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You pay once, based on how long your trip is. No subscription, no add-ons, no VAT bolted on at the end. The plan is yours to keep.

A city break worth planning for
€49
Starting price
One-time fee
VAT
Already included
48h
Delivery time

Pick your days,
see your exact price

  • Day-by-day local itinerary
  • Hidden gems with exact directions
  • Eating and drinking picks for every budget
  • Offline-friendly PDF download
  • Free revision within 7 days
Launch price · until 30 Sep 2-day plan
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Good to know

Count the days you'll really be out exploring. If you land late at night or head home at dawn, there's no need to pay for a day you'll mostly spend getting there. Just pick the days you'll actually have in the city.

A plan being put together

What you get,
every time

Whatever the length, the price buys the same thing: a plan made for you, by someone who actually knows the city. Three parts of that are the reason people pay for it.

  • Opening hours, checked against your dates

    Not “usually open Tuesdays”. Every spot in your plan is checked for the actual week you travel, so you don't walk twenty minutes to a closed door.

  • What's actually on while you're there

    Real dated events: the gig, the market, the exhibition that opens the weekend you land. The things a guidebook printed last year cannot know about.

  • A local puts their name to every pick

    Someone who lives in the city reads your answers and signs off on the finished plan. No algorithm guessing at what's popular, no sponsored placements, ever.

We know you've got options

Every option below hands the checking back to you. A sotto plan arrives finished: picked, checked and signed off by a host who lives there.

Elsewhere
01 ChatGPT & AI planners

Ask for three days in Amsterdam and you get the answer it gives everyone: the Rijksmuseum, a canal cruise, a walk round the Jordaan. It can't check whether the café it just recommended is still open, and it has no idea what's on the weekend you're there.

A local reads your answers and builds the plan around them. Opening hours are checked against your dates, and real events happening that week go into the plan.
02 Lonely Planet & guidebooks

Written a year or two ago, for a million different readers, then printed. By the time it reaches you the good places have moved on, and the ones locals keep to themselves were never going to make the page.

Written for your trip, in the week you take it. The picks come from someone who eats there, not from a listing that qualified for inclusion.
03 Google Maps reviews

A 4.5 average tells you a place is popular, not that it's good. The bar with forty ratings can be the best night of your trip, and the one with four thousand is usually the one nearest the station.

Every pick is chosen by one person who knows the city and stands behind it by name. Nothing gets in for being popular.
04 A travel agent

Genuinely personal, and genuinely expensive. The fee can end up costing more than your flights, and it mostly buys you booking, not the local detail of what to do once you've landed.

One flat fee from €49, VAT included, and it buys exactly the part an agent usually skips.
05 Planning it yourself

Three or four hours across twenty tabs and blog posts written for somebody else's trip. At the end of it you still can't tell whether the plan is any good until you're standing there.

Five minutes of questions, then a finished plan within 48 hours. If something misses, tell us within 7 days and we revise it free.

The quickest way to settle it: read a real plan, and see what a local actually writes.

See a sample plan

Pricing, answered

Is this a subscription?

No. It's a single flat fee based on how many days your trip is, from €49 for 2 days to €99 for 5. You pay once and the plan is yours to keep, no account required.

What's included in the price?

Everything you need to travel like you live there: a day-by-day plan built around your dates, hidden gems with directions, café and restaurant picks, checked opening hours, real events that week, and an offline PDF. A free revision is included too. See a real sample plan →

Are there any hidden or extra costs?

None. VAT is already included and there's nothing added at checkout. You pay for your own hotels, meals and tickets directly, exactly as you would anyway, and we never take a cut or a kickback from anyone we recommend.

What does “launch pricing” mean?

It means what it says: we are new, and these are the prices we are starting with. They hold until 30 September 2026. What happens after that depends on how the first months go, so the honest answer is that we do not know yet. Either way, if you buy now you keep the price you paid.

Why does a longer trip cost a bit more?

More days means more to plan and more for a local to get right: extra neighbourhoods, more picks, and a route that actually holds together across the whole trip. The price scales gently with the work behind it.

What if I don't like it?

Tell us what missed the mark within 7 days and we'll revise your plan for free. If it's still not right after that, you can request a full refund. No drama.

Can't I just ask ChatGPT for free?

You can, and you'll get the same list as everyone else, plus the odd place that closed two years ago and no idea what's actually on while you're there. Every Sotto plan is finished by a local: checked hours, real dated events, and zero sponsored placements.

See what your weekend could look like

Take the quiz, pick your dates, and get a plan built just for you within 48 hours.