Fareward

First save · August 2026

We got $540 back
on a United First ticket.

Same flights. Monitoring your booked flights costs nothing. If the fare drops and the airline issues a credit, you keep the entire credit. We bill 20% in cash only after that credit is in your account. If we don’t get the credit, you pay nothing.

See booked vs now. No account. Sign up after if you want us to keep watching.

Or forward the confirmation to trips@fareward.com

First real save

"I booked United First from SFO to RDU and sent to Fareward. The price dropped. Fareward handled everything. They filed as my agent with United and I received a $539.99 Future Flight Credit. I kept 100% of the credit. This is a gamechanger for anyone that flies often."

— Erik, August 2026

How it works

  1. Check a trip

    Confirmation, paste, or forward to trips@fareward.com.

  2. See booked vs now

    The dollar amount shows after you check. No signup to see it.

  3. Claim, or keep watching

    If the fare drops, we file after you add a card. Same flights. Same cabin.

Trust / security

We never take your airline login or a 2FA code. We never log in as you.

  • To claim a drop we need a confirmation and a last name. That is what the airline’s change path asks for. Not your password.
  • You sign “Fareward is my agent.” We say we are Fareward, acting for you. We never say we are you.
  • No airline login. No 2FA. We will not ask for your airline login, a one-time code, or to proxy your phone.
  • We take a forward you send to trips@fareward.com. We never connect your Gmail or read your inbox.
  • The save is usually airline credit. Leftover value is a future flight credit, not a card refund. We take 20% only after a real save.

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