Open Navoy when the itinerary and the hotel charge are supposed to be the same screen. On November 13, 2026 the homepage says you give the destination, the dates, and what you like, and it returns a day-by-day plan. It says hotel rooms and airport transfers can be booked without leaving that plan, and that checkout is not an affiliate redirect. The price line says unlimited trips for $12.99 a month, with a free tier available. The homepage FAQ says the free version generates full itineraries, and that group planning, sharing, and early-deal access are premium. The press page dated May 8, 2026 disagrees. It says Free is $0 for up to 3 trips of up to 14 days, and Pro is $12.99 a month for unlimited trips of up to 30 days, with view-only sharing. It says you choose up to 3 of 12 focuses, a pace, and a budget split. Hotels and airport transfers are bookable. In-app flight booking is not live. The page says current prices are on navoy.io/pricing. That URL returned 404. The 2.9 million hotel figure is printed with a note to re-verify it. The product is described as a public beta. This check did not open the dashboard.
Open Ollin when the free plan has to include the other people, and the hotel charge has to happen on the hotel's side. The free card is $0, with no account or card, 3 active trips, and 3 AI itineraries plus 25 concierge edits a month. Up to 15 travelers can be on that plan. The FAQ says Pro is $12 a month or $89 a year for unlimited AI, offline trips, and destination briefings. The homepage says a booking is the partner's own price and that Ollin adds no fee. It also says a partner commission is possible. Voting, the trip chat, and the expense split are on the free side. The page describes cruises, packing, and a passport vault. The apps are free on iPhone and Android. The counters on the page are 54 itineraries and 1,486 items.
Navoy is the $12.99 month whose homepage says the hotel checkout does not leave, and whose free cap depends on which Navoy page you believe. Ollin is the $12 or $89 plan whose free tier already includes the group, and whose booking step is a handoff. If navoy.io/pricing is still a 404, the press page is the one that prints the 3-trip cap. If the group edit has to be free before anyone picks a room, Ollin's homepage is the one that says so.