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Eatwith vs Viator

Eatwith and Viator are both tour platforms. On a $1,000 payment you keep about $800 on Eatwith and $700–$800 on Viator, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

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Key differences

  • On a $1,000 payment you keep about $800 on Eatwith and $700–$800 on Viator, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.
  • Both pay out via Bank transfer. Only Eatwith offers PayPal.
  • Viator is the older platform — founded in 1995, 17 years before Eatwith (2012).
  • Eatwith is based in France, Viator in United States.

Which should you choose?

Choose Eatwith if…

  • Keeping more of each payment matters most — its fee is lower.
  • You want to withdraw via PayPal.

Choose Viator if…

  • You prefer a long track record (since 1995).

Side by side

Eatwith A culinary experience marketplace with 5,000+ hosts in 130+ countries - hosts keep the price they set, guests… Visit Viator The TripAdvisor experiences marketplace - suppliers list tours and activities, with commission around 20%-30%… Visit
Type Tour platforms like GetYourGuide Tour platforms like GetYourGuide
Category Travel & Experiences Travel & Experiences
Vetted No No
Work from home No No
Fees Hosts keep their set price, guests pay 20% on top Commission 20%-30% per booking
Withdraw via Bank transfer, PayPal Bank transfer
Availability 130+ countries Worldwide
Founded 2012 1995
Headquarters Paris, France Needham, Massachusetts, US (Tripadvisor)
Popularity 48 views · 0 likes 41 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Eatwith or Viator?

On a $1,000 payment you keep about $800 on Eatwith and $700–$800 on Viator, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Where are Eatwith and Viator available?

Eatwith: 130+ countries. Viator: Worldwide.

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