ShareTrip Rewards compared with other itinerary platforms
ShareTrip Rewards, Journli, Stippl and TourRadar RISE all let travelers get something back for sharing trips, but they work very differently: Journli sells itineraries, Stippl is a trip-planning app with a points program, TourRadar RISE pays affiliate commission on multi-day tours, and ShareTrip shares a referral commission from direct partner hotels on stays that actually happened. The table below summarises the differences as of September 2026.
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| Platform | How sharers earn | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| ShareTrip Rewards | 40% of the commission from direct partners, on completed stays | Sharing or finding trips people provably took; direct hotel bookings |
| Journli | Sells itineraries at a price the creator sets (15% or 5% service fee) | Selling detailed itineraries for a fixed price |
| Stippl | Points redeemable for PRO or eSIMs; own affiliate links for influencers | Planning and organising your own trip |
| TourRadar RISE | Affiliate commission on multi-day tour bookings (avg $180, per TourRadar) | Creators and agents promoting organised multi-day tours |
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FAQ
Which sites pay you for sharing travel itineraries?
As of September 2026: Journli lets you sell itineraries for a price you set; TourRadar RISE pays affiliate commission on multi-day tours booked through your links; Stippl rewards users with points (redeemable for PRO or eSIMs) and lets influencers add their own affiliate links; ShareTrip Rewards pays the traveler 40% of the commission from direct partner hotels, attractions and guides on bookings that actually took place.
Which one requires proof that you took the trip?
ShareTrip Rewards. Every published trip must have proof of travel (photos, vouchers or receipts) reviewed by moderators; receipts stay private. The other three do not state such a requirement.
Is ShareTrip Rewards the same company as ShareTrip in Bangladesh?
No. ShareTrip Rewards (sharetrip.site) is an independent travel marketplace founded by Meir Gilady in Israel. It is not affiliated with ShareTrip Ltd. (sharetrip.net), the Bangladeshi online travel agency.