Stay with Wanderlog when the phone, the map, and a shared day plan matter more than a number on a pricing page. The October 20 homepage links to the App Store and Google Play, lists route optimization, an AI assistant, offline download, reservations, and collaboration, and still does not say which of those are Pro.
Open Stippl when you want that phone app and a published price. The Pro page read October 19 puts unlimited AI itineraries at €4.99 a month and leaves the trip board, budget, packing list, and journal on the free side. The first AI itinerary is described as free. The chat companion is still marked coming soon.
Open Roadtrippers when the trip is a drive and the stop cap has to be visible. Free is $0 a year for 1 saved trip and 3 stops. Premium is $59.99 a year or $19.99 a month for unlimited saved trips and 150 stops. That grid is from October 20. Autopilot drafts the stops. A navigation app still has to drive the car.
Open MonkeyTravel when nobody should have to make an account. The October 21 homepage says the day-by-day plan needs no account and no card, includes a PDF, and lets up to eight people join from a link. iOS and Android are still marked coming soon, so this is the browser, not a store listing.
Open Rhyme when the source material is a folder of Reels and map pins, not a blank destination form. The October 23 homepage says it imports Instagram, TikTok, Google Maps links, and screenshots, then builds the route from the lists you pick. It does not print a price, and the terms describe an iOS and Android app billed through the Apple App Store. It is not a reservation inbox.
The product people are leaving
Freemium
The homepage title on November 12, 2026 calls the planner free. A Pro block lists live flight updates, offline access, Gmail scanning, route optimization, flight deals, unlimited attachments, and Google Maps export, and it prints no price. wanderlog.com/pro contained no dollar amount either.
Best for Groups who want one map and a shared itinerary.
Platforms The October 20 homepage links to the App Store and Google Play. The same product is the website at wanderlog.com.
Use it when the map and the shared itinerary are the job, and you can live without a printed Pro price. The feature list names route optimization, an AI assistant, offline download, reservations, lodging, packing, budgeting, and collaboration. It does not say which of those require Pro.
Listing checked November 12, 2026
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