How HolFly monitors prices
We check live fares on your behalf, build a price history, and surface deals using statistical analysis — so you know whether today's price is a real bargain or just average.
Why price history length matters
You can see this week vs last week. Enough to spot a sudden spike, but you can't tell if today's price is seasonally high or genuinely cheap. A price of £380 might look normal when the week before was £390 — but zoom out and you'd see it's been £320 all month.
A full month of data powers the percentile badges — you can see where today's price sits in the distribution. You'll catch the mid-month dip that 7-day users miss entirely, and the trend indicator becomes statistically meaningful.
Three months of data reveals seasonal patterns — the Diwali spike in October, the January lull, the summer school-holiday surge. The AI prediction model is trained on this full window, giving you a reliable forecast of whether prices will rise or fall in the next 2–4 weeks.
Which plan is right for you?
What you actually get with each plan.
Get to know what HolFly offers — track one route free for 7 days, no card required.
Economy & Premium Economy deals for your routes. Flexible search options to find the cheapest fare. Receive 3 top deals daily after each run. WhatsApp alerts (coming soon).
Everything in Explorer plan, plus Business and First class deals. Track multiple custom routes at one go to find the cheapest deal for your destination.
Why check frequency matters more than you'd think
Airlines release flash sales, mistake fares, and last-minute inventory at irregular hours. A single check per day has roughly a 1-in-24 chance of hitting the right window. Two checks per day (Explorer) roughly doubles that to 1-in-12. Six checks (Pro) means you almost never miss a fare that lasts more than 4 hours.