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RateGain Travel Technologies Limited, an India-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider founded in Noida in 2004, delivers technology solutions for the global hospitality and travel sectors. Its extensive reach covers India, North America, the Asia-Pacific, and Europe. The company's portfolio features specialized products such as AirGain for airfare pricing intelligence in the airline industry, CarGain for car rental market analysis and parity auditing, and FerryGain, an AI-enabled revenue management solution tailored for ferry operators. Other key offerings include Optima, a platform for real-time rate intelligence, along with PriceGain and Rate Parity tools. RateGain also provides RezGain, an AI-powered smart distribution channel manager, and DHISCO Switch, which enables seamless hotel reservations by linking hospitality chains directly with various demand channels. Complementing these products are services such as integrated distribution channel management, CRS-level connectivity, business intelligence, and content management. RateGain caters to a wide array of clients, including hotels, airlines, online travel agents (OTAs), meta-search companies, vacation rental providers, package operators, car rental firms, rail services, travel management companies, cruise lines, and ferries. Historically, the company operated as a subsidiary of RateGain Technology Inc.
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