Quick Verdict: Triips.com is an identifiable flight-alert subscription service, not a flight booking itself. Its published policies do not guarantee that an advertised fare will be available or that you will achieve a particular saving. Check the trial, renewal and cancellation terms before subscribing.
Triips is not Trip.com
This guide covers triips.com, with two i’s. Its FAQ distinguishes Triips Club from Trip.com. Match the domain and receipt before seeking help; a similarly named travel business is not interchangeable.
You are paying for deal alerts. Before buying a flight you found through an alert, compare the final dates, baggage, airports, fare restrictions and total with the airline or booking seller. We have not purchased this subscription or independently tested its savings claims.
How the trial becomes a charge
According to Triips’s FAQ, the trial lasts seven days—168 hours from signup—and converts automatically to a paid subscription unless cancelled beforehand. Its one-trial rule means a previous trial user who signs up again can be charged immediately.
Record the signup time, displayed currency, renewal amount and billing interval before accepting. Do not use an old review’s price as your quote. Our review did not establish a current checkout price.
How to cancel Triips
The official customer-support page gives this route:
- Log in to your Triips profile and open the Club dashboard.
- Open the account menu, then Settings.
- Select Cancel subscription and complete the retention dialog, including the final cancellation confirmation.
- Save the confirmation email and check the account’s renewal status.
Opening the dialog is not the same as completing it. The terms require self-service cancellation and say staff do not cancel by email, phone or chat. Unsubscribing from marketing email does not cancel billing.
If you cannot access the account or dispute the timing of a charge, use the customer message form on the contact page, not its separate business-partnership form. Preserve dated screenshots and correspondence. For an unrecognized charge, also contact your card issuer independently and describe what happened accurately; a reversal is not guaranteed.
The refund wording needs careful reading
The terms, dated October 5, 2026, state a general no-refund policy but also describe a conditional savings guarantee. They allow a refund request if first-year savings are below USD 500 or the local equivalent, requiring 12 months of membership, at least two flights booked from its deals, a request within 30 days after the year-end billing date, and supporting booking confirmations and deal emails.
That is not an unconditional refund promise. Ask support how the guarantee applies to your situation and retain its written response. These are the company’s stated conditions, not a determination of your legal rights. We have not tested a guarantee claim.
What customer discussion does—and does not—show
A February 2026 Reddit discussion includes allegations about advertising, deal value and billing. It also includes a report of successful trial cancellation and a commenter who received alerts but questioned their value. These accounts were not independently verified; reposts do not establish additional customers or losses. We found no basis in this review for declaring the service fraudulent.
Triips questions
Does cancellation automatically refund an earlier payment?
No automatic refund should be assumed. Keep the cancellation confirmation and address any separate billing or guarantee request with support.
Does the advertised flight price prove I can book it?
No. Triips’s terms say marketing examples may not reflect availability. Verify the actual itinerary and payable total before buying.
Can readers add their experience?
Yes. Include your signup date, general charge amount and currency, cancellation steps, support response and outcome—including successful cancellations or useful deals. Remove account identifiers, card details and personal information.
Official FAQ, contact instructions and terms checked November 14, 2026. This independent guide does not authenticate a particular charge, test the service or determine whether a refund is legally due.
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