The day you pick probably isn't the cheapest one.

Never Layover is a flight search site that only shows nonstop routes. It returns live round-trip prices for direct flights between any two airports, with flexible-date scanning built in by default.

Most search engines treat nonstop as a filter layered on top of multi-stop results. Never Layover starts from nonstop and never adds layovers. Flexible dates are built in — you pick a window instead of a single departure/return pair, and Pro prices every combination in it.

A nonstop flight has no stops at all between origin and destination. A direct flight can stop along the way as long as the flight number doesn't change — passengers may even disembark and reboard. Never Layover only shows true nonstops.

Pick a date window (e.g. any 7 nights between June 1 and June 30). A free search prices 8 date combinations spread across it; Pro prices every combination that fits (up to 500), then ranks them by total round-trip cost. You see the cheapest dates first instead of guessing.

Yes. Searching prices, browsing routes, finding deals from your airport, one price alert and a weekly cheap-flights digest are all free. Pro ($79/year, or $9/month) prices every date in your window, tracks every trip you're planning, and emails you the below-normal fares from every airport you fly from, daily.

Enter an origin, destination, and date window. Never Layover checks the route daily and emails you when the cheapest nonstop fare drops by at least $20 (or 5%). No account required — the link in the email is your credential.

Never Layover tracks 93,357 nonstop routes across 8,851 airports worldwide, with 14,778 historical round-trip fares in our price database.

All scheduled passenger airlines and airports worldwide are covered, sourced from a combination of airline schedule feeds and live pricing APIs. Coverage skews toward dense routes; thinner regional carriers may be partial.

No. Never Layover is a search and alerts tool — it doesn't sell tickets. Booking links send you to the airline's own site, or to Google Flights when the airline has no direct booking page; we never add a markup.

Prices come from live flight search APIs and are cached for up to 6 hours per route. Fares can change between cache refresh and booking — always verify the final price on the airline's own page before paying.