Welcome aboard!You're in. And on your way to some amazing savings.Since you're now in our system as a new member, you can immediately start forwarding any existing flight itineraries you receive from your airline to [email protected].Check your inbox for our welcome email and additional details.We cannot wait to start getting you money back on flights you've already booked.We're so glad you're here!

Let's make airfare fair.
A message from our founder

My first flight and already concerned that my family might have overpaid. (photo credit: Mom.)

Hello fellow traveler,Joe here. My friends and I started FareDropped when we uncovered an unpleasant surprise: we were overpaying for airfare—by a lot.At the time, I was traveling frequently between Boston and Chicago. I started to notice that tickets I was booking weeks in advance for $250 often dropped to $150 or less as it got closer to the date of departure.It turned out the same thing was happening to nearly all of my friends.But—until I pointed it out to them—they had no idea their ticket prices had even gone down.In fact, like me, they assumed that prices could only go up after they booked their flights.When we saw how much our ticket prices were dropping—by hundreds, even thousands, of dollars—my friends and I thought, "This does not seem fair."Covid helped to virtually eliminate airline change fees.Before Covid, there was nothing you could really do about this airfare wizardry called (eye roll) "dynamic pricing."Airlines used to charge arbitrary and exorbitant "change fees," penalties in the hundreds of dollars that we, their customers, had to pay if we wanted or needed to change our travel plans.Those fees often wiped out any potential savings from re-booking an existing flight when the fare dropped.Then Covid-19 hit the airlines. Hard.Demand for air travel dropped precipitously and airlines had to find a way to get customers to buy seats and fill up planes.In return, travelers needed something, too: flexibility.We needed to know that we could rebook or cancel a trip if our plans changed unexpectedly.Say, because of a global pandemic.Airlines did what they had to: They  eliminated those onerous change fees.Now, when ticket prices fall, you can get money back from airlines.That's why, today, you can usually get a credit back if your ticket price drops after you've paid for it.Don't worry if you didn't already know this. Most people I talk to don't.In addition to knowing that you're due a refund, you need an easy way to see that the price of your ticket dropped.And, you've got to keep track of the ever-evolving fare rules in place at each airline.Plus, you have to know how to get your credit from each airline.Who has time to keep up with all of this for you? 👋 FareDropped does.We monitor your purchased flights for changes in price and keep up with each airline's policies so we can tell you precisely how to get your credit from the airline.Then, we work to get you an actual voucher, credit or refund directly from your airline.And we do all that before the price of your flight goes back up again.It's really very simple.

First, become a member (it's free.) Then, send us your booking details.We'll keep an eye out for a better price. If your fare drops, we'll let you know exactly how to get money back from your airline, or do it on your behalf.Yes, it really is that simple.And our free membership plan is exactly that, free.There is no subscription fee. We simply share in the savings that you've already received.We're excited to be part of your airfare savings journey and can't wait to show you how much we can save together.Together, let's make sure you never overpay for airfare again.

Actual Savings from FareDropped member Joseph

Here's how FareDropped saved money for Joseph H. in October 2021.In the first week of October, Joseph booked a ticket to travel to Chicago in November. The original cost of the ticket was $109.40.The week after he booked his ticket, American Airlines reduced the price of the same exact flight and class of service to $82.40.If Joseph didn't use FareDropped, he might never have known that the price decreased. But FareDropped sent him a text and email message with simple instructions to capture his savings on the airlines website.Joseph immediately received a $27.00 credit from the airline for future travel. That's a 25% savings off his original ticket price!Then, two days later, American Airlines reduced the ticket price again, this time to $58.40.FareDropped alerted Joseph and he received another voucher from the airline. This time he received a $24.00 credit.By using his free FareDropped account, Joseph received credits totaling $51.00, effectively reducing the cost of his initial ticket by a "whoop!"-worthy 47%!

FareDrop FAQs

Is FareDropped Free?Yes! FareDropped is free for new users.After we've saved you money on a flight, we'll give you the option to upgrade to a paid plan, if you'd like.But, first things first. We want you to see how great FareDropped is and how easily it works!When I booked, I selected specific seats. Do I keep my original seats?Yes! Same airline, same flight, same reservation/confirmation number, and the same seats you initially booked. The only thing that changes is the (better) price!What happens if the ticket price drops again?Believe it or not, this happens on the regular. And-we've got you covered! If your ticket price drops a second—or even a third, fourth or fifth—time, we'll work the exact same way to get the refund you deserve. No more overpaying for airfare!Do you monitor for savings on international tickets?Yes. We absolutely do. Different countries and international airlines have—surprise!—different rules. FareDropped takes care of all of that for you. We stay up to date on the policies of all the individual airlines so you don't have to!What about first class and business class tickets. Do you monitor those?Indeed, we do. We monitor for the exact same flight and class of service that you originally booked. If the price of your business class or first class ticket comes down, we'll help you get back the amount you overpaid.What happens if I don't use FareDropped?Absolutely nothing! You'll have a great trip. But, if the fare drops on your ticket, guess who will pocket the difference? The airline. Don't get us wrong, we love airlines—they're how we get from point A to B. But, we believe that money will be better off in your pocket so you can travel more!How does FareDropped make money?FareDropped is free for new users. After we've saved you money on a flight, we'll give you the option to upgrade to a paid plan, if you'd like.But, first things first. We want you to see how easy FareDropped is and how it works.Is there an upgraded, paid or pro plan available?Our paid plans start at just $11/month and can be scaled up or down to meet your needs. For example, if you'd like us to monitor multiple reservations at once, that falls under our Pro Plan. (This feature is free during your free trial.)First things first. Let us show you how easy FareDropped is and how it works. That's why FareDropped is free for new users.How have I never heard of FareDropped before?!That's on you, boo. ;)

How It Works

Step 1: Forward your flight confirmation emails(Make sure you have signed up for free FareDropped membership first!)As soon as you book a flight, just forward your confirmation email to [email protected]Step 2: Sit back and relaxLet us get to work! Our team actively monitors your exact itinerary (the same exact flight and class of ticket) to see if the price drops.Step 3: Receive an email or textWe'll immediately alert you once we've found a fare drop and send you super simple step-by-step instructions to claim your credit from the airline. (This usually takes less than a minute!)Step 4: Receive a credit directly from the airlineYour airline will issue you a credit for the difference in ticket price. You'll get an email directly from your airline and they'll usually save your credits in your frequent flyer account, too.Yep. It's that easy.Click here if you'd like to see an example of actual savings from a real FareDropped user.

If airfare prices drop after you book your ticket, we help you get your money back.

You booked a flight. Then, days, weeks—even months—later, the price drops.FareDropped helps you get a credit back from the airline for the difference in price!FareDropped alerts you when the price of a ticket you've already paid for drops and lets you know exactly how to claim your funds--usually in less than three minutes.In the past, complicated airline rules and hefty fees meant that, when airfares dropped after you paid, you were out of luck. Not anymore.Airlines have largely eliminated change and cancellation fees, meaning: now, you can get that money back, usually in the form of a travel voucher for future travel!The airlines, of course, don't make this easy for you. And that's where FareDropped comes in.

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If fares drop after you book, FareDropped has your back.

You've booked a flight. But then, days weeks--even months-- later, the price drops.In the past, complicated airline rules--and hefty fees--meant that, when airfares dropped after you paid, you were out of luck.Not anymore. Airlines have largely eliminated change and cancellation fees, creating an opportunity for you to save money.The airlines, of course, don't want you to know this--or make it easy for you to find out when your airfare has actually gone down.And that's where FareDropped comes in.FareDropped will alert you whenever the price of a ticket you have already paid for drops. And we'll let you know exactly how to claim your funds--usually in a matter of clicks and just a few seconds.

Never overpay when airfares drop

Prepare for boarding. We're about to embark on an airfare-savings journey together. We're so glad you're here!

Joseph saved 47% on his flight to Chicago!

Here's how FareDropped saved money for Joseph H. in October 2021.In the first week of October, Joseph booked a ticket to travel to Chicago in November. The original cost of the ticket was $109.40.The week after he booked his ticket, American Airlines reduced the price of the same exact flight and class of service to $82.40.If Joseph didn't use FareDropped, he might never have known that the price decreased. But FareDropped sent him a text and email message with simple instructions to capture his savings on the airlines website.Joseph immediately received a $27.00 credit from the airline for future travel. That's a 25% savings off his original ticket price!Then, two days later, American Airlines reduced the ticket price again, this time to $58.40.FareDropped alerted Joseph and he received another voucher from the airline. This time he received a $24.00 credit.By using his free FareDropped account, Joseph received credits totaling $51.00, effectively reducing the cost of his initial ticket by a "whoop!"-worthy 47%!

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JoEllen got money back on her first flight with FareDropped