Free is the product. Premium is more of it.
A group can plan and take an entire trip together — vote, draft, book, budget, travel, and come home to the story — without anyone paying anything, for ever. Paywalling collaboration would strangle the group and our own funnel with it.
Free
€0 · for ever- Unlimited trips, unlimited people on a trip
- The Idea Pool, link parsing and the suggestion engine
- Voting and polls
- 5 AI drafts a month
- The full timeline and map
- The Booking Board, with every partner and every option
- The living budget, estimates through to actuals, and settle-up
- Travel mode: Today, live map, the day cached offline
- The shared album, trip notes and the recap
- Publishing as a template — and earning as a creator
Premium
- Unlimited AI redrafts, adaptation and concierge
- The whole trip offline, maps included — free covers the day you're on
- The trip recap rendered as a video, in 4K
- Photo originals kept at full resolution for as long as your account lives
- Forwarded confirmations read automatically — free attaches them to the task either way
- Budget exports as an XLSX workbook, per person and by category — free exports the ledger as CSV
- Analytics across all your finished trips — nights, countries, spend and estimate accuracy
- Priority support
One subscription upgrades exactly one account: yours.
Nobody else in your trip becomes Premium, nobody else's allowance changes, and nobody is blocked from contributing, voting, booking, adding an expense or seeing anything because they are on the free tier. A group product where one person's card decides what everyone else can do is a hostage situation, not a feature.
Two things travel with the trip, because the trip is shared: the whole-trip offline pack, and the 4K recap video. Everyone on that trip gets those for as long as the trip is around. Nothing else is inherited, and no other account is upgraded.
Where the upsell actually appears
On the draft after your 5th this month: "That was your 5 free drafts — Premium makes them unlimited." One line, inline, dismissible, at most once per surface per month, and never while you are travelling. No modal, no wall, no countdown.
The billing details, in advance
- VAT
- The price shown is what you pay, including VAT at your country's rate. Your invoice breaks it out.
- Card details
- Entered into Stripe's own form. They never touch our servers.
- If a payment fails
- We retry for fourteen days and email you. Premium keeps working meanwhile. If it still fails you drop to free — nothing is deleted and nothing is held hostage.
- Cancelling
- One tap in Settings. No retention flow, no offer to decline, no email-us-to-cancel. You keep Premium to the end of the period you paid for.
- If the price rises
- Thirty days' notice, and it applies at your next renewal, never mid-period. Cancel before then and you pay nothing more.
- Price experiments
- We test prices across cohorts, and we would rather you heard it here. Your price locks when you subscribe, and it is not calculated from your browsing, your device or what we think you can afford.
The other way we get paid
Most of our revenue is commission on bookings you make through partner links, which is why the free tier can be the whole product. Plenty of what we show earns us nothing at all — restaurants, most free things, direct booking links, and any partner we have not signed.