Open Wanderlog if the job is the shared map and you can live without a Pro sticker. On November 8, 2026 the homepage is titled a free vacation planner and itinerary app. It shows a 4.9 App Store rating and a 4.7 Google Play rating, says it was App of the Day in November 2024, and says Google Play selected it as an Editor's Choice. A line says 8M+ trips planned. That count is the site's. The feature list names an AI assistant, route optimization, offline access, flight status, collaboration, a packing checklist, budgeting, and a map. You can forward a confirmation or connect Gmail. The Pro block then names live flight updates, offline access, automatic Gmail scanning, route optimization, flight deals, unlimited attachments, and export to Google Maps. It does not say the free plan excludes that list, and it does not print a price. wanderlog.com/pro, opened the same day, was the site navigation and a title. No price was in that text.
Open Lambus if you want the paid product named, including the fact that the number is missing. The AI Connector page says creating an account is free. The FAQ says the connector works with any Lambus account, and that a free ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini tier works where that assistant supports the connector. The page says the labels can change as those products roll out MCP features, and it points you at a Lambus app inside ChatGPT. The footer says Lambus GmbH and that Lambus is a Tourlane company. A help article updated November 8, 2026 calls PRO an extension of the free platform. The list includes offline access, calendar sync, an in-app ChatGPT travel chatbot, PDF and expenses export, real-time flight updates, packing lists, and a request for flight compensation. That in-app chatbot is the PRO line. The connector is the other line, and the FAQ says it is on any account. The price article, also updated that day, says PRO is monthly, yearly, or lifetime, that one upgrade covers friends on the trip, and that the price depends on local currency. It does not print the amounts.
If the next click has to show a dollar, neither homepage does. Wanderlog is the page that looks free and then repeats several of those features under Pro. Lambus is the page that says the connector is free and that offline mode, flight updates, and the group export are PRO, without saying what PRO costs. Read the purchase screen in the app before you treat either list as included.