Coming with v2 payments — not charged in beta. Right now, using Triply costs nothing.
Simple, transparent pricing.
In beta, Triply is free to use. Affiliate commissions on booking links are how I keep the lights on — paid by partners, not you. The per-traveler fee arrives with v2 payments.
What gets charged, and to whom.
In beta, Triply earns affiliate commission on the booking links it surfaces — paid by partners, never added to your bill. The 5% platform fee and the $4.99 per-person fee are coming with v2 payments; they are not charged today.
Questions about the schedule.
When am I charged?
In beta, you’re not charged at all. Triply earns affiliate commission from booking partners instead. When v2 payments launch, the charge fires at trip lock — never before, and only if the group confirms.
What if my trip falls through?
In beta there’s nothing to refund — Triply doesn’t collect money from you. The trip just doesn’t happen. When v2 payments launch, Triply will hold funds until the group confirms — and void them if it falls through.
Why $4.99 per person?
That number covers payment processing, group coordination, and Triply’s share when v2 payments launch. One number per traveler, per trip — no subscription, no checkout add-ons. Not charged in beta.
Do you offer business or corporate pricing?
Not at launch. Triply is built for personal trips first — bachelorette parties, college reunions, family getaways. Corporate pricing is on the roadmap once the product is stable for groups.
What about international trips?
Supported anywhere Telegram reaches you. When v2 payments launch, Stripe handles multi-currency. The $4.99 stays the same; FX is on Stripe. In beta, there’s no payment step — just booking links.
Is there a free tier?
In beta, everything is free. No subscription, no per-person charge, no catch. The $4.99 fee is coming with v2 payments. For now, just start a trip.