Flare Flightsfinds rare fares near you.
Flare Flights is a fare-alert app. Find unusually low prices near you, then book with the provider.
The gems Flare catches.
The kind of price that vanishes within hours. The rarer the drop, the better the catch.
Illustrative fares. Check today’s available flights before booking.
The sky, scanned for you.
You don't hunt for deals. They find you.
We know where you fly from
Flare detects your country automatically and looks for flights leaving from home, the ones you can actually take.
We scan non-stop
Every destination, 24/7, compared to its usual price. A flight collapsing below its average? We catch it.
Go when it flares
A signal arrives. You see the price, the drop, the destination, and you book before it climbs back.
A price collapses. Flare lights up.
Flare doesn't show you 'cheap flights'. It compares each price to its average and only fires the signal for real anomalies, the ones that don't last. You get the alert, you go.
No noise. Just the flights 40 to 70% below their normal price.
A fare radar and a travel companion.
Flare catches the unusual price first, then helps you turn it into a trip you can follow.
Your fare radar
Flare compares available fares with tracked route history and sends a clear signal when a price stands out.
Your travel passport
Trips you log become stamps, visas and a Wrapped view of your travel year.
A travel journal
Keep photos and notes with the trips you log, laid out like a personal treasure map.
A daily travel game
One fare, four countries, one hint and one chance. A fresh challenge lands each day.
Travel Buddies
Opt in to share a public Passport code and selected trips with friends.
Flare Intelligence
Continue one travel conversation across current Flare deals, places, itineraries, hotels and your own trip list.
Flare Intelligence
From rare fare to a day you can actually follow.
Ask about a destination and keep the same conversation going. Flare can map current OpenStreetMap places, build a multi-stop itinerary, show Booking.com hotel cards for dates you provide and keep a small place list.
Everything about Flare.
Is it free?+
Flare is free to download and use. Flare Pro is an optional subscription. Your store shows the current price and any trial eligibility before purchase.
How does Flare know a price is 'abnormal'?+
Every route has a usual price. Flare tracks it over time and only fires the signal when a fare falls clearly below that average, a real anomaly, not an ordinary sale.
Which platforms?+
Flare is available on the App Store and Google Play.
Do you sell the tickets?+
No. Flare Flights is a flight-deal discovery app, not an airline or travel agency. It detects the anomaly and sends you to the booking site of your choice.
How do I install it?+
Flare is available on the App Store and Google Play. Install it from the official store listing for your device.
Is it safe? What data do you take?+
You can browse without an account and precise location is optional. Flare processes only the account, alert, journal, AI, subscription and aggregate measurement data needed by features you choose. There is no data resale or advertising tracking. See our privacy policy.
Current fare data, direct answers
Data freshness: latest scan . Public snapshot generated .
What is the lowest fare observed in this page's current data?
The lowest fare represented in this page's structured data is €10. It is an observation from the public snapshot, not a guaranteed quote.
How broad is Flare's current public fare data?
The snapshot contains 1,528 qualifying observations from 99 represented origin markets. That evidence supports 14 active market hubs and 148 destination pages.
When was the latest scan used by this page?
The newest source batch in the snapshot was scanned on 11 September 2026 at 03:06 UTC. This page was generated from the public snapshot on 11 September 2026 at 03:17 UTC.
Are these prices guaranteed when I book?
No. They are observed fares that can change or disappear. Confirm the final price, dates, baggage and fare conditions with the booking provider before paying.
Sources: public fare snapshot and Flare methodology.