Pricing

The planning is free. The booklet is $20.

Plan as much as you like with your group. When the trip is ready, order a printed booklet for everyone going.

The planner
Freefor every trip
  • Plan as many trips as you like
  • Invite your group: planners edit, everyone else follows along
  • Days, places, trains and reservations, with a map for every day
  • Watch your booklet take shape as you plan
Open the planner
The booklet
$20a copy · plus $6 shipping an order
  • 5.5 × 8.5 in, printed in full colour
  • A matte cover
  • Your trip day by day, with maps
  • As many pages as your trip needs, up to 48
  • One of three styles, picked for your trip
See sample pages
Shipping

One flat rate, to your door.

Shipping is one price for the whole order, so the whole group’s copies cost the same to send as one.

Rate
$6 an order, however many copies are in it
Method
Standard mail
Time
11 to 14 days from payment to your door
Where
United States only for now
Copies
Up to 10 an order, sent to one address
Ordering

From plan to post box.

  1. 1

    Plan the trip

    Your plan becomes booklet pages as you go, for free.

  2. 2

    Check the proof

    Look through a proof of every page and approve it.

  3. 3

    Pay and give the address

    Choose how many copies, pay $20 each plus $6 shipping, and say where to send them.

  4. 4

    It comes in the mail

    We print the booklets and mail them: 11 to 14 days to your door.

Questions

Good to know.

Do I have to buy a booklet?
No. The planner is free to use, for as many trips as you like. You pay only if you want your trip printed.
Can you send booklets outside the United States?
Not yet. For now we can mail booklets to addresses in the United States only.
How many pages will my booklet have?
It follows your trip: each day gets a spread, a busy day two, up to 48 pages in all, which is about three weeks. Our seven-day sample trip made 28 pages.
What will I see before I pay?
A proof of every page of your booklet, made from your plan. You approve it before you order.

Where are you going next?

Start planning — it’s free