not an official licence. Ask the team to check it before you go live.
Ask the teamSide by side
Official licence vs clone script vs nulled copy
Nine questions every agency should ask about the code it puts in charge of bookings and payments.
Clone scripts differ from seller to seller; the column describes what an agency cannot verify, not any specific product.
Nulled script risks
What a nulled travel script can do to an agency
A booking site holds customer passports, card payments and supplier API keys. That is exactly what makes a cracked copy attractive to whoever modified it.
Injected code
To remove a licence check, someone has to edit the code. The same edit can add a backdoor, a hidden admin user or a script that loads from a server you do not control.
Customer data theft
Names, emails, phone numbers and passport details of travellers can be copied out quietly, which can make the agency responsible for a data breach.
Payment page tampering
A modified checkout can skim card details or swap payment settings, so money or card data goes somewhere other than your gateway.
No patches, ever
Security fixes never reach a nulled copy. Every flaw found later stays open on your server, and supplier API changes break bookings with no update coming.
Already running a nulled or cloned copy? Do this
General security steps for any web application you no longer trust.
This is general guidance, not legal advice. For a suspected breach, work with a security professional.
01Back up, then isolate
Take a full backup of the files and database for evidence, then put the site in maintenance mode or take payments offline.
02Audit the server
Have a developer or security firm look for unknown files, admin users, scheduled jobs and outgoing connections.
03Rotate every key
Change supplier API credentials, payment gateway keys, database and admin passwords, and email account passwords.
04Check payments and data
Review recent payouts and gateway settings with your provider, and take advice on any duty to notify customers in your country.
05Move to a licensed install
Start from a clean, official install on your server and bring over only data you have checked.
Running a copy?
Move to the official version
Switching from a clone or a nulled copy to the real PHPTRAVELS is a normal sales conversation. Nobody will lecture you; the team will help you get onto a clean, licensed install.
- 01
Talk to sales
Tell the team what you run today, which products you sell and which suppliers you use.
- 02
Pick a plan
Choose Startup, Agency or Enterprise, each a one-time licence with the full source code.
- 03
Plan the data move
The team advises how to bring customers, bookings and content into the licensed install.
- 04
Go live
Installation on your server, your domain on the licence, then updates and support from PHPTRAVELS.
Official plans, one-time licence
- Startup$2,499one-time
- Agency$4,999one-time
- Enterprise$9,999one-time
Get the official PHPTRAVELS
Ask sales about moving from a copy, or open the live demo to see the current release first.
Why the original
Why clones exist, and why agencies still choose the original
Copies exist because the product is worth copying: a complete booking platform with the source code is valuable. What a copy cannot take with it is everything that happens after the download.
The original keeps moving. See what changed recently in the Changelog, and what the platform covers on the Platform overview page.
Updates and security patches
Fixes, new features and supplier changes ship from the team that writes the code, published in the change log.
Supplier integrations from the live directory
Flight, hotel, tour, car and payment connections are listed live on the integrations page and kept working as suppliers change their APIs.
White label under your brand
Your logo, domain and content on the storefront, with the "Powered by" link removable on Enterprise.
B2C and B2B in one platform
A public storefront and a B2B agent portal with sub-agents, wallets and markups on the plans that include it.
Full source code, one-time licence
Every plan includes the source code, self-hosted on your own server, with no monthly or per-booking fee.
Suppliers connected today
Live from the integrations directory. Supplier contracts and credentials are yours; PHPTRAVELS builds and maintains the connection.
- Seeru
- Amadeus
- Duffel
- Google Flights
- Kayak
- Kiwi
- Mystifly
- PKfare
- Sabre
- TBO Holidays
- Travelport
- Agoda
- Booking.com
- Hotelbeds
- Hotelston
- RateHawk
- Stuba
- Wanderbeds
- Tiqets
- Tours BMS
- Viator
- KiwiTaxi
- CarTrawler
- Discover Cars
Trademark
PHPTRAVELS is a trademark
PHPTRAVELS is the trademark of its owner, and only phptravels.com sells the official, licensed product. A site, listing or download that uses the name for a copy is not connected with us.
If you see the name used for an unofficial copy, or you are not sure whether an offer is genuine, tell us through the Contact page. Comparing other travel software instead? Read PHPTRAVELS alternatives.
Report unofficial useQuestions
PHPTRAVELS clone and nulled script FAQ
What agency owners ask before they buy or keep a copy.
Talk to salesOnly at phptravels.com, from the PHPTRAVELS team. You receive a licence issued to your domain, an invoice from PHPTRAVELS, the full source code, and updates and support on the terms of your plan.
No. A clone script is software by another author that imitates the product or uses its name. It has no PHPTRAVELS licence, updates or support, and its code cannot be verified without a full review.
No. A nulled copy has had its licence checks removed by an unknown party, receives no security patches or support, and gives no legal right to use the software. Nulled scripts are a common way backdoors and malware reach websites.
No. The old free version was withdrawn and PHPTRAVELS offers no free download. A free "PHPTRAVELS script" on another site is not the official product. You can test the full platform in the live demo instead.
Back up and isolate the site, have the server audited, rotate every supplier, payment and admin credential, check recent payments, then move to a clean licensed install. Sales can help you plan the move.
It was bought from phptravels.com, it is issued to your domain, you have an invoice from PHPTRAVELS, and updates and support come from the PHPTRAVELS team. If any of these is missing, ask the team to check it.
Each plan is a one-time licence with the full source code: Startup $2,499, Agency $4,999 and Enterprise $9,999. The pricing page compares what each plan includes.
Send the details through the contact page: where you saw it and what was offered, so the team can look into it.
