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Track the trip you actually want
Choose airports, date flexibility, cabin, stops, passengers, and price limits instead of watching a vague destination alert.
AI flight price tracker + booking rules
Stop watching fares. Tell AirScalp when to book.
Set the route, travel window, price target, and hard limits. AirScalp keeps looking, alerts you when the rule matches, and can attempt to book only when you have enabled it.
$99/year beta. Joining the list does not charge your card or authorize a fare purchase.
Example flight ruleMonitoring active
TUSTucson
JFKNew York
Travel window± 3 days
Target fare$275
Hard maximum$315
Current matching fare$342 · keep watching
You define every booking boundary
Alerts first, auto-booking optional
Flights-first beta at $99/year
From alert to action
A flight price alert tells you to look. AirScalp is built to keep going.
Good fares can disappear while you are asleep, at work, or deciding. AirScalp combines continuous airfare monitoring with explicit rules for what should happen next.
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Separate a target from a hard limit
Tell AirScalp what a great fare looks like and the absolute maximum it must never exceed.
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Choose the action
Get notified, require approval, or enable a booking attempt for a rule you have reviewed in advance.
How it works
Build the rule once. Let AirScalp watch the fare.
The workflow is designed to make automation predictable before any payment action is possible.
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Describe the trip
Enter acceptable origin and destination airports, date ranges, travelers, cabin, stops, and other flight requirements.
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Set price and timing rules
Add a target price, a hard ceiling, a monitoring end date, and any time window when booking is allowed.
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Choose alert or action
Start with notifications, require approval, or explicitly enable auto-booking for that single saved rule.
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Review the audit trail
See checks, matches, skipped fares, alerts, and attempted actions so you know why the system did or did not move.
Your boundaries
Automation should be useful, not surprising.
AirScalp is being designed around hard constraints and visible decisions. A low price alone is not enough to trigger a booking.
- Specific airports or acceptable airport groups
- Exact dates or a flexible travel window
- Cabin, stops, passenger count, and baggage rules
- Target fare and absolute total-price ceiling
- Minimum connection time and maximum trip duration
- Alert-only, approval-required, or auto-book modes
- Booking window and monitoring expiration
- Pause, cancel, and one-purchase stop rules
- Fare revalidation immediately before action
- A record of matches, skips, alerts, and attempts
A different kind of tracker
Built for the gap between “price dropped” and “ticket booked.”
| Capability | AirScalp | Typical price alert | Manual searching |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuous monitoring | Yes, for saved rules | Usually | No |
| Hard maximum price | Required for action | Not an action control | You decide live |
| Flexible-date rules | Built into the rule | Varies | You repeat searches |
| Approval mode | Optional | Alert opens a search | Not applicable |
| Automatic booking attempt | Optional and bounded | No | No |
| Decision history | Planned audit trail | Limited alert history | No |
Flights-first beta
One year of monitoring for less than one missed deal can cost.
The beta focuses on flight price tracking, rule controls, alerts, and optional booking actions. Early users help shape what comes next.
- Saved flight monitoring rules
- Target and maximum-price controls
- Alert and approval workflows
- Optional automatic booking rules
- Beta feedback access
Annual beta plan
$99 / year
Subscription price only. Airfare, taxes, baggage, seat, and airline charges are separate.
Reserve early accessQuestions before you fly
AirScalp beta FAQ
What is AirScalp?
AirScalp is an AI flight price tracker for routes and dates you define. It can alert you when a fare matches your rules and, when you explicitly enable it, attempt to book within your approved limits.
Does AirScalp book flights automatically?
Automatic booking is optional. You define the airports, dates, cabin, passenger count, target price, maximum price, and timing rules before enabling a booking action.
How much does the beta cost?
The planned beta subscription is $99 per year. Airfare and any airline charges are separate.
Will AirScalp resell or transfer airline tickets?
No. AirScalp is designed to monitor and book travel for the traveler named in the rule. It is not a ticket-resale marketplace.
Does AirScalp guarantee a fare?
No. Airfares and inventory can change between detection and checkout. AirScalp only attempts action when a matching fare is available and the configured rules still pass.
What happens before a booking attempt?
The system rechecks the itinerary, passengers, price, availability, and rule limits. If a required condition fails, it should stop and record why.
Reserve early access
Bring us the route you are tired of watching.
Tell us how you travel and the fare rule you wish already existed. Beta invitations will be sent in stages as supported routes and booking flows become available.
No charge today. Joining the list does not authorize AirScalp to buy anything.