In an industry dominated by giants like Amadeus and Sabre, a 92-person Israeli startup is quietly generating $13.3M in revenue. TravelBooster isn't chasing flashy headlines—it's building a fortress in the B2B travel tech space, and the data reveals a story of focused execution over mass marketing.

"This isn't a company chasing growth hacks—it's a product-led business where 59% of traffic comes directly to their domain."

The most telling metric? Zero technologies detected in their stack. This could mean either a custom-built proprietary system (common in enterprise travel tech) or a data blind spot. For a company of this size and revenue, the former is more likely. They're not relying on off-the-shelf solutions but have engineered something specific for travel agent workflows—a moat that's harder to replicate than a SaaS bolt-on.

• 59% direct traffic indicates strong brand recall and referral-driven growth
• 92 employees generating $13.3M = $144K revenue per employee (healthy for B2B)
• Top keyword 'travelbooster' has 130 monthly searches—brand recognition exists but isn't viral
• The 'travel booster careers' keyword (90 searches) suggests they're hiring, not just selling
• Zero tech stack detection hints at custom-built, proprietary architecture