Stay with Travefy if the annual number is acceptable and you qualify for the discount you think you do. On October 30, 2026 Core is $39 a month billed annually, with AI Content Import, a CRM, proposals, invoicing, and mobile apps. Premium at $59 a month billed annually is the column with the custom domain and business email. Agency seats are $20 a month each. The new-agent page is stricter than the homepage slogan: $25 a month, billed annually, only if you joined the industry in the last 12 months and have no other discount. Year two, on that FAQ, is Premium at $39 a month paid annually, not the $59 public Premium price. The homepage still offers 10 days with no card. The client view still says live flight updates and offline mode. The pricing page does not show what Core costs if you refuse annual billing.
Leave for Tern if you want a month you can stop, and you will live with an AI cap. The advisor plan is $49 per seat per month, or $35 per seat per month on the quarterly and annual options. AI tools are in the included list. The usage article says Notetaker does not count, and that chat, AI Assist, the Chrome extension, and AI reconciliation pause at 100 percent. More usage is Tern Pro at $19, $39, $99, or $149 a month, always billed monthly. Tern also sells hotel booking as Hotels by Tern, opt-in per agency. Travefy's pricing page does not describe that hotel checkout. The advisor app is an open beta, not a finished store listing we installed.
Leave for TravelJoy if the first invoice has to be under Travefy Core and you can work without the model. Starter is $19 a month for 12 trips a year, and the homepage says it has no AI and automations. Pro, the plan with AI, group bookings, and team members, is shown as $39 a month and as $32 a month beside Annual. You also pay the card fee: 5 percent plus 30 cents on Starter, 3.5 percent plus 30 cents on Pro. Travefy's pricing page lists invoicing and does not print a card percentage on the grid we read. TravelJoy's trial is 7 days, against Travefy's 10. Neither homepage named an app store on October 30.
Leave for mTrip if the client's app has to be published under the agency's own name and a quote is acceptable. mTrip says it has no public price list, unlimited seats, and a fee based on trip volume. The AI Import Wizard is the documented AI job: structuring bookings from Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport, and supplier files. Trip Agent can be canceled. The white-label store app is a one-year engagement. Travefy's client mobile view, on the pages we read, is Travefy's app with your branding, not a store listing in the agency's name. mTrip is the wrong exit if you needed a price before the call.
Fora is not the fourth row. The October 18 listing is a host and a booking relationship, not an itinerary subscription with a rate card. A traveler who wanted a person to check the plan should read the Layla page, where planning was free on October 21 and the booked trip had a nightly floor.