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Lola or TripAgent: which one should you open?

As of November 9, 2026, both products answer a trip in conversation, and they stop in different places. Lola's homepage says a free membership can book hotels, restaurants, and activities, and that flights are coming soon. VIP is $25 a month with a 12-month commitment. TripAgent's pricing page says there is no free plan, Wanderer starts at $24 a month billed annually, and TripAgent does not book the trip.

Checked Nov 9, 2026

Open Lola if the next step has to be a reservation. On November 9, 2026 the homepage says you describe what you want and Lola returns places, live prices, and a way to book in the conversation. Membership is free and requires an account. The member column includes discovery, planning, booking, saved preferences, and no ads. VIP is $25 per month with a 12-month commitment. That column adds up to 15% off 4- and 5-star hotels worldwide and a free first BLADE airport helicopter transfer to or from New York City. A separate block, labeled Coming Fall of 2026, names ResX Premium, GetYourGuide discounts, $400 off a first Aero flight, and concierge consultations. The FAQ says some restaurants and activities may be booked outside Lola, and that flights are not covered yet. The page says Lola is part of Booking Holdings. The footer says © 2026 Lola Agent, Inc. No app store was linked.

Open TripAgent if you want the days and the costs written down, and you will pay the airline and the hotel yourself. The pricing page says there is no free plan. A one-time demo needs no card and does not renew: 3 itineraries in total, up to 7 days, with an account, or 3 plans per connection of up to 5 days with the first 2 days shown if you skip the account. Wanderer is $24 a month billed annually ($288 a year) or $49 month to month, for 15 itineraries a month and trips up to 10 days. Voyager is $49 a month billed annually ($588 a year) or $99 month to month. Globetrotter is $99 a month billed annually ($1,188 a year) or $199 month to month, and 14 days is the longest trip on the grid. The page says a failed run does not spend an itinerary, that you can cancel and keep the period you paid for, and that cost lines are estimates. The homepage repeats that TripAgent plans trips and does not book them.

Lola is the page with a free booking membership and a 12-month VIP. TripAgent is the page with a printed planning fee and no booking. If the card has to stay in your hand, open TripAgent and then the airline. If the card is supposed to move inside the chat, open Lola and read whether the item is a hotel, a table, or a flight that the FAQ still calls coming soon.

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Lola

Price
Freemium
On November 9, 2026 the homepage says membership is free. VIP is $25 per month with a 12-month commitment. Flights are described as coming soon. The Coming Fall of 2026 block is a separate list of perks.
Best for
A hotel, a table, or an activity you want booked in the same conversation, once you have read the 12-month VIP line.
Platforms
Website at lola.com. The November 9 homepage does not link the App Store or Google Play. The footer names Lola Agent, Inc.
This check
Homepage read November 9, 2026. Membership is free. VIP is $25 a month with a 12-month commitment. Flights are described as coming soon.
Listing checked November 9, 2026

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TripAgent

Price
Paid
On November 9, 2026 the pricing page says there is no free plan. Wanderer starts at $24 a month billed annually ($288 a year), or $49 month to month. A one-time demo needs no card and does not renew. TripAgent does not book the trip.
Best for
A short itinerary with a cost on each line, when you will book the flights and hotels yourself.
Platforms
Website at tripagent.ai. The homepage and pricing page do not name an iOS or Android app.
This check
Homepage and pricing page read November 9, 2026. There is no free plan. Wanderer is $24 a month billed annually or $49 month to month. The page says you book the trip.
Listing checked November 9, 2026

Official site (opens in a new tab)

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