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Type a destination and a number of days and get a day-by-day travel itinerary.
MagicTrips is a single-purpose trip planner. You enter a city and a trip length, optionally narrow it with interests, and it returns a day-by-day itinerary you can save to an optional account. The site claims more than 200,000 itineraries generated. It is published by to1 Labs, which gives no address or company registration anywhere on the site, and the terms page explicitly disclaims that the itineraries are professional travel advice. There is no pricing page, plan selector or checkout of any kind, so the tool is free in practice, which also means it lasts only as long as the operator keeps paying for it.
No pricing page, plan selector or checkout exists on the site; itinerary generation and account creation are both free. No figure is recorded because none is published.
Use tool ↗A small, fast itinerary generator that does not make you sign up or pay before seeing output - which is the main thing that separates it from the dozens of identical travel planners. It is also thin: no bookings, no maps integration described, no company behind it that you can identify, and no revenue model that would suggest it will still be running next year.
Watch out: Nothing on the site indicates how it is funded, and a free tool with no revenue line is the kind that disappears without notice.
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