RoadtrippersReviews of roadtrippers.com

Save yourself the $60 annual subscription and just use Google maps. The features to not justify the cost. I can only blame myself for not canceling the trial on time which is where every subscription service gets you. I tried reaching out to see if they would refund the one day late but they stuck to heir guns which puts an even worse taste in my mouth.

BE WARNED! Roadtrippers is such a shady company. They know exactly what they are doing when they hide an auto-renewal into your subscription plan. You use the app once for a roadtrip and forget about it until the next year when they charge your credit card $35.99. As soon as I saw the charge I called them and said I haven’t even used this in a year and did not sign up for a renewal plan, they sent me some boiler plate nonsense back that you can see them respond to all of these one star reviews. Of which there are MANY. That what happens when you steal from people. SCAM. STAY. AWAY. FROM. ROADTRIPPERS. I’ll be continuing to post anywhere I can to let people know about this SCAMMING SHADY DECEPTIVE excuse for a company. The only way they can make money is to steal it.

Great app to plan the perfect road trip! Used the plan my trip feature and my itinerary was planned for me. So cool.

I absolutely would not join RoadTrippers. In my opinion, they are not an honest business. They set your account to autorenew. A couple of days later, I found an unexpected charge of ~$ $36, and they refused to refund my money. All they would do is set it to not autorenew. Not the way to do business. (Roadtrippers) Apr 12, 2024, 4:31 PM EDT Hi Username, Thanks for reaching out. I'm sorry if that recent renewal for your [link removed] account caught you by surprise. Because you did not cancel before the end of your annual subscription, your membership renewed into a Basic level for another year and is now active until March 19, 2025. Membership payments are non-refundable, per the Terms of Use agreed to upon signup. I cannot offer a refund for this recent charge, but your subscription has been set to cancel at the end of this year’s membership. Your membership will expire next year and there will be no further charges unless you manually turn auto-renewal back on. We truly value your feedback and would love to learn more about how we could specifically make Roadtrippers work for you. If you have any feedback, feel free to reply to this email. Let us know if there's anything else we can do to help. All the best, Customer Support In addition, I turned in a complaint to the Better Business Bureau, which informed me that Roadtrippers had refused to respond to their inquiry. I encourage everyone to read the reviews here at Trustpilot. In addition, you can also Google Roadtrippers, where you can find similar reviews to mine. I hope you learn from the mistakes I and many others made in engaging with Roadtrippers and avoid them.

Professionally I was a GIS Analyst and cartographer for 26 years. I’ve noticed that interstate highway symbols are positioned below the interstate roadway lines. Often you cannot read the interstate id name because of the thickness of the line. I would suggest that the position of the symbols be checked to be sure they are always on top of the roadways. As a point of clarity, I am using an an Apple iPad if that is pertinent. Thank you, Tom Dobbs

Avoid at all costs, they con you with a free 7 day subscription but they charge you immediately and refuse to refund you. It's a scam

Unhappy? Too bad; no refunds! After paying $30.00 for an annual basic account, I spent hours creating one trip. The next time I log in, I discover that my trip has been "locked" and being held hostage unless I pay more to upgrade to the next level. Why would I do that when they have just shown me how poorly they treat their users? A closer review of the website FAQ page reveals that there is no product satisfaction guarantee. Sure, you can cancel, but "tough luck and too bad"; no refunds. Buyer beware.

Quite possibly my favorite app. Check it out if you like to take roadtrips.