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Choosing between two or three destinations usually means juggling a dozen browser tabs. This tool puts up to 4 countries side by side in one clean view, so the decision becomes obvious. Compare overall scores, daily budget by travel style, best months to visit, visa rules, recommended trip length, top activities and the places worth seeing. Across 146 countries. Adjust your shortlist anytime, share the comparison, or export it to PDF. Free, no signup, available in 5 languages.
Most of my trips started the same way: three or four destinations on a shortlist, fifteen browser tabs open, and no clear way to actually compare them. One site for the weather, another for costs, another for visas. By the end I knew a lot of disconnected facts but still couldn't decide.
So I built a tool that puts the whole picture next to each other. Pick up to 4 countries and see them side by side: overall score, daily budget by travel style, best months to visit, visa rules, how many days you really need, top activities and the places worth seeing. When everything lines up in one view, the decision usually makes itself.
It covers 146 countries, lets you share a comparison or export it to PDF, is completely free, no signup, and works in 5 languages.
Would love feedback, especially on which comparison categories matter most to you when you're stuck between destinations.
I had this exact situation recently: a few possible destinations, way too many tabs open, and after checking weather, transport, costs, visa rules, and “best time to visit” articles, the decision somehow felt less clear than before.
I like that this puts the comparison into one clean view instead of making people build their own messy research doc. The PDF export is a nice detail too, especially if you’re planning with friends or family and need to share the options.
Curious how you calculate the overall score. Is it based mostly on objective factors like budget, weather, safety, and visa rules, or can users adjust the weighting based on what matters most to them?
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“Put up to 4 destinations side by side and decide”
Torn between destinations? Compare them was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 7 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #47 on the daily leaderboard. Choosing between two or three destinations usually means juggling a dozen browser tabs. This tool puts up to 4 countries side by side in one clean view, so the decision becomes obvious. Compare overall scores, daily budget by travel style, best months to visit, visa rules, recommended trip length, top activities and the places worth seeing. Across 146 countries. Adjust your shortlist anytime, share the comparison, or export it to PDF. Free, no signup, available in 5 languages.
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