Your flight got cheaper. Nobody told you.
We watch your ticket after you buy it.
When it gets cheaper, we recover the difference for you.
Now watching fares on major US airlines
The part nobody tells you
Someone on your flight paid less than you did.
You booked on Monday. The fare dropped on Saturday — same flight, same seat. That difference is yours to take back, if you catch it in time and know exactly what to do. Dipback does both, on every booking you add.
Someone who booked on Sat paid this for the same seat.
Illustrative fares for one route. Real drops are usually smaller, and about a third of tickets never drop at all — which is why there's no fee unless one does.
Four things happen. You do the first one.
Your flight, seat, and booking reference stay exactly as they are. The only thing that moves is the price.
- Forward your confirmationOne email, once. We read the flight details from it.
- We watch the fareChecked around the clock until you fly.
- We file the claimWith the airline, in your name, with the paperwork they want.
- Credit lands in your nameUsually a few days after the claim goes in.
After you book, we get to work.
Adding a booking is the last thing you have to do. From then on it runs quietly in the background — you only hear from us when there's money to come back.
We never touch your trip
Your flight, seat, and cabin stay exactly as booked. Only the price is repriced.
A person checks every drop
Every detected drop is verified by our team before anything is filed with the airline.
You pay only on a win
Tracking is free. We take a cut only after your credit is confirmed — never before.
We keep 25% of what we recover.
On a $480 fare that drops to $360, that is $30 of the $120 difference. If the fare never drops, you never hear from our billing system.
Questions, answered
How can you get money back without changing my flight?
Major US airlines eliminated change fees on standard economy fares and above. When the price of your exact flight drops below what you paid, the ticket can be rebooked at the lower fare — same flight, same seat — and the airline issues the difference back as travel credit in your name. Dipback watches for those drops and handles the recovery.
Which airlines do you support?
At launch: Delta, American, United, Alaska, JetBlue, and Southwest — bookings made directly with the airline. We add airlines as we verify their change and credit policies; see the Supported airlines page for live status.
Does my booking, seat, or cabin change?
No. Your flight, seat, and cabin stay exactly as booked. Only the ticket price is adjusted.
Do I get cash or airline credit?
Usually airline credit (a voucher or travel bank credit in the traveler’s name). If the fare is refundable, or the booking is inside the US 24-hour free-cancellation window, a refund to your original card can be possible — we always pursue the best available option.
Why is Basic Economy excluded?
Basic Economy, Saver, and similar "light" fares don’t include free changes, so there’s no way to reprice them without airline fees eating the savings. Standard economy and above are eligible.
What does Dipback cost?
Nothing upfront. Tracking is free, and we charge a 25% success fee only when savings are actually secured. Your card is charged only after your credit is confirmed. Drops under $25 are ignored.
More on our full FAQ.
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