Flight deal sites show you a fare and let you find out at checkout that it expired three days ago. This one stamps each price with the hour it was found, hides the stale ones, and tells you when something genuinely new turns up.
Fare databases are caches of what other people searched recently, not live quotes. We measured a full feed of 498 dated fares out of four European airports and sorted it the way every deal site does — by price alone.
Nine of the ten cheapest results were more than a day old. Several were over a week old. That is not bad luck: a price that looks impossibly good usually looks that way because it stopped being true.
So sorting by price alone quietly sorts by staleness. This extension ranks on price and age together, and hides anything older than two days unless you ask for it.
How old the prices in one real feed were, measured October 2026 across Vilnius, Kaunas, Riga and Warsaw.
Type a city or a three-letter code. Add as many as you like — the results merge into one list, and you can mute an airport with a tap without deleting it.
Fares refresh in the background every hour. The toolbar icon shows how many new deals landed under your price since you last looked.
Save a search with a price ceiling and pick where to be told. Each fare is announced once, so a deal you have already seen never pings you twice.
A browser notification is no use when the browser is shut. Saved searches keep running on our side, so an alert reaches you whether or not Chrome is open.
Free accounts include a daily email allowance and a monthly text allowance, shown in the extension.
It will not promise that a cached price is the price you pay. Opening a fare starts a real search at the booking site, and that search decides. What the extension can honestly do is tell you how likely the number is to still hold — which is exactly what the age stamp is for.
Fare data comes from the Travelpayouts network. Booking happens on the airline or agency site, never here.
Add the one you fly from most and see what is leaving in the next two weeks.
Add to Chrome — freeWorks in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers.
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