Arrival intelligence

The assistant that's already at the airport when you land.

eSIM provisioned before wheels-down. Cab waiting at Arrivals. Expenses already in Concur. Everything handled before you clear customs — without you touching your phone.

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Backed by General Catalyst · Trusted by travellers in 47 countries

9:47

In flight

Hong Kong → AMS

Landing in

1h 42m

Gate D22 · On time

eSIM active in 18 min

HK local data · No roaming charges

Cab booked · Arrivals Hall

Toyota Camry · plate HK-4821

Expenses — syncing...

Hotel + flight → Concur · 2 min

Hotel check-in ready

East Hong Kong · Room 1204

Wheels-down ✓

The moment

7am. Hong Kong. Twelve hours in the air.

Your SIM stopped working somewhere over the Pacific. The hotel confirmation is in an email you can't open. There's no cab waiting — just a queue, a language barrier, and a meeting in four hours.

Concur hasn't seen a single receipt yet. The flight, the lounge, the dinner last night — none of it. You'll do that on Sunday, like always.

This is not a technology problem. Every piece existed — eSIM, maps, pre-booking. It just wasn't orchestrated. Nobody was already there when you landed.

What Landr does

Four things, handled before you ask.

Arrival eSIM

A local data plan is provisioned before you land — activated the moment you touch down. No hunting for airport SIM kiosks. No roaming charges.

Feels like someone quietly fixed the one thing that always breaks.

HK local eSIM

Active · 18 min before landing

Data used 2.1 GB remaining

Ground transport

🚕

Toyota Camry · HK-4821

Pre-paid · Arrivals Hall B

Confirmed

Driver notified of landing time ✓

Pre-booked arrival cab

Ground transport booked, paid, and waiting at Arrivals before you clear customs. The driver already knows your flight is on time.

Feels like stepping out to find someone already holding your name.

Auto-expense routing

Every trip cost — hotel, cab, lounge, dinner — pushed to Concur or your expense tool via a direct integration. Zero manual entry. The receipt is filed before you land.

Feels like Sunday never has to be expense day again.

Expense log · HKG trip

Hotel · East HK €212 ✓

Cathay lounge €0 (incl.) ✓

Arrival cab €34 ✓

Pushed to Concur All clear

Your preferences · always applied

No middle seats · always window

Gym in hotel · required

Partner vegetarian · noted

Airport lounge · auto-booked

Applied silently on every trip.

Trip memory

Landr remembers everything from every trip — seat preferences, dietary needs, hotel requirements, the things you always have to retype. Applied quietly on every booking without you asking.

Feels like a concierge who was actually paying attention.

How it works

Four steps. Zero touches.

Connect your calendar and travel inbox

Landr reads your calendar once. It spots the upcoming flight, finds the confirmation email, and starts building. You do nothing.

90 minutes before landing, everything deploys

eSIM provisioned. Cab booked. Hotel confirmation pulled, reformatted, and ready offline. Expense log opened and pre-filled with every cost so far. All automatic.

If anything changes, the agents handle it

Flight delayed? The reroute agent detects it before the airline app updates. It rebooking the connection, notifies your hotel, and moves your cab window. You read about it in the morning.

You land. Everything is done.

Data works immediately. Driver's waiting. Concur is clean. Hotel knows you're here. The next trip is already being prepared. This is what orchestrated arrival feels like.

Real travellers

From the people already using it.

"The cab was there. I didn't even think about it — it just was. That's when I stopped using any other travel app."

Sarah K.

VP Strategy, Siemens

"My flight was rerouted via Zurich at 11pm. I woke up to a new boarding pass, a moved hotel reservation, and my partner texted asking why they got a heads-up before I did."

Marcus T.

Head of Partnerships, KPMG

"Three months of travel. I haven't opened Concur once. My finance team asked how I was submitting expenses so fast. I said 'they just arrive.'"

Priya L.

Director of Growth, N26

248k

trips handled seamlessly

89%

end-to-end without human touch

average traveller NPS

countries, live today

Pricing

You pay when the trip works.

€47 per completed trip. €0 on a failure. No subscription, no commission on lookups, no hidden fees. If we don't deliver the arrival experience, you don't pay.

€47

per completed trip

€0

on any failed delivery

€0

monthly subscription

Corporate accounts from €300k/year · All agents included · Dedicated embed team for onboarding

Questions

Things people ask before switching.

How is this different from a travel agent or a corporate booking tool?

A travel agent helps you plan. A corporate tool processes bookings. Landr acts during the trip — monitoring your flight, deploying eSIM, arranging ground transport, and filing expenses in real time. It's not a booking system. It's an arrival orchestration layer.

What happens if the agent makes a mistake?

If the trip isn't delivered — eSIM didn't activate, cab wasn't there, expenses weren't filed — you pay nothing. We fix it and the charge is waived. This is why our agents are built around verifiable outcomes, not just actions. We don't charge on attempt. We charge on delivery.

What data does Landr collect and store?

Travel calendar, booking confirmations, and the preference profile built across your trips. We do not sell your data. We do not use your trip data to train models for third parties. Your profile is yours — exportable, deletable, yours.

Does it work if my company uses a managed travel policy?

Yes. Landr reads your corporate travel policy and only acts within its bounds. If your policy requires a specific carrier, Landr books that carrier. If certain hotels are approved, Landr filters to those. The agents are policy-aware from day one.

What happens when I'm in a country Landr doesn't cover yet?

We're live in 47 countries with full arrival orchestration. In markets where ground transport or eSIM coverage is partial, Landr tells you what it can and can't guarantee before you land — not after. Transparency is part of the product.