A discount measured, not advertised
The price is compared to the route's own 90-day median, not to a seller's struck-through figure. A “-70%” off an inflated price triggers nothing.
The business-class fares that are actually low.
Farygo watches business fares on the routes you follow and alerts you when a price drops below its 90-day median.
Free: 2 routes followed and 72 hours of full trial across all three cabins. No card. No booking on this site.
Why this is different
A discount means nothing without a history to measure it against
Told before the fare goes
You set a threshold. An email goes out as soon as a business fare drops below it, once per fare and at most once a day per route.
Direct and connecting kept apart
A flight with two connections is never compared to a non-stop: each category keeps its own history and its own score.
How it works
Three steps, then nothing left to do
Follow a route
Two airports, a date window, a discount threshold.
We read the prices
Several readings a day, kept per flight category to build the reference median.
You get the alert
An email when the fare drops below your threshold, naming the airline and how fresh the reading is. Booking happens on the airline's site.
Frequently asked
What Farygo does, and does not do
- How is the reference price worked out?
- On the route's rolling 90-day median, by category (non-stop, one stop, two or more). A route with fewer than ten readings is marked “not enough history” and triggers no alert.
- Can you book from Farygo?
- No. Farygo compares and alerts, then sends you to the airline's own site. No booking and no payment happen in the app.
- Are the prices shown guaranteed?
- No. They come from third-party providers and reflect the moment of the reading. A business fare can move within hours: every fare shows how fresh it is.
- Does the service cost anything?
- The free plan follows 2 routes and opens 72 hours of full trial from the first route you follow. After that your alerts and history keep going: only the prices switch to a partial preview. Two independent subscriptions lift it — Standard at €3.99 a month for Economy and Premium Economy, Premium at €5.99 a month for Business — and raise the followed routes to 10. No card is asked for at sign-up.