How Tripmojo compares
Most travel apps organize trips you have already booked. Tripmojo plans the trip itself - an AI-drafted itinerary your group votes on and edits, with bookings from Gmail slotting in automatically. These pages compare that honestly: verified pricing, credit where it is due, and Tripmojo’s own weaknesses on every page.
Head-to-head
Tripmojo vs TripIt
Free tier · Pro $49/yrTripIt is the category-defining travel organizer: forward any confirmation email and it builds a master itinerary. It has done this well since 2006.
Tripmojo vs Wanderlog
Free tier · Pro $39.99/yrWanderlog is a map-first trip builder: you research places, pin them to a map, drag them into days, and collaborate on the result - the closest of the four to a planner, though you assemble every day yourself.
Tripmojo vs Tripsy
Free tier · Pro $59.99/yr or $9.99/mo · $299 lifetimeTripsy is a beautifully designed trip organizer for the Apple ecosystem - itineraries, documents and templates that feel native on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Watch.
Tripmojo vs Kayak Trips
Fully freeKayak Trips is the free organizer bolted onto Kayak’s search engine: it collects your bookings into one itinerary with real-time flight updates, wherever you booked.
If your app shut down
Two of the best-loved travel organizers are gone. Here is where their users land.
The best TripCase alternative
Shut down April 1, 2025TripCase was Sabre’s free travel organizer: bookings made through a travel agent flowed in automatically from the GDS, which made it the default itinerary app for agency-booked travellers for a decade.
The best Google Trips alternative
Shut down August 5, 2019Google Trips read your Gmail, assembled your reservations into trips on its own, and suggested day plans for your destination - the closest ancestor to what Tripmojo does, killed before its time.
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