I see the price for the AI component has been set at €9.99/month.
This is a beta, and you want feedback, so here's mine: this is too expensive.

An initial fee (covering the development work) is reasonable, but the monthly charge should be significantly less.

I already pay OpenAI $20/month for a lot of AI capacity. I can do effectively limitless route planning (and way more) using that capacity I've already paid for. It's not integrated into MRA, but all the AI tokens I need are already paid for. For me, €9.99 is very high; €3-4.50 would be a more bearable price if it had to be paid monthly. Or €50-80 one-off, no monthly fee.

But let's have AI market-test a bit Here are a few bits from ChatGPT's analysis:

"My preliminary assessment is that €9.99 per month is expensive for a usage-limited AI add-on to a route-planning product that customers already pay for."

"The broader market suggests that AI route generation is increasingly perceived as part of a premium planning service, rather than necessarily deserving a second subscription."

"At €9.99, MyRoute-app risks charging almost the price of its existing premium route-planning functionality simply for AI assistance, while imposing a relatively tight usage ceiling."

"The more serious problem is the credit allowance, which may discourage customers from experimenting with the AI.

An effective AI route planner ought to encourage iteration. A customer might reasonably ask it to produce a scenic route, shorten it, avoid a particular town, add a lunch stop and then reconsider the afternoon section. If every revision consumes credits, the customer is effectively penalised for exploring possibilities. A more attractive commercial promise might be unlimited minor modifications, with usage limits applying only to substantial new planning operations."

"There are three distinct economic cases:

• Customer already subscribes to ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro: AI add-on must justify the entire €9.99 through integration and convenience
• Customer users free ChatGPT or Claude: Strong alternative for occasional planning
• Customer has no AI subscription and wants substantially more usage: MyRoute-app's €9.99 may look attractive, but with far narrower functionality vs subscribing to Plus/Pro at $20/month."

"My recommendation would be to test €4.99–€5.99 per month with a more generous allowance.

I would also test a pay-as-you-go option, such as €4.99 for 400 credits without expiry. It would suit users who plan several outings or one major tour occasionally, rather than every month. The value of a recurring AI subscription is particularly questionable if customers do most of their route planning in a few concentrated periods each year."