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Price Drop is here. Add a booked flight, and we'll watch for price drops until you fly. Members are already saving an average of $150 per flight, and it's free with your membership, with no additional fees.
Price Drop is here. Add a booked flight, and we'll watch for price drops until you fly. Members are already saving an average of $150 per flight, and it's free with your membership, with no additional fees.
Enter your route, dates, and what you paid.
If the price drops, we’ll give you the steps to rebook. Your flight, seats, and time will stay the same.
Our flight experts track it daily until you fly. We'll alert you if your fare drops and it's worth taking action.
If the price drops, we’ll give you the steps to rebook. Your flight, seats, and time will stay the same.
When we spot a fare drop you can claim, we email you with the steps to claim the savings yourself, directly with the airline. Going doesn't rebook, cancel, or change your reservation for you, so you stay in control of your booking.
Right now we only support roundtrip cash fares but our team is working to expand this feature to include different types of flights.
Airline fares can move by the minute. The price may have rebounded between when we caught the drop and when you looked. Your original booking is unchanged, and we'll keep watching in case it comes back down.
If you want us to dig into a specific alert, reply to that email and we'll pull the timestamps and pricing we saw.
If you need to make changes to a submitted flight, or if you're running into any other issues, our support team can help. Reach out at help.going.com.
We currently do no support these fares but our team is working to expand and include these in the future.
Going watches every fare type, so no one is excluded. Whether a drop can be acted on depends on the airline's own fare rules—Basic Economy, for instance, often can't be changed after 24 hours, and even when a change is allowed, the lower fare can be sold out or the change fee can exceed the savings. Recovered savings usually come back as airline credit for future travel, not cash. When a rebook isn't possible, Going still points to whatever options exist.