Pricing

Free to put your data in. Paid to get the answers out. You are on the free plan.

Founding 100

Pay once. Keep it.

$99once, not per month

$99 is the total you pay. No VAT on top, no renewal, no card kept on file.

Pro is $29/mo, so this pays for itself in under 4 months and then never asks again. Compare $232 for a single year.

What you get

  • Everything in Pro, for as long as Driftly exists
  • Border-run planning, threshold alerts and the compliance calendar
  • The tax presence report and every export
  • The document vault, with second-factor protection
  • Full arbitrage ranking across every city
  • New Pro features as they ship, at no extra cost

What it does not cover

  • Team seats and the employer dashboard, which are priced per seat
  • Anything a third party charges for directly, such as an eSIM or a visa fee

Read this first. Lifetime means the life of the product, and Driftly is built by one person with no customers yet. If it shuts down, it stops. Your data is exportable at any time and stays yours either way. Buy this because $99 is worth the tool to you today, not as a bet on a company.

One payment, no subscription, nothing to cancel. 14-day right of withdrawal applies as normal. Refund policy

Free
$0always, no card

Know where you stand today.

  • Unlimited trips, no cap, ever
  • Your Schengen status right now
  • Day counts for every country
  • Three forward-looking checks a month, then 30 cities to browse
ProSave 33%Most chosen
$19$29per month, billed $232 yearly · 4 months free

Plan the next move before it becomes urgent.

  • Border-run planning, every exit ranked
  • Alerts at 75% and 90% of any limit
  • Tax presence report and exports
  • Document vault, offline at the border
Founder 100
$99once, not per month

Pay once and never think about the price again.

  • Everything in Pro, for as long as Driftly exists
  • No renewal, no card kept on file
  • New Pro features as they ship
  • Only 100 spots
Take a founding spot ($99)

Every paid plan starts with 3 free days. A card is required, nothing is charged until day 4, and cancelling before then costs nothing. Annual is billed once and saves 33% — 4 months free. Prices are in USD and final. The amount shown is the amount charged. No VAT is added: the provider is a sole proprietor under § 19 UStG (Kleinunternehmerregelung, Germany). An invoice is emailed automatically after payment. Managing several people? See how team accounts work.

You are never left stranded behind the paywall. If you are over a limit, or within seven days of one, the full ranked border-run list opens regardless of plan. Someone about to overstay is not someone to charge.

Questions people ask before paying

Is the free plan really free, or a trial?

Free, permanently, with no trip cap and no card. Logging where you have been is the part that has to work for everyone. If you only ever use the tracker, that is a complete product and it costs nothing.

What does the annual plan actually save?

Annual is billed as 8 months instead of 12, so two months are free. Pro is $29 a month, or $232 for the year.

Can I cancel, and what happens to my data?

Cancel any time; it stops the next renewal rather than cutting you off mid-period. Your trips and record stay yours: you can export everything as JSON, CSV and PDF at any point, including after you downgrade.

Why is Teams priced per seat when everything else is per person?

Because the value scales with headcount: each additional employee is another set of day counts and another approval trail. A team of five pays for five, and the employer dashboard covers all of them.

Does this replace my accountant?

No, and it is not built to. The app produces a defensible record of where you were and how the days were counted, with the method version printed on it. What that means for your tax position is a question for a qualified adviser: this is the document you hand them.

What if I am about to overstay and I am on the free plan?

The full ranked border-run list opens regardless of plan whenever you are over a limit or within seven days of one. Someone about to overstay is not someone to charge.