WaypointsX vs Travefy

As of September 2026.

Travefy's reputation is speed: building a polished, templated itinerary faster than most of the category, plus a named 'AI Content Import' feature for pulling in confirmations. What Travefy doesn't document publicly is e-signature, card authorisation or a client portal: an advisor using it for the builder alone will likely still need a separate tool for signing and card capture. WaypointsX starts from the other end: the trip record, confirmation import, native e-signing and a client portal are the core, and the itinerary is one output of that record rather than the product itself.

How they compare

Comparison of WaypointsX and Travefy across price, itinerary builder, confirmation import, e-signature, card authorisation handling, commission tracking, client portal, AI and data export.
FeatureWaypointsXTravefy
Price

Advisor $59/mo, or $49/mo billed annually (one seat). Studio $119/mo (two seats, then $39/seat). Agency $299/mo (five seats, then $39/seat). 14-day free trial, no credit card to start.

Core $39/mo and Premium $59/mo, billed annually; a $25/mo new-agent rate; extra seats $20–$39.

Itinerary builder

The itinerary is an output of the trip record, not a blank page: bookings, deadlines and documents already on the trip flow into it, and the assistant only proposes tracked changes. It never applies them silently.

Frequently cited as the fastest itinerary builder in the category, with templated layouts; no costing engine.

Confirmation import
Yes

Forward a supplier confirmation; fields are extracted with confidence scores and source quotes, the advisor reviews and accepts, then the booking, itinerary items, deadlines and expected commission are created.

Yes

'AI Content Import' is a named, shipped feature.

E-signature
Yes

Waypoints Sign is native: templates auto-fill from the trip, signers get an emailed one-time code, consent is versioned, signatures are typed or drawn, and sequential signers with countersigning are supported. Unlimited signing on every plan.

Not documented publicly

Not documented publicly, not listed on Travefy's own pricing page.

Card authorisation handling
Yes

Card authorisation is captured as a signed document. With a card vault connected, reveals are logged for the advisor to see; without one, card capture goes through Stripe tokens that can't be revealed to anyone, including WaypointsX.

Not documented publicly

Not documented publicly.

Commission tracking
Yes

Every booking carries an expected commission and expected date. Statements reconcile from CSV deterministically, or from PDF with AI, and overdue commissions can generate a chase draft.

Partial

Invoicing and commissions are included, but reported as weak on complex splits.

Client portal
Yes

Clients approve proposals, comment, sign documents, pay, upload passports, see a live itinerary and message the advisor, in one portal.

Not documented publicly

Not documented publicly.

AI
Yes

An itinerary assistant proposes tracked changes tagged by provenance (confirmed, library, suggested, advisor), with a publish gate on anything unverified. AI also assists statement reconciliation from PDF.

Partial

'AI Content Import' is shipped; no broader AI suite is documented.

Data export
Yes

An export guarantee: every trip, client, document and commission record exports on demand, on every plan.

Not documented publicly

Not documented publicly.

The itinerary is an output, not the whole product

Travefy's builder is widely regarded as the fastest way to lay out a polished itinerary. WaypointsX generates the itinerary from the trip record itself, so it reflects the bookings, deadlines and documents already on the trip, and the assistant proposes tracked changes rather than a blank layout you fill in.

A WaypointsX trip record feeding its itinerary, bookings and documents

Signing and card authorisation, without a second subscription

Travefy doesn't list e-signature or card authorisation on its pricing page. Waypoints Sign is native and unlimited on every WaypointsX plan: templates auto-fill from the trip, signers get an emailed one-time code, and card authorisation is captured as a signed document.

Waypoints Sign showing a template auto-filled from the trip

A assistant with tracked changes and a publish gate

Travefy's shipped AI feature is Content Import, for pulling confirmations in. WaypointsX's assistant goes further: every proposed change carries a provenance tag: confirmed, library, suggested or advisor, and anything unverified sits behind a publish gate before a client ever sees it.

The WaypointsX itinerary assistant with provenance tags on a proposed change

A client portal built in

A client-facing portal isn't documented on Travefy's public pages. WaypointsX's portal lets clients approve proposals, comment, sign, pay, upload passports and message the advisor, all in one place.

The WaypointsX client portal home screen

Where Travefy is the better fit

If raw itinerary-building speed and a polished, templated layout are what you need most, and you're comfortable sourcing e-signature and card authorisation from a separate product, Travefy's builder is well regarded and quick to learn.

Switching from Travefy

Bring your existing client and trip data into WaypointsX as a CSV import, and export everything back out, including trips, clients, documents and commission records, on demand, on every plan. There's no purpose-built Travefy importer beyond CSV today.

Frequently asked questions

Is Travefy's itinerary builder faster than WaypointsX's?
Travefy is widely cited as the fastest itinerary builder in the category, and that's a fair strength to weigh. WaypointsX's itinerary is generated from the trip record rather than built as a standalone document, which is a different workflow, not a speed contest we're claiming to win.
Does WaypointsX include e-signature the way a bolted-on tool would?
It's native rather than bolted on: Waypoints Sign is unlimited on every plan, with templates auto-filled from the trip, an emailed one-time code, versioned consent, and sequential signers with countersigning.
Can I bring my Travefy trips into WaypointsX?
Yes, via CSV import for your client and trip data. There isn't a purpose-built Travefy-specific importer yet: WaypointsX's own export guarantee means you're never locked in the way you'd be without one.
Does Travefy have a client portal?
It isn't documented on Travefy's public pages, so we don't state it either way. WaypointsX's portal, covering approvals, comments, signing, payment, passport upload and messaging, is documented and included on every plan.

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