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Girls' trip planner

Finally get the girls' trip on the calendar

Everyone says "we have to do a trip!" and then it never happens. Trip Pulse turns that into real answers: who's in, which weekends work and what everyone can spend, all privately.

Start your girls' tripOne flat price per trip. Free for everyone you invite. No app to download.

From "we should" to booked

Put real options in front of the group and get a clear answer on the weekend that works for the most people.

Private budgets

Everyone sets their own limit. You only see a rough range, so nobody feels put on the spot.

Let the group suggest

Friends who are in can suggest places and dates. You approve what goes on the list.

How to plan a girls' trip that actually happens

  1. Set a rough windowPick a season or a couple of months to aim for. It's easier to agree on dates when everyone is looking at the same range.
  2. Offer a few real optionsTwo to four destinations with dates and a per-person estimate turn a vague idea into something people can say yes to.
  3. Ask privatelyPrivate answers avoid the pressure of a group vote and surface budget limits people wouldn't mention out loud.
  4. Pick the option that keeps the most peopleThe best trip isn't always the most popular pick. It's the one the most friends can actually make.
  5. Book the stay quicklyOnce it's decided, secure the rental or hotel and share the plan so the date is real.
  6. Plan arrivals togetherGroup flights and drive times so friends can meet up and share rides.

How Trip Pulse works

  1. Add your options, or let the group suggestDestinations, dates and a rough per-person cost. Mark anyone the trip needs.
  2. Send each person their linkThey say if they're in, which options work and a private budget. It takes about a minute.
  3. Call it with confidenceSee the pick that keeps the most people in, post a ready-made message to the group, then line up everyone's arrivals.
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Frequently asked questions

How do you get friends to commit to a trip?

Give them specific options with dates and costs, ask each person privately, and set a clear deadline to answer. Vague plans in a group chat rarely turn into a booked trip.

How do you handle different budgets?

Everyone sets a private spending limit. Trip Pulse uses it to find options that work for the most people and never shares individual numbers.

How many options should we compare?

Two to four is the sweet spot. Enough to find a fit, not so many that nobody can decide.

Is it free for my friends?

Yes. The organizer pays a flat fee per trip, and everyone invited answers free with no app to download.

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