Save your customers once. Plan them into routes as often as you like.
MyRouteOnline prices route planning in address credits. Lite prices it by the customer list you keep, with unlimited routes and unlimited optimizations on every plan.
- Free for up to 50 addresses
- No credit card
- No app to install
- Free plan
- Up to 50 addresses, no time limit
- Trial of 20 address credits
- Paid plans from
- $19.99/mo, billed every 6 months
- $19/mo for 50 address credits
- No per-driver or per-user fees
- Yes
- Yes
- Driver app works with no install
- Yes
- No
- Color the map by last visit
- Yes
- No
The short answer
Updated
MyRouteOnline sells address credits with unlimited users: as of October 2026, Basic is $19 a month for 50 credits, Classic $49 for 500 and Premium $99 for 1,200, with pay-as-you-go also offered, and drivers use its MyRoute app. Lite Route Planner counts an address once, when you save it, so planning next week's route from the same customers uses nothing extra. It's free for up to 50 addresses, Personal starts at $19.99 a month for up to 200 addresses, and Business includes unlimited drivers on a driver app with nothing to install.
Credits or a saved list: how the two models add up
MyRouteOnline's plans are sized in address credits, with unlimited users on every plan. Basic is 50 credits for $19 a month, Classic 500 for $49 and Premium 1,200 for $99, and there's a pay-as-you-go option. Its Excel import takes up to 1,000 addresses.
Lite is sized by the addresses you keep. Once a customer is saved, you can put them on as many routes as you like: this week's, next week's, a makeup route on Friday. Routes and optimizations are unlimited on every plan, so planning the same customers again doesn't use anything.
The fair way to compare is with your own numbers. Count the customers you keep, then check MyRouteOnline's pricing page for how many credits your usual month would take. A window cleaner whose regular clients fit within Personal's 200 addresses pays $29.99 a month on Lite ($19.99 billed every six months), however many times those clients are routed.
MyRouteOnline and Lite, checked October 2026
MyRouteOnline leaves several details off its pricing page, so the table says Not stated wherever it doesn't publish them.
Checked October 19, 2026 against each company's own pricing and help pages. Prices in US dollars; vendors change them, so check before you buy. Sources: myrouteonline.com/pricing.
A client list with a service-day column
Add a column for the day each client is due. In Lite, filter or color the map by that column, lasso the day's clients and optimize.
| A | B | C | D | E | F | |
| 1 | Client | Street | City | ZIP | Service day | Every |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Dana Hollis | 412 Birchwood Ln | Plano | 75023 | Tuesday | 2 weeks |
| 3 | Greenway Office Park | 7800 Commerce Row, Bldg B | Frisco | 75034 | Tuesday | 4 weeks |
| 4 | Marcus Bell | 1129 Quail Run Dr | Allen | 75002 | Wednesday | 2 weeks |
| 5 | The Linden Apartments | 560 Linden Way | McKinney | 75070 | Wednesday | 4 weeks |
| 6 | Sofia Ramirez | 88 Prairie Wind Ct | Plano | 75025 | Thursday | 2 weeks |
Lite doesn't repeat routes on a schedule by itself. The service-day column does that job: filter to Tuesday, lasso, optimize. More in planning weekly service routes.
Switching from MyRouteOnline
- 1
Start from your spreadsheet
MyRouteOnline works from Excel files, so you likely have one already. If not, list your customers one per row, with the address in its own column or columns.
- 2
Upload it
Drop the .xlsx or .csv into Lite, or paste the cells. It finds the address columns, places every address, and flags the ones it couldn't find.
- 3
Keep your columns
Service day, gate codes, notes or contract value come along as custom fields: text, number, date or yes/no.
- 4
Make the week's routes
Filter by service day, lasso the stops into a route and press Optimize. Set a default time at each stop so the day's total is right.
- 5
Send them out
Assign routes to drivers on Business, or share a link or QR code that opens in any browser.
Which pricing suits how you work
Choose Lite if
- You visit the same customers again and again
- You want to see who you haven't visited lately, colored on the map
- Drivers should open their routes without installing an app
- You'd like to start free, with no card and no trial clock
Choose MyRouteOnline if
- You route a small number of addresses each month and a 50-credit plan covers it
- You'd rather pay as you go than subscribe
- Your drivers prefer a native app from the app store