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TripAlta

Fifty free Alta messages a month. Plus is $7.99 or $79 a year.

FreemiumChecked November 2, 2026

Best for A traveler who wants the free message cap in writing, and a booking path that still asks for approval.

TripAlta, at tripalta.com, is an AI travel companion the site calls Alta. On November 2, 2026 the pricing page lists Traveler at $0, with 50 Alta messages a month, 3 active trips, day-by-day itineraries, booking for flights, stays, activities, and eSIMs, live flight alerts on trips booked with TripAlta, a travel wallet, up to 5 companions, expense splits, and 5 GB of storage. Alta Plus is $7.99 a month or $79 a year billed yearly. That column adds 250 messages, unlimited trips, up to 10 companions, live alerts on flights booked elsewhere, an included eSIM, offline access, routing, PDF export, and 100 GB. The page says you can cancel anytime and keep the plan until the period ends, and that nothing is booked without you. The homepage repeats the $0 and $7.99 prices and labels the sample Kyoto trip an illustrative example, so those sample fares are not a quote. The terms page, read the same day, agrees on Traveler at $0 with no credit card and Alta Plus at $7.99 a month or $79 a year. It says AI suggestions come from Google Gemini and OpenAI, that bookings are fulfilled by Duffel and FlightAware, Nuitee/LiteAPI, Viator, and Airalo, and that the service includes iOS and Android apps. It also says some limits depend on a plan named Free, Explorer, or Pro, and that support is tiered Traveler, Explorer, and Pro. The pricing page does not use the names Explorer or Pro. The homepage, pricing page, and about page do not link an App Store or Google Play listing. The terms say paid plans renew automatically and that subscription fees are non-refundable except where the law requires a refund.

On November 2, 2026 the pricing page lists Traveler at $0 for 50 messages a month, 3 active trips, and 5 companions. Alta Plus is $7.99 a month or $79 a year, for 250 messages, unlimited trips, and 10 companions. The terms still mention Explorer and Pro. Those names are not on the pricing page.

Pros

  • The pricing page prints both prices, the message caps, and the companion caps.
  • The homepage and the about page say nothing is booked without you.

Cons

  • The terms still name Free, Explorer, and Pro. The pricing page names Traveler and Alta Plus.
  • The terms say there are iOS and Android apps. The pages we read do not link a store listing.

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