Jettova

Jettova is a trip planner for solo travelers and groups, with an AI itinerary builder and tools for coordinating decisions and expenses. It suits people who want those tasks in one place; developers should weigh its monthly API quotas and planned launch terms.

Overview

Give Jettova a destination or travel idea and it builds a day-by-day itinerary with activities, meals, budgets, and booking links. Route planning, shared itineraries, and offline access round out the trip-planning basics. The stronger distinction is its reach across the whole group trip: members can settle on a destination and dates, plan together, and split costs afterward.

Bookings go through partners including Expedia, Viator, Klook, Ticketmaster, Airalo, EconomyBookings, and Ekta. Jettova says it adds no markup or platform fee, with checkout and payment handled by the partner at its prices. That arrangement keeps Jettova free to plan with, but requires travelers to complete purchases outside its own checkout.

Key features

Group decisions and itineraries

Planning rooms let a group vote on destination, dates, budget, and preferences while collaborating on an itinerary. Meet in the Middle ranks destinations by factors such as cost and travel time, with an English-friendly filter. These tools can help groups narrow choices when members have different budgets or travel constraints; solo travelers have less reason to value the group layer.

AI and video-based planning

The AI planner creates and updates day-by-day schedules, including activities, meals, budgets, and booking links. Travelers can also submit TikTok or YouTube travel videos to get a proposed itinerary. That makes Jettova useful for turning an idea or inspiration into a structured plan, though the resulting schedule still needs to suit the travelers’ own priorities.

Polls and shared expenses

Date polls allow voting on days or times without requiring an account, and a live heatmap shows where availability overlaps. For costs, Jettova extracts structured details from receipts and calculates who owes whom using the fewest transfers. The service says it discards receipt images after processing, while it may retain structured receipt fields for expense splitting.

Developer API

The API covers meeting-city rankings, itinerary tools, expense splitting, visa information, packing lists, and booking links. Its free tier allows 500 requests per month, and every listed tier is capped at 60 requests per minute. That is a modest starting allowance for evaluation or limited use; applications with heavier traffic need a paid tier or custom quota.

Pricing

Consumer trip planning is free: users can save itineraries with a free account, and Jettova says it charges no markup or platform fee. Bookings are paid to partners at their listed prices. No consumer subscription cost is attached to planning.

API plans are presented as planned launch pricing with early-access billing by monthly invoice. Starter costs $29 a month for 5,000 requests per month, a 60 requests-per-minute cap, and no attribution requirement. It fits a small integration that exceeds the free tier but does not need priority support.

Growth costs $99 a month for 25,000 requests per month, the same rate cap, and priority support. It is the more suitable published option for a higher-volume integration that values faster support. Both paid API prices are planned launch terms rather than established consumer-plan charges.

Free API has no listed price and includes 500 requests per month, a 60 requests-per-minute cap, and a required “Powered by Jettova” attribution. Scale uses custom pricing, with a custom quota, SLA and contract terms, and revenue-share options on booking links. Choose Scale when a fixed published quota is not adequate or contract terms matter; its price depends on a custom arrangement.

Platforms

Jettova supports web, Android, and iOS. An API is also available for developers. The stated platform coverage spans major mobile systems and the browser, while the API serves a separate integration use case.

Who it's for

Jettova is a strong fit for groups that need to coordinate destinations, schedules, budgets, and shared spending, as well as travelers who want an itinerary assembled from a destination idea or video. Its free consumer planning also suits people who want to organize a trip without paying for a planning subscription. Developers should compare their expected monthly request volume with the 500-request free tier and the paid quotas.

It is less compelling for someone who only needs a simple itinerary or does not need group decisions, polls, and expense splitting. Teams building an API-dependent product should account for the per-minute cap and the planned status of the stated launch billing terms.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Free consumer planning includes saved itineraries, with no Jettova booking markup or platform fee.
• Pros: Group voting, destination ranking, date polls, and expense splitting cover several coordination tasks beyond itinerary creation.
• Pros: Video submissions and AI itinerary updates give travelers more than one way to turn ideas into a day-by-day plan.
• Pros: The API includes tools for meeting cities, visas, packing, expenses, and booking links.
• Cons: Bookings and payments happen through partner checkouts, so purchasing is not completed within Jettova.
• Cons: The free API tier is limited to 500 requests per month and requires attribution; all listed tiers share a 60 requests-per-minute ceiling.
• Cons: Jettova says it does not currently hold SOC 2, ISO 27001, or PCI DSS certification, which may matter to organizations with formal vendor requirements.

Alternatives

For a broad browse of similar tools, start with Travel Itinerary Apps. Choose Pappus Travel Planner if you want free software under GPL-3.0-or-later and need its listed Linux, macOS, or Windows support. tabiori is another free-plan option, with a 100 MB upload allowance on its Basic use plan.

Lambus offers a free basic platform and a separate PRO option for readers considering paid features. Choose Pilot for its flexible itinerary builder, route and map tools, file and reservation import, and real-time collaboration on a free plan. Roadtrippers may suit a road trip focused on saved trips and stops: its free tier allows one saved trip and three stops per trip, while Basic raises that to three saved trips and 20 stops for $11.99 a month.

Rome2Rio is a free alternative for unlimited searches without a subscription. TravelMap fits travelers who want a travel blog, with a free plan capped at 100 photos and straight-line routes. TREK is worth considering if you want self-hosted software for personal or internal company use under AGPL-3.0.

Verdict

Choose Jettova if your trip involves group decisions and shared expenses as well as itinerary building: its free consumer planner ties those steps together, including polls and receipt-based splitting. The main reason to look elsewhere is a need for in-app booking checkout or an API allowance beyond the free tier without planned paid terms; developers should also account for the shared 60 requests-per-minute limit.