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Comparison

NomadPoint
vs Tripsy

Looking for a Tripsy alternative? Tripsy's planning with documents free and a cheaper Pro, plus the visa rules for your passport.
NomadPoint on iPhone: a day in Bangkok on the map, three numbered stops with the route between them, above that day's itinerary

Short answer

Tripsy puts forwarded booking emails, flight alerts, documents and importing from another app behind Tripsy Pro ($59/year). NomadPoint includes email import, documents and importing (including from a Tripsy backup) for free, and adds visa, Schengen and passport tracking that Tripsy does not offer on any plan. Flight alerts are Pro in both, and NomadPoint Pro is $29.99/year in the US.

Tripsy

Tripsy is a polished iOS travel planner for organising bookings, documents and itineraries, and it is very good at that. What it does not do is tell you how long you may legally stay. NomadPoint covers the same planning ground and adds visa and passport tracking tied to the passport you actually hold.

Where it wins

  • Beautiful, polished iOS app design
  • Great for organising flight and hotel bookings
  • Strong document and PDF attachment support
  • Good for sharing a trip with travel companions

Tripsy is free to download; Tripsy Pro is $59/year or $299 lifetime (tripsy.app, checked September 2026). 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.

NomadPoint

NomadPoint replaces Tripsy for any journey, a weekend away or a year abroad. Bookings, documents, shared journeys and flight alerts are all there. Email import and documents are free, flight alerts are in a Pro that costs $29.99 a year against $59 for Tripsy Pro, and it adds the entry rules and days allowed for your passport.

What NomadPoint adds

  • Visa and entry requirements per destination, for your passport
  • Rolling-window day counting (Schengen 90/180 across the whole area, not per country)
  • Passport validity warnings before you book
  • Shared trips where each traveller gets their own visa status
  • Free to start, with Pro optional

Free in NomadPoint, not in Tripsy

Plan around Schengen 90/180

Pick when you leave and come back. See how long you can stay.

How long you can stay

Visa status and days left, for your passport.

Entry rules for every country

Visa-free, e-visa or visa required, per destination.

What is next, and when

Delay and gate change alerts with Pro.

Free in NomadPoint, Pro in Tripsy

Tripsy Pro is $59/year or $299 lifetime on tripsy.app, with a $7.99/month option in the App Store.

Tripsy Pro

$59/year

or $299 lifetime

Free plan: trips, no email import

NomadPoint Pro

$29.99/year

or $7.99/month, lower outside the US

Free plan: the whole journey, visa rules, documents
Features included free in NomadPoint that need Tripsy Pro or are not in Tripsy at all. Checked 2026-09-11.
FeatureTripsyNomadPoint
Forward booking emails to import themProFree
Import trips from another appPro (TripIt importer)Free (Tripsy, TripIt, Flighty)
Store your passport and other documentsPro (all documents)Free
Weather forecast and time-zone changesProFree
Visa and entry rules for your passportNot availableFree
Schengen 90/180 day countingNot availableFree
Passport validity check per destinationNot availableFree

Where Tripsy is ahead

  • Flight search is free in Tripsy; NomadPoint has none
  • Tripsy Pro is shared with family on one purchase
  • Travel stats and CSV export, which NomadPoint does not have
  • Flight delay and gate alerts are Pro on both apps, so neither wins there; NomadPoint Pro is $29.99/year in the US against $59

Prices and plans checked against Tripsy Pro pricing, What is included with Tripsy Pro, Tripsy: adding documents, Tripsy on the App Store. Prices are for the US and change, so check each app's pricing page before you buy.

Feature comparison

NomadPoint and Tripsy, feature by feature.
FeatureTripsyNomadPoint
Travel planning (multi-city)Core featureCore feature
Visa requirements per passportNot availablePer destination
Schengen 90/180 day countingNot availableRolling window, whole area
Passport expiry warningsNot availableChecked per destination
Document storagePro onlyFree
Email importPro onlyFree
Flight alertsPro onlyPro
PriceFree, Pro $59/yearFree, Pro $29.99/year

Questions

Is Tripsy free?

Tripsy is free to download with unlimited trips and guests. Importing bookings by forwarding emails, flight alerts, documents, the weather forecast, travel stats and the TripIt importer need Tripsy Pro, which costs $59 a year or $299 lifetime on tripsy.app (checked September 2026).

Which Tripsy Pro features does NomadPoint include for free?

Forwarding booking emails to build a journey, importing trips from another app, storing your passport and other documents, and the weather forecast and time-zone changes are all free in NomadPoint. Flight alerts are Pro in both apps. NomadPoint also includes visa and entry rules for your passport, Schengen 90/180 day counting and passport validity checks, which Tripsy does not offer on any plan.

Can I move my trips from Tripsy to NomadPoint?

Yes, for free. In Tripsy, open Settings, then Data and Storage, then Export All Data. Choose that backup in NomadPoint under Settings, then Import Data. Flights, stays and activities come across.

Is NomadPoint Pro cheaper than Tripsy Pro?

In the US, NomadPoint Pro is $29.99 a year or $7.99 a month, and Tripsy Pro is $59 a year. NomadPoint prices Pro lower in most other countries. Pro covers flight delay, gate and cancellation alerts with the travel-day Live Activity, and visa expiry alerts. Everything else is free.

Is there a free alternative to Tripsy?

NomadPoint is free to download and covers the same multi-city planning ground, adding visa and passport tracking. Flight alerts and visa expiry alerts sit behind an optional Pro subscription.

How is NomadPoint different from Tripsy?

Tripsy organises what you have booked. NomadPoint does that and also tracks whether you are allowed to be there: entry requirements for the passport you hold, days remaining per country, and rolling-window zones such as Schengen.

Does NomadPoint track Schengen days?

Yes. It counts days used and remaining across the whole Schengen Area on a rolling 180-day window, rather than counting each country separately, and does so per passport for everyone on a shared trip.

Plan your next journey.

Free to download. Plan the whole journey and see how long your passport lets you stay in each country.

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NomadPoint on iPhone