Find the hack.

× How this works

Same trip, different price tag.

Airlines don't price flights in a straight line. A non-stop ticket is sometimes the priciest way to get somewhere. Route hacking means checking the boring direct flight, the actual cheapest ticket with stops included, and whether breaking the trip into two or three cities beats both. Same destination, sometimes a lot cheaper, sometimes a free extra city.

Type your route above and this tool runs all four checks live:

1. The straightforward one. Cheapest non-stop flight, so you've got a baseline.
2. The cheapest ticket. What you'd actually pay once stops are counted.
3. The easy split. One extra city added to the route, often for close to nothing.
4. The proper hack. The full multi-city version. Most trip for the money.

The catch: prices are cached and can be up to a week old — confirm on the booking page before you commit.

Want the rest of what I build? Freedom Stack →