Connector

Plan a multi-city trip from Claude.

Add Stopover to Claude and ask for a trip in your own words. Claude sends the cities and dates to Stopover and comes back with the order to fly them, the price per person and a link to book each leg.

What it does

Ask Claude to plan a trip through several cities and it hands the trip to Stopover. Stopover prices every order of the cities, picks the dates and the flight or train for each leg, and sends back the order it recommends, the total per person, how each fare was priced, what the order saves against the one you typed, the next best orders, and every leg with links to book it. Each answer ends with a link to the full plan on this site, where you can change it, compare the other options for each leg and see the layovers worth turning into a day.

A plan takes 10 to 90 seconds, and Claude waits for it. Claude can also look up a plan again by its link, so you can come back to it later in the same chat or paste a link from this site.

Add it to Claude

The server address:

https://mcp.flystopover.com/mcp

  1. In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors.
  2. Press the + button and choose Add custom connector.
  3. Name it Stopover, paste the address above, and choose No sign in.
  4. In a chat, turn Stopover on from the + menu, under Connectors, then ask for a trip.

Or open this link in Claude, which fills in the name and address for you to confirm.

It works on the Free, Pro, Max, Ultra, Team and Enterprise plans, on claude.ai, the desktop app and the mobile apps (a Free plan can add one custom connector). On a Team or Enterprise plan an owner adds it for the organization first. These steps follow Anthropic’s help pages as of November 2026; Claude’s menus do move, so if a name differs, look for Connectors in Claude’s settings. Stopover is not yet listed in Claude’s connector directory.

Things to ask

  • “Plan Dallas to Lisbon, Madrid and Paris in March, 2 to 4 nights each, 2 travelers, cheapest order.”
  • “I fly from Chicago. Tokyo, Seoul and Taipei, about two weeks in October, balancing price and flight time.”
  • “Start in Dubai and finish in Chicago, with Istanbul and Athens on the way, sometime between June 1 and June 20. I have to be in Athens on June 12.”

You can also fix the order of the cities, ask for a finish somewhere other than home, set the nights in each city, cap the stops or the length of a layover, leave out airlines, ask for flights only with no trains or buses, or ask for tickets on one booking only. Claude passes those on; just say them.

Limits

  • Plans made from Claude use the free fare sources only: Kiwi.com, Ryanair and fares seen recently. They do not run the Google Flights search a plan on this site can. Every fare says how it was priced, and a leg no free source could price is marked as an estimate.
  • Stopover plans at most 30 trips an hour and 200 a day for everyone using it from Claude together, and 4 at once. When those are used up Claude will say so, and you can plan the same trip here.
  • The same trip asked again within six hours comes back as the plan already made, at once, and does not count against those limits.
  • 2 to 7 cities and up to 9 travelers, the same as the planner on this site.
  • Prices are what the sources showed when the plan ran, in US dollars. Fares move, so check the price on the booking site before you pay.
  • Stopover never books anything. The links go to Google Flights, Kiwi.com, Ryanair or a train search, and they carry no affiliate code.

What Stopover receives

Only the trip Claude sends for the tool: the cities, the dates, how many travelers, and any limits you asked for. Not your conversation, not your name, not your email, and there is no account. The plan is saved the way a plan made on this site without signing in is saved, reachable by its link and nothing else.

Each call writes one line to the planner’s log (which tool, how it ended, how long it took, how many cities) and a counter for the limits above, none of it tied to you. Claude reaches Stopover from Anthropic’s servers, so the only address Stopover sees is Anthropic’s. The privacy policy has the details.

Help

Something wrong with a plan from Claude? Email anshpathak@flystopover.com with the plan link Claude gave you. The support page answers the common questions.