What is Global Gladiators?

Global Gladiators brings trips, hotels, itinerary items, media, and subscriptions together, helping travelers plan, manage, and explore journeys on 10 pages.

I'm on Free and want to share just one trip. Do I need a subscription?

No. A one-time $5 "Single Trip" unlock lets you share that specific trip with unlimited travelers — including the message board and comments — with no subscription at all.

How does trip sharing work?

From any unlocked trip, hit Share to generate a secure link. Email it or text it to your travelers — anyone with the link sees a clean, read-only view of the itinerary, map, accommodations, transport, story, and board. No account needed for them.

What is the group message board?

Every shared trip includes a built-in message board: the planner posts announcements (pinned ones stay on top), and travelers reply in threads — so the whole group's conversation lives with the trip, not scattered across group texts.

Can I cancel Pro anytime? What happens to my trips?

Yes, cancel anytime — Pro lasts through the end of your paid period and doesn't renew. Your trips and photos stay in your account; you just return to the Free plan's limits (1 active trip, private).

Comparison

Global Gladiators vs Wanderlog

Both apps produce a day-by-day itinerary you can carry on your phone. The difference appears when the trip becomes a group project: who can read the plan without creating an account, where the budget lives, and what sharing actually costs.

Wanderlog is a genuinely good map-first planner — worth a look if you travel mostly solo. Here is the honest side-by-side for a group trip.

Start free. Share one trip for $5 once, or 12 trips for $25 a year — no per-traveler seats.

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Reviewed October 2026

Side by side

What matters	Global Gladiators	Wanderlog
Travelers reading the plan without an account	One link opens a read-only view in a browser. No sign-up, no install, nothing to download before the flight.	Built for collaboration between people who each have an account, so the group typically signs in with Google or email.
What sharing costs	Free to plan. $5 once to share one trip with unlimited travelers, or $25 a year for up to 12 shared trips.	Free core planning with a paid Pro tier in the $40–50 a year range for extras such as offline access.
Itinerary and budget in the same trip	Estimated vs. actual spending per category, day or traveler, with charts that update as you edit activities.	Expense tracking exists as a companion to the itinerary; depth of budgeting varies by plan.
The group conversation attached to the plan	A message board inside the trip: pinned announcements, threaded replies and email alerts when plans change.	Comments and notes on places and list items.
Photos and a record of the trip afterwards	Trip Story keeps photos, journal entries and daily highlights per day, plus a shareable slideshow.	Photos and notes can be attached while planning.

Competitor features and prices change often. The comparison above reflects their sites as of October 2026 — check their current pricing before you decide.

Where Wanderlog is the better fit

Offline maps. If you regularly travel without reliable data, Wanderlog's downloaded maps are a real advantage — ours need a connection.
Map-first discovery. Browsing places on a map and borrowing structure from other travelers' guides is Wanderlog's core strength.
You plan alone and never share. If the plan is only ever for you, the sharing model here is not what you need.