Pick the cities. Stopover prices every order they could go in, then digs for the long layovers, two-ticket combos and cheaper days that add whole cities for nothing. Every price says where it came from.
That plan is 6 cities at $1,214 USD / person, priced from sample fares.
Nothing on this card is typed by hand: every row is read out of the example plan the app ships, which the optimizer produced on September 9, 2026 from sample fare data. Every price says where it came from, and none of them is a live quote.
Every site can tell you the cheapest ticket between two airports on one day. On a trip with six cities, that is the least interesting number in it.
No user counts, no logos we haven't earned. These four numbers come straight out of the airport and ground-route tables in the app.
Fifteen of them run on every trip, from free layover cities to rail passes. See how each one works →
One Dallas → London ticket that stops in Madrid for a day: $43 more than the cheapest way to fly that leg, and $199 less than buying Dallas → Madrid → London as two tickets. One booking, one bag policy, one airline responsible for you.
$45 against a $60 to $180 Eurostar, and it removes a hotel night. The optimizer values that night at $50 a person, which is the only reason a slower leg wins. The train stays on the card, because two hours against eight is your call.
Once you are already in Europe whole regions get cheap: the same city is $591 from Dallas. Three extra days and a flight home from Lisbon instead costs $180 more per person, and the plan prints that number rather than only the cheap fare out.
That is the example plan above, counted: six cities make 720 orders, and home plus those six make 42 ordered city pairs. Not one leg it picked needed a modelled price. Free grids price every pair on every date in your window, live searches confirm the legs you would actually book, and everything is cached 12 hours so a re-check costs nothing.
Every order that fits your dates, your nights per city and your must-start / must-end rules.
Kiwi's date grid and Ryanair's own calendar are free, so the optimizer trades a night here for a cheaper flight day there on real fares.
Long layovers, two-ticket combos, add-on cities, positioning flights, overnight trains and ferries, youth fares, ticketing tricks.
Every price is tagged verified, cached or estimate, with the day it was seen. When nothing beats the obvious route, the section says so.
We priced the best hub candidates for each leg live. Every one of them cost more than the single ticket, or left too little buffer to be worth it. That is the actual empty state, copied from the app. A tool that never says this is guessing.
A trip is one set of cities and dates. Changing it afterwards, re-planning it and re-checking prices are all free, forever.
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Split six ways that is $1.50 each. Nobody is charged today: while the beta is on, every trip is free.
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