Terminal hospitality
Available for pilotsLounge access, without the front-desk friction.
Travellers who are not covered by a card or airline programme can buy access at the door or in advance. Inside, they order food and add-ons against the same visit.
The problem
Lounges turn away paying guests at the desk.
Walk-in pricing, eligibility checks and capacity are handled manually at the front desk. Travellers who would happily pay are often unsure whether they can get in — and the desk has no simple way to sell to them.
Capabilities
What it does.
01
Walk-in access payments
Sell timed lounge access at the door or before arrival through a scannable link.
02
Visit pass
A digital pass the desk can verify, tied to the access window purchased.
03
In-lounge orders
Premium food, drinks and add-ons charged to the same visit.
04
Capacity awareness
Operators control how many walk-in passes are on sale at any time.
For operators
- A new channel for paying walk-in guests
- Less manual handling at the front desk
- Add-on revenue linked to each visit
For the airport
- Lounges become accessible to more travellers
- Consistent payment experience with the food court
- Visibility into lounge walk-in demand
Launch partners
Let’s put LayOver in a terminal.
We’re looking for launch partners — airports, food courts and lounges — to pilot one checkout across their outlets.