Never
overpay
Lock today's fare for a small fee. If the price goes up, you still pay the locked price. If it goes down, you pay less.
How a lock works- 01 —
Search a flight
See live fares for your route and dates.
- 02 —
Lock the fare
Pay a one-time fee to hold today's price until the flight departs.
- 03 —
Book when you're ready
Pay the locked fare or the current fare, whichever is lower.
What one lock looks like.
One real route, with the numbers filled in, so the payoff is clear before anyone pays.
New York (JFK) to Lisbon (LIS)
- Locked fare
- [LOCKED FARE]
- Lock fee
- [LOCK FEE]
- Lock lasts
- Until departure
- Fare on booking day
- [FARE AT BOOKING]
- You saved
- [SAVING]
You book at your locked fare. We cover the difference, up to [COVER LIMIT].
You book at the new, lower fare. Your only cost is the lock fee.
The lock ends when the flight departs. [REFUND TERMS]
- Fare after you lock
- Your locked fare
Priced like an option, because it is one. A lock is the right to buy a ticket at a set price before a deadline. That is an option, so we price it with an option model instead of a flat markup.
See how we price a lockFare data via Duffel, checked against the airline before you pay.
Card payments by [PAYMENT PROVIDER].
Every lock shows its fee, length and limit before you pay.
Questions people ask first.
What happens if the fare goes up after I lock?
You book at your locked fare. We cover the difference, up to [COVER LIMIT].
What if the fare drops instead?
You book at the new, lower fare. Your only cost is the lock fee.
Do I get the fee back if I never book?
[REFUND TERMS]
How is the lock fee worked out?
A lock is priced like an option. The fee depends on how much the fare tends to move and how long is left until the flight.
Find a fare
worth locking.
Searching is free. You only pay if you lock.