How XoloTrip works
You tell us the trip you're waiting for. Then you stop checking.
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You describe the trip
Choose one or more airports to leave from and where you want to go. Picking a city like Tokyo covers all its airports.
Pick exact dates, or a window like any time in November with a stay of 7–12 nights. Add who's coming, including children's ages, and the price that would make you book.
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We keep checking
A flexible window can hold hundreds of possible trips. XoloTrip first looks across the whole window, then keeps a closer eye on the dates that look cheapest, while still coming back to the rest.
When other travelers watch the same route, we share fresh results instead of searching again. Your watch page always shows when we last checked.
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You hear from us when it matters
When a fare reaches your target, you get one email. If it drops meaningfully further, we tell you again. Never the same price twice, never more than three alerts a day.
Before alerting, we re-check prices that are more than a few hours old. Even so, fares change quickly and aren't guaranteed until you book.
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You book directly
XoloTrip doesn't sell tickets. From your watch you can check the current fare and continue to an external booking site, clearly marked as such.
Prices come from airline sources connected through our flight data partner. Some low-cost airlines aren't covered.