How it works

Four simple steps to smarter travel

Set your preferences, relax, and let LaniGo do the work.

1

Search

Choose your origin, destination, dates, budget, and maximum stops.

2

Create Alert

Save the route as a fixed-date alert after reviewing the details.

3

We Monitor Prices

LaniGo keeps the route ready for automated checks as the alert system grows.

4

Get Notified

Receive updates when matching flights or meaningful price drops are detected.

Flight price alerts

Know when a route becomes worth booking

Flight alerts keep watching your preferred route, dates, budget, currency, and stop preference—so you know when the right flight appears.

  • You define the maximum price before the trip becomes urgent.

  • You compare current offers against a route-specific budget.

  • You avoid missing short-lived price drops on routes you already care about.

Create your first alert
MADFRAATH

Price drop

−20%

OTP

Bucharest

LHR

London

Good deal

€149

Round trip · Economy

View deal

Previously €187

Timing & context

A good fare is more than a low number

Route, season, stops, and flexibility all change what “cheap” means. Keep that context close, so a price drop is easier to judge.

Booking windowDeparture

Early

Ideal

Expensive

A helpful signal: compare a price with your route, dates, and travel flexibility before deciding it is worth booking.

Price factors

Why flight prices change

Airfare isn't random. Multiple factors influence every ticket price before you book.

Seasonality

School holidays, major events, and summer demand increase fares.

Peak season → higher prices

Demand

Popular routes and fuller flights lead to higher fares.

More searches → less availability

Airline pricing

Routes, inventory, and competition shape every fare class.

Inventory shifts all day

Promotions

Sales and special offers can lower prices for specific routes.

Short windows → real savings

Booking window

Availability changes as departure gets closer.

Timing changes the fare

Current flight price

€149

Changes with context

Frequently Asked Questions

How do flight alerts work?

A flight alert stores the route, travel dates, budget, currency, and stop preference you care about. LaniGo uses that saved intent to monitor matching flights as the product evolves.

How often are prices checked?

The applicationfocuses on creating and managing alerts. Automated scheduled checks are part of the next alert-monitoring milestone.

Can I monitor round trips?

Yes. LaniGo supports one-way and round-trip flight searches, and beta alerts support fixed-date one-way and round-trip routes.

Do I need an account?

You can search flights without an account. You need to sign in when you want to save and manage personal alerts.

Which airlines are supported?

LaniGo searches live flight data across a broad network of airline content as provider coverage evolves.

Is LaniGo free?

The beta phase treats every registered user as a basic user and grants three Basic alert credits. Paid plans are not part of the current implementation.