Is FarePromise legit?
Yes. FarePromise is operated by FarePromise LLC. You book through established partners (Aviasales for flights, Klook for hotels), your subscription is billed through Stripe and cancelable anytime, and travel credits are issued based on monitored price changes under our published Rewards Terms.
Why you can trust the model
You book on trusted partners
You complete every booking on an established partner’s own site — Aviasales for flights, Klook for hotels — not an unknown checkout.
We’re paid by partners, not by marking up your fare
When you book through a partner link, the partner pays us a commission — never you. Pro and Max subscriptions fund the price monitoring that turns drops into your credit.
Credits are governed by clear terms
Minimums, monitoring windows, and redemption rules are published on the Pricing page and in the Rewards Terms — nothing hidden.
Cancel anytime
Pro and Max are billed through Stripe and can be cancelled whenever you like. Credits you have already earned stay yours if you downgrade.
What FarePromise is (and isn’t)
It is an AI trip planner plus post-booking price-drop credit. It isn’t a way to get free flights or a guarantee that prices will drop — it pays you the difference when a qualifying drop happens. For the full flow, see how it works and the plans and minimums on Pricing, or read more about who we are.
Frequently asked questions
- Who operates FarePromise?
- FarePromise LLC. Contact: hello@fare-promise.com.
- How are credits paid?
- As travel gift cards (Hotels.com, Delta, Airbnb, Visa), redeemable from $50 (Pro) or $25 (Max).