AirScalp Refunds & Cancellations

AirScalp Refunds & Cancellations explains what happens when you use our AI-powered flight price monitoring and automated ticket purchasing, including practical details for beta testers and what to expect if automation does not complete as planned or you cancel. If you are comparing low fares and want less manual work, this page is here to reduce uncertainty before you start.

Quick answer: If you cancel your subscription, your access ends according to the billing and plan terms shown at checkout. If automation does not complete because of an issue like a price change or an external booking constraint, you will not be charged for outcomes that cannot be completed, and you can review the status and steps taken in your AirScalp account.

Before you start: This is a beta experience for beta testers. Flight prices and ticket availability can change quickly, and travel booking is subject to airline and payment processing rules.

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What AirScalp Refunds & Cancellations covers

This page covers subscription cancellation and refund expectations for AirScalp, plus what happens when automated ticket purchasing does not finish. The goal is transactional clarity: you should know what is under automated control, what depends on airline and payment systems, and what you can do if something does not go through.

  • Subscription cancellation: How to end your $99/year beta pricing plan and what access looks like after cancellation.
  • Refund expectations: How refunds are handled when a purchase cannot be completed due to constraints outside the automation flow.
  • Automation outcomes: What happens when a targeted price is found, but booking cannot be finalized due to availability, fare rules, or payment authorization.
  • Card handling: How a credit card on file is used only within user-defined parameters to run automation.

Who this is for

AirScalp Refunds & Cancellations is written for travelers who want to take advantage of low flight prices and are comfortable using an AI tool in beta. It is especially relevant if you:

  • Set a target price and want to minimize manual monitoring.
  • Prefer automated ticket purchasing when a targeted price is found.
  • Want to understand what happens if automation cannot place the ticket.
  • Plan to try the beta and may cancel if it is not a fit.

If you are looking for a traditional “set it and forget it” booking experience, it helps to know that flights are dynamic. Even when the targeted price is found, the final ticket purchase depends on airline and payment processing rules.

How it works

AirScalp uses an AI tool that constantly monitors flight prices. When a targeted price is found, the system attempts to purchase the ticket for you. To run automation within your preferences, you provide your own API key and you store a credit card on file to run within user-defined parameters.

Because this is beta for beta testers, purchase attempts may pause or fail due to factors outside our direct control, such as:

  • Fare or availability changes between monitoring and checkout
  • Airline booking constraints and ticketing rules
  • Payment authorization issues
  • Limits you set in your parameters (for example, time windows or specific conditions)

Cancellation: If you decide to stop using AirScalp, you can cancel your subscription. Your access ends based on the billing and plan terms shown for your account and checkout flow. You can also review your automation settings and purchase attempt history in your account.

Refunds: If a ticket cannot be completed because the booking cannot be finalized, refunds are handled according to the refund terms shown in your account and checkout flow. This includes situations where automation attempts cannot complete the purchase due to external booking constraints.

Proof and trust

We keep this policy page practical because flight automation involves moving parts. Even with constant monitoring and automated ticket purchasing, the final outcome depends on airline inventory, fare rules, and payment authorization. That is why the policy emphasizes what is automated, what is conditional, and what you can do if something does not complete.

To reduce friction and help you decide confidently, here are the most important trust points:

  • Clear automation boundaries: The AI monitors prices continuously, and when a targeted price is found, it attempts to purchase. If booking cannot be finalized, the process does not force an outcome.
  • Your controls: You define the parameters that govern when automation runs, and you provide your own API key.
  • Card use within parameters: A credit card on file is used to run automation only within your user-defined parameters.
  • Beta pricing: Beta pricing is $99/year as stated during signup.

For broader details on how the service is built to handle security and data access, review AirScalp Trust & Security. For day-to-day answers about billing, setup, and automation behavior, see AirScalp FAQ.

Next step

If you are ready to try AI-powered flight price monitoring and automated ticket purchasing when a targeted price is reached, start with the beta plan. Read the plan details first so you understand cancellation and refund expectations, then set your parameters and begin monitoring.

Get started: Start your beta and set your target price.

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