AlpacaBag
AlpacaBag's free tier already produces a full day-by-day plan with a map and PDF, and the paid side has become simpler than before: one Premium route is a single ruble payment rather than a token balance, and the annual pass does not renew itself. The catch is unchanged — everything from the interface to the payment currency and the seller, a Russian sole proprietor, is oriented toward a Russian-speaking audience, which limits how well it serves anyone else.
Pros
- Free tier already includes a full itinerary, map and PDF export
- Premium is a one-time per-route charge with no subscription, and the annual pass does not auto-renew
- Supports both Google Maps and Yandex Maps
- Android app on Google Play and RuStore in addition to the web app
- A failed generation keeps the paid credit until a successful result
Cons
- Pricing and primary audience are oriented around Russia, with rubles as the only currency
- No iOS app found, only Android and web
- Seller is an individual entrepreneur rather than a company, with no stated launch year