Air Savvy: Flight Price Alerts

Stop guessing whether today's airfare is a good price. Air Savvy watches the exact flight you care about — the airline, the flight number, your dates and your cabin — and tells you when the fare actually moves. No more refreshing booking sites and wondering if you should have waited. WATCH THE FLIGHT, NOT JUST THE ROUTE Most price tools report the cheapest fare on a route. That number is often useless: it might be a different airline, a 6am departure, a two-stop routing, or a basic economy ticket you'd never buy. You get an alert, click through, and the flight you actually want hasn't moved at all. Air Savvy pins the specific flight. On a round trip it pins both legs, because round-trip pricing depends on the pairing — an outbound priced against the cheapest possible return is not the trip you chose. When Air Savvy says $560, that's the fare for your itinerary. A BASELINE, SO THE NUMBER MEANS SOMETHING Every tracker records the fare on the day you create it. Everything after is measured against that baseline. This is what turns "$612" into information — you can see whether today's price is near the bottom or the top of its range, and decide with evidence instead of instinct. You get a full price history chart for every flight you track. ALERTS THAT GO BOTH WAYS Most tools only tell you when a price drops. Air Savvy also warns you when a fare is climbing, because that's often the more useful message. A drop invites you to consider buying. A sustained rise tells you the cheap seats are disappearing and the window is closing — which is what stops you watching a fare rise for a month and booking at the top. WHAT YOU GET • Track specific flights on specific dates, one-way or round trip • Daily fare checks, automatically • Full price history for every tracker • Push notifications and email alerts when the fare moves • Set a target price and get told the moment it's reached • Choose your cabin and preferred airline • Search thousands of airports worldwide FREE AND PAID The free plan is ad-supported and includes up to 3 trackers with a weekly email summarising where your fares stand. It exists so you can use the app properly before deciding whether it's worth paying for. Paid plans add more trackers and, more importantly, alerts that arrive when the fare actually moves rather than on a weekly schedule. On a fare that dips for a day and recovers, that timing difference is the entire point. Subscriptions are managed at air-savvy.com. HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT DOESN'T DO Air Savvy is a monitoring service, not a booking site. We don't sell tickets — when you're ready, we link you to the airline or a booking site and you buy there. We never handle payment for a flight. We don't predict prices. A price history describes what has happened, not what will. Anyone promising certainty about future airfares is guessing. Fare data comes from the same sources that power flight metasearch, which covers the large majority of airlines. Some carriers don't distribute fares through those channels — Southwest is the well-known example — so you'll need to check those directly. WHY IT EXISTS Buying a plane ticket is one of the few big purchases most people make with no idea whether the price is good. That's not accidental: airline revenue management works best when you can't tell where today's fare sits in its range. Air Savvy exists to give you that context. Built by Diothas Systems, LLC. Questions or feedback: [email protected]