Planning is free, with no limit on trips.
A few things cost us every time you use them, like transit times or Google photos and reviews. Those, and a handful more like walking routes on the real streets and hills or the Excel export, use credits, which you top up whenever you like.
No subscription. Credits never expire.
Free
- Unlimited trips, with their cities, days and ideas
- A first plan to start with: give your cities, nights and pace, and it spreads the must-sees over your days
- Cities and towns anywhere in the world
- The map with each day’s walking route, in straight lines
- A minute-by-minute schedule with estimated walking times
- Search for places and find what to see in each city
- Reorder the day to walk less, by straight-line distance
- Car or Uber between stops, and hotel search
- Share trips to view or edit, with undo
- Tickets and documents on each stop, offline too
- The last trip you opened, on your phone with no signal
- Export to KML and open walking routes in Google Maps
- Atlas: where you’ve been and where you’re going next
- Connect your AI to your trips
With credits
- Walking routes on real streets and hills, and reordering the day with them
- Real public transport times: line, departure, changes and fare
- Google photos and reviews for every place
- Restaurants near your route, with ratings and price level
- Excel with formulas that recalculate, and Google Sheets
- Anything your AI does with the above
With credits, the time you’ll really get there.
Planning is free, with no limit on trips. Without credits, Routetto estimates each walk as a straight line and gives you an approximate time. With credits, it measures it along the streets, stairs and hills, and puts the train, bus or ferry that actually runs into your itinerary.
The same afternoon, worked out both ways.
Bergamo, with 10 minutes on the walls. In a straight line, you reach the station at 16:59 and make the 17:02. Along the streets and stairs of the old town, you get there at 17:05, and the train is already flagged. You find out while you plan, not on the platform.
| Place | Straight linewithout credits | Streets and hillswith credits |
|---|---|---|
| Piazza Vecchia | 15:25 | 15:27 |
| Cappella Colleoni | 16:05 | 16:07 |
| Mura Veneziane | 16:23 | 16:29 |
| Bergamo station | 16:59 | 17:05 |
| Train to Brescia, 17:02 | On time | You’ll be 3 min late |
Credits
Free
€0
no limit on trips
First purchase: 480 credits for €9.99. Once per person and per card.
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€9.99
400 credits
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€19.99
880 credits
+10% free
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€49.99
2,400 credits
+20% free
How we make money.
From credits. What you pay covers what Google and the other services charge us for each request, and the rest pays for the work of making Routetto.
And from some links. If you buy a ticket or book a hotel from the app, the site that sells it may pay us a commission. You pay the same, and what we show you doesn’t change because of it.
No ads, and we don’t sell your data.
Questions
Is it a subscription?
No. You buy a pack when you want one. No monthly fee, no renewal.
Do credits expire?
No. Whatever you don’t use on this trip is there for the next one.
What if I run out mid-trip?
Nothing breaks. The plan, the map and your tickets stay put, and searching and reordering switch to the free version, with walks in a straight line. Things that only work with credits, like transit times, wait until you top up.
How long does a pack last?
It depends on how much you use the paid features: browsing photos of every place isn’t the same as looking up one train a day. The app always shows your balance.
Does the person I share a trip with pay?
Viewing and editing a shared trip is free. If someone uses something that needs credits, it comes out of their balance, not yours.
What happens to the credits I don’t use?
They stay in your account for your next trip: they don’t expire. What happens to the unused part in the first 14 days is in the terms.
Where can I buy from?
For now, credits are only sold in the European Union: what counts is your card’s billing country. Free planning works from anywhere.
How do I pay?
On the web, at app.routetto.com, on Stripe’s payment page: by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The invoice comes by email, and if you need a full one with a Spanish tax number, you can ask for it under ‘Your purchases’.
Can I buy credits in the Android app?
No. Credits are bought on the web, at app.routetto.com, and you can use them in the Android app too: same account, same balance.
Why isn’t everything free?
Because we’re charged per request for transit times, photos and reviews. Walking routes on the real streets and hills, reordering with them and the Excel export use credits too. Everything else is free.
Does my AI use credits?
Connecting it is free. Anything it does with a paid feature comes out of your balance, just as if you’d done it yourself. A read-only connection never spends.