A trip planner built for 20, 50 or 150 stops

Let Autopilot propose stops, then keep only the ones that fit.

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A trip planner built for 20, 50 or 150 stops

Most map apps handle a handful of waypoints and then get awkward. Roadtrippers is built around long stop lists, with limits of 20 on Basic, 50 on Pro and 150 on Premium.

Autopilot shows a screen titled We recommend these stops, and each card has the town, the extra miles and the extra minutes. Seeing +12 mi and +33 m next to a stop makes the trade-off concrete before you add it.

You choose from the recommendations and tap Add to My Trip. Nothing is added automatically, so the route stays yours.

The pool behind it is about 5 million points of interest, plus guides and what the company has learned from more than 42 million trips. That gives you far more to choose from than a basic search for gas stations.

Free plans stop at 3 stops, so this style of planning needs a paid tier. The 20% membership discount lowers the entry cost, and Basic at 20 stops is the lowest tier that makes sense here.

Deals you can use now

DealCodeConditions
20%20% off all Roadtrippers memberships—Applies to the paid plans: Basic, Pro and Premium.
See Roadtrippers in detailRoad trip planner with Autopilot and RV routingA map full of stops worth the detour · Autopilot suggests the stops for you · An itinerary with distance and drive time · RV-friendly routing by height and weight

FAQ

What is the highest stop limit?

150 stops per trip on Premium.

Does Autopilot add stops without asking?

No. It recommends stops and you choose which ones to add.

How big is the stop database?

Roadtrippers lists about 5 million points of interest.

Is there a plan for a mid-sized trip?

Pro allows 50 stops and 5 saved trips for $49.99 a year before discount.

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