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TripIt alternative: Travileer vs TripIt in 2026

TripIt organises trips you have already booked. Travileer plans the trip you have not booked yet. Most people need one or the other, not both.

Prices and features checked 2026-09-28. Competitor facts link to dated sources below.

TripIt has been the default travel organiser for over a decade: forward your confirmation emails and it builds a master itinerary, with a Pro tier that watches your flights. It has a 4.8 App Store rating from about 311,000 reviews and is owned by SAP Concur.

It does not plan trips. There is no itinerary generation, no AI, no cost estimate and no suggestion of what to do on Tuesday afternoon. If you searched for a TripIt alternative because you want something that decides the days for you, that is a different category, and it is the one Travileer is in. If you want a better organiser for booked trips, this page says so too.

Side by side

TripItTravileer
JobOrganise bookings you already havePlan the trip from scratch
Free tierEmail-to-itinerary, calendar sync, sharing, 3 documents per trip3 AI planning actions, voice planning, no card
PaidPro $49 a yearCredits from $4.99 for 3; Premium $29.99 a month or $99 a year
Generates an itineraryNoYes, day by day with times and costs
Flight alertsYes on Pro: delays, gate changes, fare refunds, seat trackingNo
Venue checkingNot applicableEach venue verified against map data
VoiceNoYes
CalendarSync built in.ics export
PlatformsiOS, Android, webWeb, including phone browsers

When to choose TripIt

  • You fly often and want gate, delay and fare-drop alerts in one place. That is what Pro is for.
  • Your company runs SAP Concur and you want expenses and trips together.
  • You have the bookings and only need them tidied into one timeline you can share.

When to choose Travileer

  • You have dates and a destination and nothing else. Travileer turns that into a full plan.
  • You want to know what a day will cost before you commit to it.
  • You want the venues checked, not copied from an email.
  • You would rather describe the trip out loud than fill in forms.

What users say about TripIt

The App Store rating is among the highest in travel, and the email parsing is the reason people stay. On Trustpilot, where the score is 1.7 out of 5 from 47 reviews, a June 2026 reviewer reported nearly missing a flight after an incorrect gate-change alert. Going.com's January 2026 review noted the parser "doesn't always understand emails that you forward and can miss some items", and that the app "isn't the most hip".

None of that is about planning, because TripIt does not plan. Reviewers describe it as a filing cabinet for trips you have already booked, and it is a good one.

Frequently asked questions

Does TripIt plan itineraries?

No. TripIt assembles an itinerary from confirmation emails you forward to it. It does not suggest destinations, days, restaurants or costs. For that you need a planner like Travileer, then you can forward the bookings you make to TripIt if you want its alerts.

How much is TripIt Pro?

$49 a year on tripit.com, or $48.99 as an iOS in-app purchase, auto-renewing. Pro adds real-time flight alerts, fare-refund monitoring, seat tracking, alternate flight search, check-in reminders and 25 documents per trip.

Can I use both?

Yes, and that is a sensible pairing: plan the days in Travileer, book, then forward the confirmations to TripIt for flight tracking. Travileer exports the plan to your calendar as an .ics file.

Is this comparison biased?

We make Travileer, so read it that way. Every competitor fact on this page links to a dated source, and the "when to choose them" section is real advice: if their strengths match your trip, use them.

How do I try Travileer?

Sign in and say the trip, for example "four days in Lisbon in October, moderate budget". Your first three AI planning actions are free and no card is needed.

Sources

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