Start with your receipt.
Paste the full confirmation or, for authorized test users, connect Gmail and scan selected booking emails. Bank travel-portal confirmations are included in discovery.
AFTER BOOKING, BEFORE TAKEOFF.
The trip is booked.
Keep an eye
on the fare.
Give your flight a place on your watchlist. Bring your confirmation, review the itinerary, and follow advertised prices after you buy.
A private pilot. Fare checks currently run when you request them.
Public signup, paid plans, and background alerts are not active.
THE FARE PULSEIllustrative example
JFK NEW YORK⟶LAX LOS ANGELES
EXAMPLE CASH FARE$368.40
↘ $60 below a $428.40 example purchase
Purchase baseline ┄Recorded observation ↗
Demo values only. No live fare, reservation, or credit offer.
ONE TICKET. EVERY LEG.REVIEW BEFORE YOU SAVE.YOUR BOOKING STAYS YOURS.
A LITTLE LESS SECOND-GUESSING
From confirmation
to a clearer comparison.
Make every leg count.
Review airports, dates, flight numbers, travelers, cabin, and fare type. Keep your complete outbound and return itinerary together.
Record a fair comparison.
Request an itinerary check, then review the quoted cash fare and its timestamp. SkyTicker never cancels or rebooks a ticket.
TRY THE COMPARISON
A number.
With context.
Move the example fare to see why a price chart is only the beginning. These numbers never reach a pricing API or your trip workspace.
Example purchase: $428.40 · one traveler · complete ticket
Illustration, not a live result
$60.00 lower
Compare the exact flights and included services, then ask your booking provider whether your ticket qualifies for a change or credit.
Read the comparison checklist ↗THE FIELD NOTES
Useful context.
Before you act.
01 / FIELD NOTE
Is it really the same ticket?
An itinerary checklist for comparing an advertised fare with the ticket you bought.
↗02 / FIELD NOTEWhen the receipt says points.
Separate bank rewards, airline miles, and cash before reading a price change.
↗03 / FIELD NOTEA lower fare. What next?
Keep a clear record, review the rules, and talk to the original booking provider.
↗POINTS ARE THEIR OWN CURRENCY
32,000 points
isn’t an $11.20 ticket.
A rewards receipt may show only taxes as its cash total. SkyTicker keeps redeemed points and cash portions separate. Cash search results on these trips are reference prices only; live award availability and points refunds are not verified.
Understand rewards receipts ↗Example receipt breakdown
Points redeemed32,000
Cash taxes / fees$11.20
New USD fareReference only
No conversion to a made-up cash value. No cash-credit claim.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Know what you’re following.
Will SkyTicker automatically get me a credit?
No. SkyTicker records fare observations. You must verify availability and your ticket’s rules with the airline or original booking provider. Any credit or refund depends on their terms.
Is the app checking while I’m away?
Not in the current pilot. Checks run when you request them. Background scheduling and email, text, and push alerts are not active.
Is it free?
The private pilot is free. Planned ad-free pricing is $7.99 monthly, $59 annually, or $9.99 per trip for up to 60 days. These are provisional launch targets; there is no checkout or active paid subscription. A sponsor-supported tier is being evaluated.
Do advertisers see my booking or Gmail?
No. The public site is separate from the private workspace. No ad scripts are installed, and Gmail or itinerary data is never used for advertising. See our privacy and sponsorship disclosures.