TripIt review
A capable booking-to-itinerary organizer with useful free features and a $49 annual Pro tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TripIt organizes flights, hotels, rental cars, trains, activities, and other travel plans into a single itinerary. It is designed for leisure and business travelers who want booking confirmations, reservation details, maps, directions, documents, and activities in one place. Users can forward confirmation emails, connect supported inboxes through Inbox Sync, or add plans manually on the web and mobile apps. Sharing lets families, friends, and coworkers view trip details, while offline access keeps itinerary information available without an active connection.
The free TripIt plan covers core itinerary organization, inbox-based plan capture, calendar synchronization, sharing, and three document uploads per trip. It supports Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, Microsoft, and SAP Concur. According to the published plan details, TripIt Pro costs $49 USD per year with annual billing and is advertised with a 30-day trial. The paid tier adds real-time flight alerts, disruption notifications, alternate-flight information, fare tracking, airport navigation, travel guidance, and passport renewal reminders. Premium charges are nonrefundable after purchase under the official agreement, while trial terms can vary by offer.
TripIt’s strongest fit is for travelers who regularly collect confirmations from multiple providers and want automatic itinerary creation rather than manual trip planning. Its combination of reservation import, calendar feeds, shared itineraries, maps, transportation options, and offline access gives it useful breadth for organizing an active trip. TripIt Pro is more relevant to frequent travelers who value flight alerts, alternate-flight details, fare tracking, and airport guidance; occasional travelers may find the free plan sufficient. Organizations or developers seeking new API-based integrations should look elsewhere, since the public API is no longer available for new integrations.
TripIt pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatically builds itineraries from forwarded booking confirmations
- Supports sharing, calendar feeds, offline access, and document storage
- Available on web, iOS, and Android with major calendar integrations
- Where it doesn't
- TripIt Pro costs $49 per year after its advertised 30-day trial
- The public API is no longer available for new integrations
- The free plan allows three document uploads per trip
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