How many stops you get for free, and what it costs after that, from each planner's own pricing page.
Free route planners compared
| Planner | Free plan | Paid plans | Where | Sign up |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi Stop Route (this site) | Up to 50 stops per route | No paid plan | Website, any phone or computer | No account |
| Spoke Route Planner (formerly Circuit) | Up to 10 stops per route | Lite $9.99 a month, Standard $19.99 a month (US prices), unlimited stops | Phone app (iOS and Android) | App account |
| RouteXL | Up to 20 stops per route | From €5 a day or €35 a month for up to 100 stops, €10 a day or €70 a month for up to 200 stops | Website | Account needed to upgrade |
| RoadWarrior | Up to 8 stops per route | Pro $10 a month billed $120 a year, or $15 a month monthly, up to 120 stops; Teams $49 a month plus $20 per extra driver | Phone app and web | Account |
| Upper Route Planner | Free trial only | From $40 per user a month, 250 stops per route | Web and phone app | Account |
| EZRoutePlanner | Up to 30 stops per route | From $20 a month, up to 200 stops per route | Website | Account |
Prices and limits as shown on each company's own pricing page on 15 November 2026. They may have changed since.
What the free plans mean in practice
Most route planner apps are built for delivery businesses and earn from a monthly plan, so the free plan is a sample: 8 stops on RoadWarrior, 10 on Spoke (Circuit), 20 on RouteXL and 30 on EZRoutePlanner. A normal day for a courier, a lawn care crew or a sales rep is often more than that, which is why people meet the paywall after typing in their whole list.
This planner has no paid plan, so there is nothing to sample: up to 50 stops every time, with no account. What it leaves out is what the paid apps are built around: dispatching several drivers, live tracking, proof of delivery and customer text messages. If you need those, a paid app is the right choice, and each comparison below says when.