You already paid.
We claim the credit back.
Airlines reprice flights constantly. When your fare drops after you book, most passengers never know — and the airline keeps the difference. Farewatch watches your exact ticket every day, and the moment the price falls we prepare the claim and guide you through getting the credit back. The difference comes back as an airline travel credit, not a cash refund.
Worked example
£710
Credited on an LHR→JFK business fare
10 days
Between booking and the price drop
2 minutes
To claim — every step prepared and guided
01
Tell us your booking
Share your airline, flight number, dates, and what you paid. No inbox access, no passwords. Just the basics from your confirmation email.
02
We watch the fare daily
We check the exact price of your seat every day until your flight. Most passengers never know when their fare drops — we do.
03
We prepare your claim
When the price falls, we verify your ticket qualifies, prepare the rebooking claim, and guide you through submitting it to the airline. The difference comes back to you as an airline travel credit — usable on a future booking, not paid out as cash.
Booked a hotel with free cancellation? We watch that price as well.
Hotel prices move just like fares. If you booked a stay with free cancellation — on Booking.com, Expedia, or with the hotel itself — share the booking and we re-check the price of the same stay every day. When it drops, we email you a walkthrough: book the cheaper rate first, check its terms, then cancel the original for free. Same room, same dates, less money.
No subscription for hotels. It runs on a tip: save more than £50 on a stay and we ask for 10% of the amount above £50 — the first £50 is always yours, and if you save £50 or less, or the rebooking doesn't work out, you owe nothing at all.
Worked example
3 nights in Brighton, paid £412.
Two weeks later the same stay lists at £312.
You rebook, cancel free, and save £100.
Our tip: 10% of the £50 above £50 — £5. You keep £95.
The major US carriers — American, Delta, United, JetBlue and Alaska — allow rebooking at a lower fare on standard tickets, and the difference comes back as an airline travel credit, not cash. Basic Economy fares are excluded. Other airlines, including British Airways and the European carriers, set their own rules: some allow it, some do not, and we assess each ticket against its own fare rules rather than assuming it works the same way.
Farewatch is £10/month after a free first week. When we recover more than £100 on a booking we charge a success fee of 10% of the amount above £100 — the first £100 is always yours in full. Recover £710 and the fee is £61, not £71. Recoveries of £100 or less carry no fee at all. Cancel any time from your account. No long-term commitment.
Hotel watching is included at no extra monthly cost. It carries a rebooking tip instead: 10% of what you save above £50, based only on the saving you report to us — nothing if the rebooking doesn't happen.
Stop leaving
credit on the table.
First week free, then £10/month — cancel any time. We start watching the moment you submit your booking. A 10% success fee applies to whatever we recover above £100 — the first £100 is always yours.
Check first, pay second
Tell us your airline, fare type and departure date. We'll say whether your ticket can be rebooked at a lower fare before you pay anything. Takes a minute, no account needed.
Check my ticket — free