One good deal pays for years of Premium.
The average PDXplore deal saves $420 on a single flight. Premium members see every deal days before the free list and get instant alerts the moment a mistake fare drops.
"I almost didn't click. I didn't believe the price was real."Jenn, designer in SE PortlandOne of PDXplore's instant mistake-fare alerts caught her a $381 Tokyo round trip (normally $900 to $1,200). The savings paid for a week in Kyoto.
Free vs Premium
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly deals edition | Friday | Thursday, a day early |
| Deal timing | After Premium members | Days earlier |
| Full deal list | Roundup only | ✓ |
| Instant mistake-fare alerts | No | ✓ |
| Points and card guides | No | ✓ |
| Monthly Q&A with Jay | No | ✓ |
Questions
What if I already have flights booked this year?
Then you're set for this year, and Premium is for every trip after that. Deals usually surface months before travel dates, so the fare for next spring shows up long before you'd start looking. The average deal saves $420, which covers your $70 year six times over on one booking.
Do deals only leave from PDX?
Yes, on purpose. Every deal in the newsletter departs from PDX. No "amazing fare from Newark" filler. If it's on the board, you can actually fly it.
How do deal alerts arrive?
By email. Premium members get the full deal list every Thursday, a day before the free roundup goes out Friday. And when a mistake fare drops, Premium members get an instant email the moment we catch it, because those fares are usually gone in hours.
What if I never find a deal I want to book?
Money back. If a full year of Premium goes by without a deal you'd actually book, email Jay and you get a refund.