Pricing
Free to plan a trip.
Pro adds alerts, documents and AI.
Short answer
NomadPoint's free plan includes email import, flight delay alerts, trip import, and visa and Schengen tracking. TripIt charges for live flight alerts, Tripsy charges for email import, alerts and importing, and none of the three tracks visas on any plan.
Free
$0, no card needed
- Unlimited trips, multi-city routes on one timeline
- Visa and entry requirements for your passport, per destination
- Schengen 90/180 day counting across the whole area
- Passport validity checks against each destination
- Forward booking emails to build the trip automatically
- Import from your iPhone calendar
- Import trips from Tripsy, TripIt or Flighty, and places from a Google Maps list
- Shared trips that companions can edit
- Flight delay, gate and cancellation notifications
- Your whole trip plan available offline
- Dark mode
- Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
Pro
$29.99/year, or $7.99/month, lower outside the US
Everything in Free, plus:
- Alerts before a visa or allowance runs out
- Documents beyond the passport (boarding passes, insurance, visas)
- A second passport, with entry rules compared on both
- Routes, fares and ticket apps filled in for every hop
- AI day planner built around what you have booked
- Trip cost estimates before you spend
- Weather and time-zone shifts drawn on the itinerary
Planning a trip, sharing it with the people you travel with, and checking what your passport needs will always be free. Pro pays for the parts that cost us to run: alerts, document storage, extra passports and AI.
The free plan next to TripIt, Tripsy and Wanderlog
TripIt Pro
$49/year
30-day free trial
Free plan: email import, no live alertsTripsy Pro
$59/year
or $299 lifetime
Free plan: trips, no email importWanderlog Pro
$39.99/year
starting price
Free plan: generous, no offlineNomadPoint Pro
$29.99/year
or $7.99/month, lower outside the US
Free plan: visas, email import, flight alerts| Feature | TripIt | Tripsy | Wanderlog | NomadPoint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forward booking emails to build a trip | Free | Pro | Free | Free |
| Flight delay and gate change alerts | Pro | Pro | Unclear | Free |
| Visa and entry rules for your passport | Not available | Not available | Not available | Free |
| Schengen 90/180 day counting | Not available | Not available | Not available | Free |
| Apple Watch app | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Paid plan | $49/year | $59/year | from $39.99/year | $29.99/year |
Where they are more generous
- TripIt: Syncing your inbox so bookings arrive on their own is free on TripIt
- TripIt: TripIt runs on Android; NomadPoint is Apple only
- Tripsy: Flight search is free in Tripsy; NomadPoint has none
- Tripsy: Tripsy Pro is shared with family on one purchase
- Wanderlog: Some AI assistance is free on Wanderlog; NomadPoint's AI day planner is Pro
- Wanderlog: Travel time and distance between places is free on Wanderlog
Prices and plans checked against TripIt Pro pricing, TripIt free features, TripIt on the App Store, Tripsy Pro pricing, What is included with Tripsy Pro, Tripsy: adding documents, Tripsy on the App Store, Wanderlog Pro, Wanderlog help centre, Wanderlog on the App Store. Prices are for the US and change, so check each app's pricing page before you buy.
One app at a time: NomadPoint vs TripIt, NomadPoint vs Tripsy, NomadPoint vs Wanderlog.
Questions
Is NomadPoint free?
Yes. NomadPoint is free to download and use. NomadPoint Pro is optional: $7.99/month or $29.99/year in the US (priced lower in most other countries), with weekly and one-time lifetime options. The free plan has unlimited trips, email import, flight alerts, trip import, shared trips and visa and Schengen tracking.
What does NomadPoint Pro add?
$29.99/year in the US. Everything in the free plan, plus: Alerts before a visa or allowance runs out; Documents beyond the passport (boarding passes, insurance, visas); A second passport, with entry rules compared on both; Routes, fares and ticket apps filled in for every hop; AI day planner built around what you have booked; Trip cost estimates before you spend; Weather and time-zone shifts drawn on the itinerary.
What will always be free?
Planning a trip, sharing it with the people you travel with, and checking what your passport needs will always be free. Pro pays for the parts that cost us to run: alerts, document storage, extra passports and AI.
What is the best free travel planner for iPhone?
If you cross borders, NomadPoint: its free plan includes email import, flight alerts and visa and Schengen tracking, and none of TripIt, Tripsy or Wanderlog includes all of that for free. If you need Android or plan group holidays around a map, Wanderlog has a generous free plan.
Every trip. One timeline.
Free to download. Plan the whole trip on one timeline and see how long your passport lets you stay in each country.
Free on the App Store