Farside Passport Pricing

Three tiers. Pick the one that fits the way you travel.

Free is generous. Citizen unlocks group trip planning and printable Passports. Wayfarer is for entrepreneurs, remote workers, nomads with multiple bases, and corporate travellers whose passports rack up stamps faster than they can count days.

up to 17% Discount

Farside Free

Track where you've been. Star where you'd like to go. See where your friends have been.

$0 / forever
No credit card required.
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  • Full Passport mapMark every country, region, and city you've visited. Year-aware, scrollable, yours forever.
  • 1 personal wishlist or tripStar countries, regions, and cities, or build one named trip plan. Archive it whenever — you'll get a fresh slot in your next month.
  • Simple travel logDocument up to 5 journeys, lifetime. Distance, emissions, and hours-in-the-air tallied for every trip — for everyone.
  • Unlimited friendsAdd your whole travel circle — compare maps, see where they've been, accept invite links.
  • Join shared wishlistsIf a Citizen invites you to a group trip wishlist, you can contribute.
  • Stats & map exports as imageShare-card for socials. Anytime.

Farside Wayfarer

For nomads, expats, and corporate travellers. Lifetime journey log, tax-residence thresholds watched for you.

$17.99 / month
$14.99 / month
or $14.99/month if billed yearly
$179.90 billed yearly · 2 months free
USD. Cancel anytime.
Become a Wayfarer →
  • Everything in CitizenPlus —
  • Unlimited wishlists + planning sub-sectionsNo cap on lists. Each unlocks restaurants, sites, day-by-day itinerary, notes.
  • Complete travel timelineDate-granular log of every flight, train, ferry, drive. Imports Google Timeline. Powers distance, hours, emissions, day-counts.
  • Tax-residence days counterPer-country day tally for your tax year. UK SRT, US SPT, AU 183-day, custom.
  • Schengen 90/180 rolling windowDays used, days remaining, alerts as you approach the cap.
  • Visa expiry alertsPush notifications before a visa lapses or you hit an entry limit.
  • Unlimited trip archivalArchive completed trips so your active map stays clean. (Free: 1, Citizen: 25, Wayfarer: unlimited.)

Honest answers

Why is there a free tier at all?

Because Farside exists to make travel tracking easy and fun for everyone — not to lock the basics behind a paywall. We want anyone to map every country, region, and city they've been to, star the next places they're dreaming of, and discover destinations they hadn't thought of yet through the map and the Journal. Free gets you the full Passport map, your visits, one personal wishlist, a simple travel log, and unlimited friends — enough to live in for years.

What happens if I cancel Citizen?

You drop back to Free at the end of your billing period. Your data — visits, wishlists, friends — stays. Lists you created stay accessible to anyone you shared them with; you just can't create new ones until you re-subscribe. Your Founding Member badge (if you have one) is hidden while you're on Free, and re-appears the moment you re-subscribe — the number itself is permanently yours.

How does the founding-member badge work?

First 100 Citizen subscribers get a permanent "Founding Member #N" assignment. The number is yours for life — doesn't reset, doesn't expire, doesn't transfer. It only displays on your profile and in friends' lists while your Citizen (or Wayfarer) subscription is active. Cancel and the badge goes quiet; re-subscribe and it's back with the same number. Once 100 are assigned, the slot stops being available to new subscribers — ever.

Is Wayfarer just Citizen with more features?

Sort of. Wayfarer is for people who actually need the day-counter or who push the upper limits of the social and trip-planning features. The day-counter audience: entrepreneurs running things from anywhere, remote workers and nomads splitting time across multiple bases, expats, and corporate travellers (regional sales, procurement, merchandisers, account managers) flying constantly for meetings. The planning audience: people who like running multiple trip wishlists in parallel and hit the 25-list cap. It's a job-to-be-done product, not "premium for premium's sake".

Can I get a refund?

7-day return guarantee. If Citizen isn't what you expected, request a refund within 7 days of subscribing and we'll process it (and cancel your subscription immediately). After 7 days, there are no refunds — but you can cancel any time and you won't be charged again. To request a refund, open your Passport → My Account → Subscription → Request a refund, or email support@farside.earth if you've already cancelled.

Where does the money go?

Servers, audio production for the podcast, paying the operators who help us research destinations, and the inevitable graveyard of features that didn't pan out. Farside is operated as a sole proprietorship from Hong Kong; there's no VC, no board, no growth-at-all-costs pressure. Citizen subscriptions are how the publication stays independent.

Is my data safe?

Your account data lives in an encrypted database we own (Turso). Payments go through Stripe; we never see your card. We don't sell or share your data, we don't run ads, and we don't load tracking scripts on the Passport itself. Details in our Privacy Policy.

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