"Show me flights that are way too cheap"
Mistake fares and sudden drops — the stuff other sites lock behind a paywall. I go find them anyway.
- Pick your state, see the drops
- Fresh drops land all week
- Always free — no login, no paywall
I travel like a backpacker, so I built the search I wanted: catch the fare drops before they vanish, take the detour that beats the direct, and leave from the cheapest airport — not the closest.
three little ways to fly cheaper
Mistake fares and sudden drops — the stuff other sites lock behind a paywall. I go find them anyway.
Thailand to Japan? A stop in Vietnam costs less than flying direct, and buys you time on the ground.
Leave one end of the trip open — a whole region — and we'll price every airport in it to find the cheap one.
from my travel diary
It became my accidental home base. Big hubs are cheap to reach from almost everywhere, and routing through one kept beating the direct fare — by a lot.
I met an Aussie and decided to follow him home to Perth. Direct from Vietnam was outrageous, so I went via Kuala Lumpur — cheaper, plus three days in Malaysia.
Tell me where you are and where you're headed. I dig out the routes airlines never surface — the ones where stopping somewhere costs less than flying straight there — and the stop is yours to keep.
Luang Prabang is stunning, and a very long way from anywhere. When I suddenly needed to be in Seattle, every route out started at $900.
So I searched by hand — Laos, then Vietnam, then most of Southeast Asia. Two evenings later I had it: a sleeper bus to Bangkok, then a normal-priced flight home.
Name one end of the trip and every airport in a region competes for the other. It flips too, so the same box answers "where can I go cheaply from here?" Nothing tracks you, so the fare never climbs while you look.