ScoreMyTripScoreMyTrip
Built by industry experts

We spot the risks. You enjoy the trip.

Share your itinerary. In 3 minutes you'll know what's solid, what's risky, and the exact open points you need to nail before you pay.

I have a holiday quoteI have my own plan
Works for packages or DIYPDF · text · .docxNo signup3-minute audit
FLAGCancellation: zero refund regardless of timingFLAGForce majeure clause covers routine operational failuresTIGHTDay 5: 6 activities scheduled across 2 citiesFLAGVisa rejection: no land-package refund clauseFLAGStay in Sigriswil instead of Interlaken — village substitutionTIGHTCancellation policy not disclosed in the package quoteOKSchengen visa: standard 90-day tourist clauseFLAG"Eiffel top level (subject to availability)" — conditional inclusionTIGHTHotel names not committed in 3 of 5 staysFLAGQuote 28% above typical market for the same tierFLAGCancellation: zero refund regardless of timingFLAGForce majeure clause covers routine operational failuresTIGHTDay 5: 6 activities scheduled across 2 citiesFLAGVisa rejection: no land-package refund clauseFLAGStay in Sigriswil instead of Interlaken — village substitutionTIGHTCancellation policy not disclosed in the package quoteOKSchengen visa: standard 90-day tourist clauseFLAG"Eiffel top level (subject to availability)" — conditional inclusionTIGHTHotel names not committed in 3 of 5 staysFLAGQuote 28% above typical market for the same tier

Who this is for

Why use ScoreMyTrip?

Find yours and hit Score my trip.

Planning your own trip

You've put together flights and hotels yourself. You want a sanity check on whether the pieces actually hold before you start booking the rest.

Comparing operators

You have two quotes for the same destination. You need a way to pick objectively, not just by gut.

About to commit

The agent says the price will change tomorrow. You want a moment to slow down and check what you are actually agreeing to.

Planning for someone else

Parents, partner, a group you are organizing. You want to do right by them and not be the one who missed something.

First international trip

You don't travel often and don't know what's normal versus a red flag. You want someone in your corner who does.

Want it in writing

You want what was promised in writing instead of over a phone call, and a script that gets a real response.

How it works

Three minutes from package to verdict.

No spreadsheets, no Reddit deep-dives. Just paste and go.

Step 1

Input your plan

Upload a brochure, paste a quote, or drop a link. PDFs, notes, .docx all work.

Step 2

The 42-point stress test

We point at the exact clause, day, or hotel in your plan that someone with experience would stop and ask about.

Step 3

Your executive summary

A score. A price check against the market. The exact questions to ask before you commit.

What we check

Forty-two checks across six dimensions.

Not a vibe. A checklist. Built from the patterns we keep seeing wreck good trips.

01

Time efficiency

How well your time is planned, not just filled.

02

Stay quality

Where you actually sleep, and how close you are to what you came to see.

03

Logistics

How smoothly you move between places: buffers, transit, transfers.

04

Cost transparency

What you’ll really pay versus the headline number.

05

Contract fairness

How protected you are if something goes wrong.

06

Luggage burden

How much packing, unpacking, and dragging the trip will cost you.

Sample report

A second opinion, in writing.

Every audit ends with a numbered verdict — what's solid, what's risky, and the exact questions to send your operator.

  • Score from 0–100, calibrated against six dimensions.
  • Each finding tied to a specific day, city, or T&C clause — not generic advice.
  • Auto-drafted WhatsApp script to send straight to your operator.
  • Confidence rating per dimension — no confident claims on missing data.
Spain & Portugal · 9D / 8N · DIYREPORT · v1
56

Risky — worth questioning before you book

4 findings on time efficiency, 2 on contract fairness. Cost reads below typical — likely missing inclusions.

Day 5: 6 activities across 2 cities
Seville full-day plus a Triana sub-area transit. Pacing pressure for a single day.
TIME EFF · D5
Cancellation policy not disclosed in quote
No tiered ladder shared. Industry standard retains 25–50% at 30–60 days out, 100% within 7.
CONTRACT
Stay in Sigriswil cheaper-tier substitute for Interlaken
Marketed as Interlaken; actual stay in Sigriswil — typically 30–50% lower hotel rates.
STAY QUALITY
Hotel names committed in all 4 stays
Specific properties named in the quote; the operator can't swap silently.
STAY · OK

Why this exists

The travel market is not built around your interests.

Every system runs on incentives, and travel is no exception. Your incentive is a memorable holiday. The operator wants a closed sale, the hotel wants a booked room, the agent wants a commission.

None of them are bad actors. But the questions you don't think to ask, they have no reason to volunteer. The trade-offs you can't see from the outside, they have no reason to surface.

The misalignment is structural, and on a one-time-a-year purchase, it lands on you.

Read why we built this

FAQ

Things people usually ask.

Why do I need ScoreMyTrip?+
Most travelers don't catch what's broken in their trip until they're at the airport. Whether you've bought a package or planned it yourself, we read your itinerary against 42 known patterns and tell you what to fix or question before you pay.
How is this different from TripAdvisor or Reddit?+
Reviews tell you what other people felt about a destination. We tell you what your specific itinerary will cost, where it might break, and exactly what to question — in one document, in three minutes.
Do you sell my email or itinerary?+
No. Your email is used only for quota tracking and service messages. We never sell or share your data, and we don't take affiliate commissions from operators. The audit IS the product.
Package audit vs DIY plan audit — what's the difference?+
Same engine, different framing. For a packaged tour, we surface contract clauses, village substitutions, and operator-favourable T&Cs you should question before paying. For a DIY plan, we focus on pacing, transit buffers, and gaps in your own bookings.
How does the WhatsApp script help me negotiate?+
Every audit ends with a ready-to-send message — polite, specific, and tied to the actual gaps in your quote. Paste it into WhatsApp or email and your operator must respond in writing. That paper trail is your leverage: when they've committed cancellation terms, hotel names, or refund policy in writing, they can't walk it back. Travelers who use the script typically resolve 3–5 unknowns before paying.
Can you book the trip for me?+
No — and that's deliberate. We don't take booking commissions, so our findings are honest. You take the audit and book wherever you want — your operator, a different operator, or yourself.
What does the trip score actually mean?+
A 0–100 number weighted across six dimensions: time efficiency, stay quality, logistics, cost transparency, contract fairness, and luggage burden. Above 80 = bookable as-is, 60–80 = bookable with caveats worth questioning, below 60 = risky enough that we'd hold off and renegotiate first. The score is calibrated against our internal benchmarks, not user reviews — every finding behind it is traceable to a specific clause, day, or city.
How long does an audit take?+
Typically 30 seconds to 5 minutes, depending on file size and how image-heavy your PDF is. A pasted text itinerary or a clean operator brochure usually scores in under a minute. A scanned 30-page PDF with photo-heavy day spreads can take 3–5. The audit engine itself is instant; the wait is the LLM reading your document carefully enough to extract every day, every hotel, every clause.
What file formats do you accept?+
PDF (text or scanned), Word documents (.docx), or pasted plain text. We extract structure from all three. If your operator sent the package as WhatsApp messages or screenshots, paste the text into the box — we'll read it.
What kinds of trips do you support?+
Built for Indian outbound travel — Europe, Southeast Asia, Middle East, US/Canada, Africa, the Pacific. The audit engine, cost benchmarks, and contract-clause patterns are all tuned for what Indian operators sell and what Indian travelers see in practice. Domestic India and inbound-to-India trips work but the cost benchmarks are less calibrated.
What if your audit misses something I find later?+
We're transparent about confidence: every dimension shows whether we had enough data to score it, and findings tagged "your notes" are flagged as user-attested rather than document-verified. The audit is a second-opinion tool, not a guarantee — it surfaces the patterns we've seen wreck good trips, but it can't replace reading your own contract carefully.

Don't pay blind

Spend three minutes now, make memories later.

We just make sure you have what you need to make the call with eyes open.

I have a holiday quote I have my own plan