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The method

Cheap flights, with the receipts.

Most deal sites just shout "sale". We prove a price is good against real history — then, where it helps, we find it cheaper still and tell you the catch.

We track the fares

Every route from your home airports is priced four times a day and stored — timestamped from day one. Over time that builds an honest median: what this flight normally costs.

We weigh the verdict

A live fare is compared to that median. Meaningfully below and it's a Deal or a Steal; around normal and we say Typical — wait. No invented "was" prices, ever.

You book direct

We link you to the airline or a trusted booking site and you pay them — no markup, no mystery, no touching your card. A deal-finding club, not a travel agent.

The edge nobody else has

Two tricks the big comparison sites won't do for you.

Both come straight out of the fare history we're already building — and both come with the honest catch attached.

Catchment arbitrage — we price every airport near you, not just the obvious one. Liverpool → Venice looked like £153…£89 from Manchester, save £64
Reposition routing — clever two-leg fares that beat the direct. Manchester → New York direct is £346…self-transfer: a missed connection isn't protected · bags rechecked · check ESTA/transit rules£229 via Dublin, save £117

Why "with the receipts" matters

Every saving we publish is our median minus the fare we spotted — a number you can audit, not a marketing figure. When we don't have enough history on a route to be sure, we say so rather than guess.

What we don't do

We don't sell flights, hold your payment, or take a cut of your booking. We don't invent a fake "was £499". And we never hide the catch on a clever route: if it's a self-transfer, you'll see the risk flag before you click.

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