Trip Watch gives your followers a fare-alert page with your name on it. They enter their home airport, and when flights to your destination drop, the alert comes from you.
This is your live page. Try it: enter a home airport like a follower would.
Alerts go out under your name, only when the price is worth acting on.
| Subscriber | From | Destination | Month | Source |
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Example of what you'll see after your first month. Your subscribers are yours: export to CSV or sync to your email tool.
Set up once. It keeps working while you post about everything else.
Your page is hosted for you, in your brand. Or embed it on your site, or use your own domain.
Home airport, destination, roughly when. 30 seconds, and they're on your list.
When the price drops, they get an alert from you, with booking links that pay you.
It works best when people already come to you for one destination.
Start free. Upgrade when your list is growing.
or $290/year (2 months free). Cancel anytime.
Yes. On the free plan, booking links in your alerts use Trip Watch's travel partners and your page shows a small "Powered by Trip Watch" mark. Pro removes both and uses your own affiliate IDs.
You do. Export them as CSV anytime, or sync them to Mailchimp, Kit, beehiiv, GoHighLevel and others on Pro.
No. Each traveler gets alerts only for the trip they told you about, and only when the fare is meaningfully below normal. One click to stop.
So your followers never see the same page from a competitor. When you build a page, we hold your destination for 72 hours so you can claim it.
No. Your page is hosted for you. A link in your bio is enough.