Tourient vs Nubart Audio Guide
Nubart Audio Guide's pricing includes upsells and extra fees. Tourient's clear pricing and comparable feature set make it the right choice if you're looking for a hassle-free self-guided tours app.
Create tours with dynamic content like polls, quizzes, image hotspots, before/after comparisons, and maps. And embed anything into your Tourient app.
Nubart is designed for selling tours as QR code cards. Tourient is built for organizations that rely on donors and sponsors to make things happen.
In addition to features that help you save (and make) money, Tourient is roughly half the price of Nubart's closest comparable plan.
Create one tour or hundreds with unlimited stops. Add all your stakeholders with granular permissions to control ownership.
Give your sponsors something to put their name on and let Tourient pay for itself with just a few private donors.
Create beautiful exhibit labels, simple social media graphics, and printable QR codes right in the app, for free.
Save thousands of dollars on audio recording by modeling local tour guides or historical voices with advanced text-to-speech software. Or bring your own voice actors.
Tourient takes your branding capabilities to the next level, with your choice of colors, fonts, logos, and even a custom domain, for an immersive app experience.
It's easy to signup, easy to cancel, and simple to import and export your data with Tourient. We believe in being hassle-free.
From migration and onboarding to troubleshooting issues as they arise, you'll have a dedicated account manager available online, by email, or phone.
““We have used Tourient to transfer two previous tours -- one on CD and one on a website. The tours are so easy to use, and that is feedback I've gotten from people of many ages and abilities.”” —Torii Moré, McLean County Museum of History
Tourient includes the same core features as Nubart Audio Guide, plus custom branding, offline mode, sponsorship options, and QR codes—things Nubart charges extra for.
Nubart Audio Guide supports it's proprietary QR codes by default, and offers GPS maps for an additional fee. If you prefer using keypad numbers (like a 1-5 digit code) to access stops, and don't want to pay extra for GPS maps, Tourient may be the right choice for you.
Corporate sponsors and private donors want something they can put their name on. With Tourient, you can give it to them. Add sponsors to tour stops, whole tours, or your entire app. Nubart Audio Guide offers brand-able physical QR code cards and a Donation button option, but lacks robust sponsorship features.
Tourient includes polls and tour ratings, just like Nubart Audio Guide, but it lacks dedicated voice message and file upload feedback options at this time.
If you only offer guided tours, Nubart has a remote controlled option that will navigate to the appropriate stop to keep visitors in sync during your tours.
Tourient separates the app into "pages" for each stop, while Nubart Audio Guide uses a continuous scroll interface.
Choose unlimited tours, unlimited users, and all the features you've been told you're too small to have, without upsells or unexpected one-time fees.