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The Way API lets you build on top of the Way platform: list a brand’s experiences on your own site or app, check live availability, run a complete checkout with payment, and manage the resulting bookings. Way powers experiences for hotels, travel brands, and experience providers. With the API you can build custom booking interfaces, integrate Way inventory into your own ecosystem, or sync bookings and revenue data into internal systems - and webhooks keep your side up to date in real time.

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Listings, experiences, and resource groups

The vocabulary you’ll see everywhere in this API:
  • A listing is how an experience is presented on a brand’s storefront - the title, photos, description, and price that guests browse and search. When you want “all the experiences a brand offers” for display, fetch Get all listings - that’s the customer-facing catalog.
  • An experience is the bookable item itself: its sessions, capacity, and price tiers. Every booking targets an experience - you’ll use an experienceId when checking availability and creating bookings. There is also a Get experiences endpoint that returns these records directly - reach for it when you need scheduling configuration, not for building a storefront.
What sits between the two depends on the listing’s kind:
  • experience - a time-based activity (a tour, a class). The listing carries its experienceId directly.
  • resource - the listing wraps a resource group collection (say, “Poolside Cabanas”) made up of resource groups (“Cabana Row A”), whose bookable units are each backed by their own experience. That’s why, for resource listings, the experienceId comes from the session you select rather than from the listing itself.
  • event - a one-off happening with its own sub-flow.
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Where to start

Quickstart

Make your first authenticated API call in five minutes.

Build a booking integration

The end-to-end guide: list experiences, pick a session, take payment, and book.

API Reference

Every endpoint, testable in the browser with your own API keys.

Webhooks

Get notified when bookings are created, cancelled, or rescheduled.