Flight Fare Tracker: watch fares instead of guessing
Flight Fare Tracker is a free flight metasearch with fare tracking built in. Search a route once, and we keep comparing prices across airlines and booking partners so you find out when it is worth booking.
Compare in one search
Live results from multiple flight providers, normalised so fares are actually comparable.
See the fare move
We keep re-checking your saved routes, so a low price is recognisable as low.
Get told, not reminded
An email lands when a fare hits your target. No daily manual checking.
What you get on a tracked route
Every search returns full itineraries — airline, departure and arrival times, number of stops, total journey duration, and the fare each provider is offering. You can filter to nonstop flights, restrict results to airlines you are willing to fly, and sort by cheapest, fastest, or our recommended balance of the two.
Saving the route turns that snapshot into a watch list. We re-query fares for the same origin, destination, and date window, and email you when the price meets your condition. Because we compare against fares we have already seen, the alert tells you something useful rather than just repeating the current number.
Why tracking beats a single check
Airlines sell each flight in fare buckets with a limited number of seats. When a cheap bucket sells out the displayed price jumps, even though the flight is unchanged. Later, discounted seats can be released again, or a competitor on the same route can force a response. The fare you happen to see is a moment in that process, not the route’s value.
On top of that, providers disagree with each other. Airlines, online travel agencies, and consolidators publish their own prices for overlapping inventory. Comparing several of them repeatedly is the only reliable way to know whether today’s number is a good one.
Booking, prices, and transparency
We do not sell tickets. When you pick a fare we hand you off to the airline or booking partner that is selling it, and they confirm the final price at checkout. Fares can change between the moment we fetch them and the moment you pay — if the number moved, the provider’s number is the correct one. We may earn a commission from that partner, which is how the site stays free for travellers.
More on how we work in about Flight Fare Tracker and in our pricing and affiliate disclaimer.
Frequently asked questions
What does a flight fare tracker actually do?
It follows the fares on a route over time and tells you when something better appears, instead of showing you one price at one moment. You search a route, save it, and get an email when a fare matches the target you set.
Is Flight Fare Tracker free?
Yes. Searching and creating price alerts are free. We are a metasearch and earn a commission from booking partners when you choose to book with them, at no extra cost to you.
Do I need an account?
You can search flights without an account. Saving price alerts requires a free account so we know where to send the notification and so you can manage your alerts later.
Which routes can I track?
Any airport pair our providers return fares for, domestic or international. Route pages exist for supported airport pairs, so you can bookmark a route and revisit it.
Start tracking a route
Search your route, then save it as a price alert. It takes about a minute and costs nothing.