What Is Jettova? Every Feature, Explained (2026)

Jettova started with one observation: group trips do not fail at the booking step, they fail in the group chat, where enthusiasm goes to die. Everything the platform does grows from that. This guide is the complete, current map of what Jettova offers in 2026, from free solo planning to company offsites managed by autonomous agents, so you know exactly which piece fits your trip.

Group planning rooms (the heart of the product)

A room is a shared space where your whole group decides together: everyone votes on destination options (including multi-city routes), sets a budget cap, marks availability on a date poll, and watches the trip take shape live. When the votes are in, our AI builds the full day-by-day itinerary and every member books their own flight from their own home city, so nobody fronts the group's money and nobody chases reimbursements. Rooms handle up to 20 people, work without an account for invitees, and are free.

The AI trip planner (solo or group)

Tell Jettova your origin, dates, budget, and the vibe you want, and our AI plans a complete trip in about half a minute: flights compared from your airport, a hotel that fits the budget, and a day-by-day itinerary of real venues, not generic filler. You can storyboard the trip day by day, approving each day as it is generated, and refine the result conversationally afterward. Solo planning is unlimited and free, no account required until you want to save.

Guides, destinations, and the discovery layer

A library of 200+ curated destination pages and several hundred travel guides (budget breakdowns, group-trip playbooks, city deep dives) feeds the planner: every guide has a button that seeds a trip from it. A wishlist, a travel passport that tracks where you have been, and community trips published by other travelers round out discovery. All free, on web and in both mobile apps.

Jettova Rewards

Points for the things travelers already do: building trips, rating them, completing a profile, booking through the site, and bringing friends. Points redeem for Jettova Premium time, AI edit credits, and cosmetics like passport globe skins and name flairs. Organizers earn a bonus when their room members book, because making the trip happen is the hard part.

Jettova Premium

The core product is free and stays free. Premium ($3.99 a month or $34.99 a year) adds unlimited conversational AI editing of itineraries and supporter perks. It exists so power users can go deeper, never as a wall in front of the group loop.

Jettova for Teams (company offsites and team travel)

The same group technology, rebuilt for companies: a fairness engine that picks the best city for a distributed team by comparing real flights from every member's home airport, per-member flight booking on one company invoice, group hotel blocks, travel policies with spending caps and approval flows, expense tracking, and a leadership report when the trip wraps. Teams is in early access for design-partner companies.

Agentic travel operations (the newest layer)

Inside Teams, Jettova runs a fleet of governed autonomous agents that do the travel-ops work companies usually staff for: drafting complete offsite plans, rebooking airline-cancelled flights like-for-like at 2am, filing refunds the traveler is owed, clearing clear-cut expenses and flagging duplicates, forecasting event budgets before they break, chasing overdue approvals, and re-shopping booked fares to bank real savings when the airline's actual refund terms leave money on the table. Every money action runs inside the company's policy caps, everything above a cap becomes a human approval, every step lands on an audit trail, and each company dials autonomy up only as its own approval record earns it. The whole system is tested against an automated scenario battery, including prompt-injection attacks, on every change.

The developer platform

The engine behind Jettova is a public API: meeting-point fairness, itinerary generation, visa checks, packing lists, booking links, and more, with a keyless demo endpoint, free keys, an npm SDK, and an MCP server so AI assistants can call Jettova tools directly.

Where it runs and how it makes money

Jettova is on the web, iOS, and Android, with full feature parity as the goal across all three. The business model is simple and worth knowing: consumer bookings go through partner links (standard airline and partner pricing, no markup), and Jettova earns affiliate commissions rather than charging users. Teams bookings are handled directly on one company invoice. Prices shown while planning are estimates until you book.

Which piece should you start with?

Planning with friends: open a room and send the invite link. Traveling solo: the planner on the homepage, no signup needed. Running a company offsite: Jettova for Teams. Building a travel product: the developer API. They all share the same core promise, which is that deciding together should be the easy part of travel, not the reason the trip dies in the chat.