Curated weekly · personalised by AI
Flight deals
worth getting
excited about.
Most deal services blast you the same fares as everyone else. Fareduck reads how you like to travel and sends a small, curated weekly digest of fares that actually fit.
~2 minutes to set up · no credit card · cancel anytime
Google Flights shows fares.
Fareduck shows the ones you'd click.
A flight from Boston to Tokyo for $700 isn't a deal for everyone. It's a deal for someone who has Tokyo on their list, can be flexible on dates, and likes long-haul economy more than they like staring at a price tracker. Fareduck builds that picture of you, then rates every fare it sees against it.
The result: most days you hear nothing. On Sundays you get five to seven deals that read like a friend who knows what you're into texted you.
How it works
About 2 minutes of setup,
then a weekly habit.
- 01
Tell us how you travel
5 short steps. Home airports, airlines you like (or don't), countries you'd hop on a plane for, trip length, budget posture. Then a freeform "vibe" paragraph — that's where most of the personalisation lives.
- 02
AI mirrors your style back
We summarise your vibe as a short travel persona you can read, sanity-check, and edit. If we got something wrong, you fix it — and that's what shapes which deals you see next.
- 03
Sunday digest with the picks
Every Sunday morning, you get five to seven deals scored against your persona. Each one has a short note on why we thought you'd like it. Click out to book; we get a small commission if you do.
Why Fareduck
A different shape than the other deal services.
| Fareduck | Google Flights | Going.com | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personalised to your travel style | ✓ | — | partial |
| Curated weekly (not constant spam) | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| AI-explained "why this deal" | ✓ | — | — |
| Self-pause + snooze controls | ✓ | n/a | partial |
| Ad-free option | $7/mo | — | $49/yr |
| No app to install | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Comparison reflects publicly listed features as of 2026. We'll update if competitors change theirs.
What Fareduck isn't
A curation layer,
not a booking engine.
We don't sell flights. When a fare catches your eye, you click out to the partner (Skyscanner, Google Flights, the airline) and book there. They handle payment, refunds, changes, and customer support. We just keep the noise down.
We're also not a price-drop tracker. If you want “BOS→TYO under $700 — alert me” today, use Google Flights. Where we earn our slot in your inbox is the weekly “you didn't know you wanted this” pick.
Pricing
Free now. Plus is coming.
Free
- Weekly digest
- Up to 3 saved watchlists
- One travel persona
- A small sponsored card per week
Plus (coming)
- Ad-free experience
- Daily digest option
- Unlimited watchlists
- Mistake-fare priority alerts
- Multiple travel profiles
Email us if you want the launch invite.
Plus pricing locks in when we ship the paid tier — early Free users keep grandfather rates.
We earn through affiliate links, ads we sell directly, and (soon) the Plus tier. None of that ever changes which deals we recommend — ranking is user-fit only. Sponsored content is always labelled. How we make money →
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