Tell FareTrack the route, the dates, and the price you'd actually pay. It checks the fare for you and emails you when it falls below your number.
You book with the airline yourself. FareTrack never handles your ticket, your passport details, or your card.
$5 / month · cancel any time
Join the waitlistFareTrack is in development. Waitlist members get access first and are told the launch date before any charge is made.
Example — not a live fare
How it works
Route, dates, and the price you'd be happy to pay.
FareTrack re-checks the fare through the day, more often as your dates get closer.
One email when the fare goes below your target, with a link straight to the airline.
On the airline's own site, with your own card. FareTrack isn't part of that step.
Pricing
FareTrack makes money one way: the subscription. We don't take a cut of your ticket, we don't earn commission on where you book, and we don't sell your data.
Cancel from any alert email or by emailing support. Your access runs to the end of the period you've paid for.
What FareTrack does not do
FareTrack is a monitoring service. Every booking happens on the airline's own site, with your own card.
No passport numbers, no dates of birth, no card details for travel. We store your email address and the watches you set.
Fares may never reach your target. You're paying for the watching, not for a guaranteed saving.
Coverage varies by route. FareTrack reads fares from an airline data provider that covers many carriers but not all of them. Some airlines sell only through their own channels, so a fare we can't see may still exist. We'll always tell you which airline an alert came from, and you should feel free to check the route yourself before booking.