Questions and answers

A few things
before you start.

What the planner does, how bookings work, and what you can explore now.

Getting started

What is Trip, Figured?

Trip, Figured brings your places, nights, train times and bookings together. Try a change and see what it affects before keeping it.

Do I need to book flights before I start?

No. Start with the places you have in mind and the time you have. If flights or stays are already booked, add those details so the plan can work around them.

How much does Trip, Figured cost?

Start planning free. Planned paid access is $149 for one trip, or $99 after your family completes a paid trip, in US dollars. It includes 12 months of editing and a saved archive while you keep your account. There is no subscription. Real-money purchases are not open yet.

Bookings and changes

Does Trip, Figured book travel for me?

No. You buy your tickets and stays directly from train companies and hotels. Booking order, checklists and keeping your confirmations together are part of planned paid access, which is not open yet. You can explore a route and nights free today.

Can I change my trip after I book?

Yes. Try a change to see which dates, rides and bookings you added would be affected. The preview uses known times and the booking terms you enter. Missing details stay marked as missing. You arrange any ticket or hotel changes yourself.

Places and pace

What destinations do you support?

You can plan between European cities. Some rides have published train times; others have an estimate or no known departure. The app shows which is which. Our France–Switzerland–Germany route is one example. Check the train company’s times for your dates before booking.

How many European cities can a family visit in two weeks?

Start by comparing the nights in each place and the number of hotel changes. Our 14-day example uses Paris, Lucerne and Munich plus a final Frankfurt airport night. Each extra overnight stop takes nights from somewhere else and adds another packing day.

Should a family fly into one city and out of another?

It can avoid a return train ride. Compare the full flight fares and train route for your dates before deciding.

Still have a question?

Write to hello@tripfigured.com, or see the planning steps.