The checker is free. Always.
Every amount, every deadline, every claim packet, free, with no account. What membership buys is not having to remember.
The flight you remember
You had a bad flight, you look it up, you find out where you stand.
No signup. No card. About two minutes.
- ✓Every amount in full. No blurred figures, no paywalled totals.
- ✓The rule behind each answer, cited to the regulation or your card’s own benefits guide.
- ✓What you’re not owed, and why, the part other tools leave out.
- ✓Filing deadlines, with a calendar reminder you can add in one tap.
- ✓The claim packet itself, ready to send.
- ✓Card comparison: what each card in your wallet would have covered.
- —One flight at a time, entered by hand.
- —You have to remember to come back.
Nothing stored unless you ask us to email your results.
The ones you forgot
Most claims don’t fail because they were wrong. They fail because nobody remembered in time.
Everything below, for every trip. Cancel anytime.
- ✓Your last three years, swept. Connect Gmail or forward your confirmations and we check every flight, not just the one you remembered.
- ✓Deadline reminders before the window shuts, three weeks out, one week, and the day before.
- ✓Live flight monitoring. We watch your upcoming trips and tell you when a delay or cancellation may be worth money.
- ✓Checked against the airline’s own reported data, so the delay isn’t your word against theirs.
- ✓Every future trip, automatically. Connect once and stop thinking about it.
- ✓One page for everything. Your Trips page holds every flight, every claim, every deadline, and the running total.
$49 a year. Cancel anytime from Manage membership on your Trips page, and keep everything already found.
Why the free tier isn’t crippled
Plenty of tools show you a number and hide it behind a payment. We think that’s backwards: if we tell you that you’re owed $500 and then ask for money before saying how to claim it, we haven’t helped you, we’ve just held your own money hostage. So the free check is the whole check. Membership exists for a different problem entirely, the flights you never think to look up, and the deadlines that pass while you’re busy. If you only ever have one bad flight, use the free checker and keep your $49.
Line by line
| What you get | Free | Member |
|---|---|---|
| Full amounts, unblurred | ✓ | ✓ |
| The rule behind each answer | ✓ | ✓ |
| What you’re not owed | ✓ | ✓ |
| Filing deadlines | ✓ | ✓ |
| Claim packet | ✓ | ✓ |
| Card comparison | ✓ | ✓ |
| Three-year historical sweep | — | ✓ |
| Gmail connection | — | ✓ |
| Deadline reminders | — | ✓ |
| Live flight monitoring | — | ✓ |
| Airline-reported delay data | — | ✓ |
| Your Trips page | ✓ | ✓ |
Questions people actually ask
Do you take a cut of what I recover?
No. You keep everything. We charge a flat $49 a year and never touch your claim or your payout, you file it yourself, directly with the airline or your card’s benefit administrator, and they pay you directly.
What happens if I cancel?
Your membership runs to the end of the year you paid for, then stops. Everything already found stays yours, and the free checker keeps working exactly as it does for everyone else.
Is $49 worth it if I only fly once or twice a year?
Honestly, maybe not. If you fly rarely and remember your bad flights, the free checker covers you. Membership pays for itself the first time it catches something you’d have forgotten, which is why the historical sweep is the part most people join for.
Do you guarantee I’ll get paid?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We show you what the rules and your card’s published terms say you may qualify for, with the exact clause. The final decision always rests with the airline or the benefit administrator.
What do you do with my email if I connect Gmail?
We request read-only access, and only ever look at travel confirmations from known airlines, hotels and booking sites. We can’t send, change or delete anything. You can disconnect at any time, and doing so revokes our access at Google, not just on our side.
Which cards do you actually check?
Only the ones we’ve read the guide for, cover to cover. Verified cards are marked with a checkmark in the picker. If yours isn’t verified yet we say so rather than guessing, because a wrong threshold is worse than no answer.
Is this only for US flights?
Yes, for now. The federal refund rules we check are US Department of Transportation rules, and we’d rather do one jurisdiction properly than several badly.
Try the free one first
It takes about two minutes and asks for nothing. If it finds you money, you’ll know whether the rest is worth it.