AirScalp combines flight-price monitoring with traveler-defined controls. Beta support will vary by provider, but every feature follows the same principle: a fare is not actionable unless the itinerary and the rule both fit.
Continuous flight price tracking
Save a supported route and let AirScalp check it on a schedule. Monitoring continues until the rule expires, is paused, or results in a confirmed purchase.
Flexible trip criteria
Use exact dates or an acceptable window, define airports and alternatives, and add supported cabin, stop, passenger, duration, and connection constraints.
Target fare and hard maximum
Set the price that makes the trip attractive and a separate ceiling the total must never exceed. The hard maximum remains the boundary when the provider rechecks taxes and fees.
Alerts, approvals, and optional booking
Choose alert-only mode, require a current approval, or enable an automatic booking attempt for a reviewed rule. Monitoring alone does not grant purchase permission.
Expiration and stop rules
End monitoring automatically when the trip is no longer relevant. Pause a rule manually, restrict action timing, and stop after a confirmed booking.
Monitoring and action history
See which candidates matched, why others were skipped, which messages were sent, and whether a booking attempt was confirmed or stopped.