Tell Nudg the route and the price you'd book at — in one sentence. It watches real fares around the clock and nudges you the moment your price shows up.
Airline prices move several times a day, and the good fare is gone by the time you've compared three tabs. Existing trackers make you build a search on their site and then email you about routes you didn't ask for. Nudg's version is one sentence about your trip — set it once and get on with your life.
“Nudg me if NYC to London drops below $500”
Your route, your price, one sentence.
“Nudg me when flights to Tokyo go on sale for March”
Watching a whole month, not just a date.
“Nudg me if the Denver flight for Christmas gets cheaper”
Already booked elsewhere? Watch for the price you wish you got.
“Cheap flights from LA to Sydney”
No target price? We'll nudge you whenever the cheapest fare moves.
One sentence — where from, where to, and the number you'd book at. A date or month is optional; skip it and Nudg watches all upcoming dates.
Fresh fares seen by real searches across airlines, checked on a schedule — daily free, up to hourly on Pro.
The moment a fare crosses your target you get the alert — with the price, the date, and a link to book while it lasts.
Fares recently seen by real searches across airlines and agencies (via Aviasales). Prices move fast, so every alert links straight to the live search to confirm and book.
No — name a date, a month ("in March"), or nothing at all. With no date, Nudg watches the cheapest fare across upcoming dates.
Today it's route-level fares across airlines — the cheapest way to fly your route. Specific-airline and award-seat watching are on the roadmap.
No — the free plan includes flight watches, like the rest of Nudg. Pro adds more frequent checks for fast-moving fares.
One sentence now, one nudge when your price shows up — sign up free and put your route on watch.
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