First save · August 2026
We got $540 back
on a United First ticket.
Same flights. They kept 80%. We work to get the claim. If it works, you keep 80%.
“I received a $539.99 Future Flight Credit and I kept 80%.” — Erik, August 2026
We take a forward you send to trips@fareward.com. We never connect your Gmail or read your inbox.
Keep this watch.
We'll email you if it drops. No card now.
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 and I kept 80%! This is a gamechanger for anyone that flies often."
— Erik, August 2026
How it works
Add a trip
Type the fields, paste the confirmation, or forward to trips@fareward.com.
We watch until you fly
Same flights, same seats.
If the fare drops
We work to get the claim. If it works, you keep 80%.
The receipt, explained
The airline pays you in their currency. We invoice ours. They are not the same thing.
The save — usually credit
We work to get the claim. If it works, you keep 80%. Typically travel credit on the booking you already have — not a card refund. Same flights, same seats. Fail is $0.
The fee — cash
Our 20% is cash, billed only after a real save. On a $200 drop that is $40 to us and $160 you keep. If nothing drops, you owe nothing.
Trust / security
We never take a MileagePlus password or a 2FA code. We never log into the airline 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 MileagePlus. 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.