Open NavorAI when the trip is one city and the output you want is the days, the restaurants, and a map. On November 11, 2026 the pricing page says Free is $0, with no card, for 2 itineraries a month and 2 days in full detail. Later days are a preview. The grid allows 5 AI questions after the itinerary and saves locally. Single Trip is $4.99 once: one itinerary, up to 5 days, 50 AI questions a month, cloud saving, and the page says it never expires. Pro prints $9.99 and $3.33. The annual line says $39.99 for the first year, then $49.99 a year, after a 3-day trial that requires a card. The homepage FAQ states the $9.99 month in words. PDF export, offline mode, sharing, and a detailed place page are checked on Single Trip and Pro. The Free card names them too, and the grid does not check them there. Stripe takes the payment. A generated Single Trip is not refundable. The homepage is in English at navorai.com/en and names GetTransfer.com. Structured data lists Web, iOS, and Android. The visible pages do not link a store. Copilot itineraries are not reviewed one by one, and the FAQ says to recheck prices and hours.
Open Rihla when more than one person has to see the plan, the chat, and who paid. The pricing page says Free is 3 AI-generated trips in a lifetime, 2 revisions each, with ads, plus the Pack and the Kitty. Single Trip is $2.99 once for one unlocked trip and does not cover the others. The Annual Pass is $14.99 a year, unlimited generation, no ads, on iOS, Android, and the web. The homepage FAQ says the basic plan, the chat, the kitty, and the ticket vault are free, and it does not repeat the 3-trip sentence. It also says Journey Studio and forwarding a confirmation to plans@rihla-app.com use a subscription or credits, and it does not print a credit price. Arabic is a full right-to-left layout, not a translated button. Flights and hotels are links. The homepage says Rihla does not take those payments in the app. The same homepage offers hotels a featured slot inside generated itineraries. Web subscriptions are Paddle, in USD, and a purchase on the site is recognized in the apps.
NavorAI is the page with a 2-day free city plan and a $4.99 unlock that stops at 5 days. Rihla is the page with 3 free group trips, a shared kitty, and a $14.99 year. If the card is supposed to pay the hotel inside the planner, neither page we read says that is the product. NavorAI's transfer link and Rihla's outbound links are the booking step, on someone else's checkout.