These Terms explain how you can use AirScalp, including the beta version of our AI-powered flight price monitoring and automated ticket purchasing features. If you are joining the beta, please read this page carefully so you understand what you are signing up for, what you control, and what we handle on your behalf. By using the service, you agree to these Terms.
Quick note for beta testers: you are testing features that may change, pause, or be removed. If you do not agree with the beta conditions, do not join.
Join the beta to get early access and help shape how the service works.
What Terms covers
These Terms cover your access to AirScalp and your use of features that monitor flight prices and, when conditions you set are met, may initiate an automated purchase flow. The Terms also cover account responsibilities, acceptable use, and limitations of liability.
Because this is a software service, the agreement focuses on how the platform operates and how you interact with it, not on any travel agent relationship.
- AI-powered flight price monitoring: AirScalp constantly monitors flight prices based on the inputs you provide.
- Target price trigger: when a targeted price is found, the system proceeds according to your defined parameters.
- Automated purchasing: when the trigger and your settings align, the service can purchase the ticket for you.
- Beta terms: features labeled as beta may behave differently than a final release. Beta for beta testers applies.
Who this is for
AirScalp is for travelers with flexible schedules who want to take advantage of low flight prices and are comfortable using an AI tool in beta. If you prefer manual control at every step, or if you need guaranteed pricing or guaranteed availability, you may want to review the rest of this page and consider whether beta automation is right for you.
You may be eligible to use the service if you can provide required information and follow the setup steps, including connecting the necessary credentials.
Beta pricing: $99/year (beta pricing as stated). If you join, you agree that beta conditions and pricing may be updated for future releases.
How it works
Here is the typical flow for the AI-powered monitoring and automated purchase features. Your exact experience depends on the routes, dates, and parameters you choose during setup.
- Set your target price and parameters. You define the price condition and other user-defined parameters that control when the system should act.
- Provide your own API key. Users provide their own API key, which the service uses to access the data and run monitoring within your configured scope.
- Constant price monitoring. The AI tool constantly monitors flight prices and compares results against your target.
- When a targeted price is found. When a targeted price is found and your conditions are met, the automated purchase flow may begin.
- Payment handling. Users store a credit card on file to run within user-defined parameters. This means the system can attempt to complete purchases when the trigger conditions are satisfied.
- Purchase completion is not guaranteed. Even when the trigger is met, availability, fare rules, and timing can affect whether a ticket can be purchased.
If you want to understand the details of what the system does and does not do, review the AirScalp FAQ for practical explanations and common scenarios.
Proof and trust
Because this is a Terms page, we keep proof focused on what is verifiable and what you can confirm during setup. We do not promise that every monitored price will result in an automated purchase, or that fares will remain unchanged between the time the price is detected and the time a purchase attempt is made.
What you can expect to validate:
- Monitoring behavior: you can see that the system is actively checking flight prices against your target.
- Trigger logic: the target price condition and user-defined parameters are under your control.
- Purchase attempts: when conditions are met, the system can purchase the ticket for you, subject to fare availability and purchase constraints.
- Beta status: beta for beta testers means functionality may evolve, and you may see changes over time.
If you are evaluating whether to join, you can also review how the service is built to handle security and data protections in AirScalp Trust & Security.
Next step
If you are ready to test AI-powered flight price monitoring and automated ticket purchasing, join the beta and set your target price. You will confirm your settings, provide your own API key, and store a credit card on file so the system can run within your parameters.
Join the beta when you are ready.
If you want more context before committing, these pages can help:
Frequently asked questions
What is AI-powered flight price monitoring and automated ticket purchasing when a user-defined target price is reached?
It is an AI tool that constantly monitors flight prices. When a targeted price is found and it matches your user-defined parameters, the system can purchase the ticket for you. Beta testers should expect that performance and behavior can change as the product evolves.
Who is this for?
This is for travelers with flexible schedules who want to take advantage of low flight prices and are comfortable using an AI tool in beta. You should be comfortable defining rules, providing your own API key, and using automated purchasing within user-defined parameters.
How do I get started?
Join the beta, then set your target price and parameters. Provide your own API key during setup, and store a credit card on file so the system can run within your parameters if the targeted price is detected.
What does beta pricing mean?
Beta pricing is $99/year (beta pricing as stated). Since this is beta for beta testers, pricing and feature availability may be updated for future releases.
Does a target price guarantee a successful purchase?
No. Even when a targeted price is found, availability and fare rules can affect whether a ticket can be purchased. The system initiates the purchase flow when conditions are met, but completion depends on the purchasing constraints at the time of execution.