Free to track.
We keep 25% only when we win.
Adding bookings and watching fares costs nothing. We take a quarter of what we recover, and only after the credit is confirmed in your name.
What 25% actually means
A worked example, not just a percentage.
On a $480 fare that drops to $360, the difference is $120. We keep $30 — a quarter — and $90 comes back to you as airline credit. If the fare never drops, you never hear from our billing system.
What you pay, and what you don't.
- Add every booking and watch its fare for free — no card needed to start.
- A card on file switches monitoring on. Nothing is charged until we recover money.
- We only act on drops of $25 or more — tiny dips aren’t worth anyone’s time.
- 25% of confirmed savings, once. You keep the other 75%.
- More than one drop on the same ticket? We chase each one.
See what you'd keep on a bigger drop
From $25 (our minimum) up to $500. Fares change constantly — bigger drops happen more than you'd think.
Before you decide
Including the case against paying anyone to do this, written by us.
Is flight price drop protection worth it? The honest case against
Flight price drop protection is not always worth it: drops too small to chase, credit worth less than face value, and a 25% fee of $30 on a $120 recovery.
Does your credit card cover a flight price drop?
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Google Flights price guarantee vs monitoring the ticket you hold
How the Google Flights price guarantee works, who it covers, and what after-booking monitoring can still do for a ticket you already hold.
Nothing to lose by watching.
Add a booking, and you only ever pay if we put money back in your pocket.
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