Your own words outrank our rules
Write “coastal, slow mornings, no motorways” and the route follows your words ahead of our pacing defaults.
Free: the whole itinerary, no account
The road trip planner that plans the whole trip
Tell us where you're going and how long you have. You get a day-by-day itinerary with real stops, honest driving times and somewhere to sleep — editable in a tap.
How it works
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Say where and how long
Start, finish, dates, and how far you're happy to drive in a day. Five short steps, no account needed.
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We build the days
Real places, sensible drives and an overnight that makes sense — paced so no day turns into a slog.
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Change anything in a tap
Don't like a stop? Pick from three alternatives. Want a different day? Rebuild just that day, keep the rest.
Change anything by picking, not typing
Every edit is the same move: three ready alternatives, tap one, the day recalculates around it. No chat box, no blank page, no starting over.
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Cliff-top viewpoint12 min off the route · best at golden hour
Harbour seafood lunchOn the way · fits the drive to tonight's town
Old-town walkAdds 40 min · shaded, easy on tired legs
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Why it's different
No chat, no blank pageEvery change is a card with three ready options, so you're never staring at a text box wondering what to type.
Driving times you can trustDays are paced around the drive limit you set, so the plan survives contact with the road.
Real places, not invented onesStops come with photos, maps and live place details — and we say plainly when something is worth confirming.
Built for how you travelCar, EV or RV: charging stops, campgrounds, tolls and a running budget come with the plan.
What you actually get
A plan is only useful if it survives contact with the road. These are the parts that do the work.
Cards, not a chat window
Each day is a strip of cards: drive, stop, meal, overnight. Every place has its time and a one-line reason.
A budget built from your car
Fuel comes from your car's own consumption, not an average. Food, stays, tolls and vignettes are added on top.
Charging stops in the day, not a footnote
Enter your real range and charging stops appear inside the drive, sized to it. A charge can share a lunch stop.
Rewrite a day in a sentence
Type “too much driving, and I want a swim” and that one day is rebuilt. The rest of the trip stays as it was.
No account to plan
Open the planner and go, with no account and no card. Sign up later and the trips you made come with you.
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Take it with you
The iPhone app keeps your trips on the phone, so the plan still works where the signal doesn't.
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Pricing
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Plan a trip and read the whole itinerary — every day, every stop, the full route and map.
Best value
Pro
$39.99 a year, or $3.99 a week
Unlimited changes and AI picks, trips up to 30 days, ratings, prices and opening hours, and a check that places are still open before you leave.
The annual plan starts with a 3-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Questions, answered
- What is Roadanza?
- A road-trip planner. You give it a start, a finish and how many days you have; it returns a full day-by-day itinerary — stops, driving times, where to sleep and a rough budget — that you can edit without starting over.
- How does it build the itinerary?
- It routes the corridor you asked for, paces the days around the daily drive limit you set, and fills each day with places along the way using live place data. You see the reasoning in the plan itself: distances, drive times and what each stop is.
- Can I change what it suggests?
- Yes, and that's the point. Every stop, overnight and whole day can be swapped — you pick from three ready alternatives (or ask for three more), reorder stops by hand, or add your own place. There's no chat box to argue with.
- How accurate is the place information?
- Stops, photos and details come from live place data, and the itinerary itself is generated — so treat it as a well-researched draft, not a booking confirmation. Anything time-critical (ferries, permits, seasonal closures, opening hours) is worth confirming with the operator before you drive.
- Is it free?
- Planning a trip and reading the whole itinerary is free — we don't hide the plan behind a wall. Pro adds unlimited changes, longer trips and the extra place detail.
- How does the free trial work?
- The annual plan starts with a 3-day free trial — you're only charged when it ends, and cancelling before then costs nothing. The weekly plan has no trial: it bills from the start and you can cancel any time.