It searches. You don't.
Describe a trip in one line. Pro drafts a plan, you tweak it, and it hunts the cheapest nonstops across every date that works for you — no tabs, no forty searches.
Tell us where you want to go and which days work. Never Layover's search agent — we call it Scout — prices every date you'd actually fly, every day, brings you the cheapest nonstop, and keeps watching after. Same trip, often 10–30% less.
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| Feature | Free $0 | Pro $79/yr |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the searching? | You | Scout, for you |
| Flexible search — date combinations priced | 8, spread across your window | Up to 500 |
| Describe a trip in plain English and let Scout hunt it | ✓ sample depth | ✓ full depth |
| Scout re-runs that hunt every night | — | ✓ |
| Trips tracked for price drops | 1 · up to 150 date combos | Unlimited · up to 500 each |
| Trips Scout finds that you never asked for | — | ✓ |
| Deals from your airport, found for you | 1 airport · weekly | Every airport · daily |
| Search any route on fixed dates | ✓ | ✓ |
| Routes & schedules | ✓ | ✓ |
Describe a trip in one line. Pro drafts a plan, you tweak it, and it hunts the cheapest nonstops across every date that works for you — no tabs, no forty searches.
The same trip can swing $100–400 depending on which day you leave. Pro prices every interchangeable date and puts you on the cheapest one — the optimization you'd never do by hand.
Once it finds your trip, Pro keeps watching — every airport you fly from, every route you care about — and pings you the moment a price drops. You book at the bottom, not the day after.
📊 This week Scout's engine priced 100,000+ fares across 800+ routes — so you don't have to.
Pro is $79 for a whole year — $6.58 a month. Most travelers take 3–4 trips a year, and optimizing dates you're already flexible on typically saves $100–400 per trip. Do that even once and you're ahead for the year.
Real fares from our own searches. The catch: you'd have to price every date yourself to find them. Pro does it for you, every day.
You're usually flexible — "some weekend in March, three or four nights." That's dozens of date combinations, and the same trip can cost wildly different amounts depending on which one you pick.
A real one from our own searches — Orlando (MCO) → Reykjavík (KEF), 7 nights, same days of the week: fly Oct 6–13 and it's $1,186; the same trip a week earlier, Sep 29–Oct 6, is $771 — $415 saved. Both are real fares you can check yourself. You'd never price every date by hand; Pro does, every day, and puts you on the cheapest.
Google Flights is genuinely good, and it's free — its date grid and price graph will show you a month of fares in seconds. Keep using it.
But it's a search box: you run a query, you get today's answer, and that's where it stops. A flexible trip isn't one query. "A long weekend in March, leaving Thursday or Friday, three to five nights" is dozens of date combinations — and the cheapest one keeps moving as fares change. Finding the actual bottom means pricing every combination, then doing it again tomorrow, and the day after, for weeks.
That's the work Pro does for you. You describe the trip once — the window, the trip lengths, even which days of the week you'd actually fly — and Pro prices every combination that fits, every single day, nonstop only, and emails you when the cheapest one drops. You're not paying for a better search box. You're paying for the forty searches you were never going to run.
Yes. Open the Billing Portal from your dashboard and cancel — your Pro features stay active until the end of your current billing period, then you drop back to Free. No prorated charges.
If you upgrade and change your mind within 7 days, email [email protected] for a no-questions-asked refund.
Yes. Open the Billing Portal from your dashboard and change plans — Stripe prorates the difference automatically, so you only pay for what you use.
Existing alerts and airport watches keep running — you'll keep receiving emails for them. The Free tier caps you at one watched airport (weekly digest) and one saved price alert; any extras you created on Pro keep delivering, you just can't add new ones until you re-upgrade.
Scout itself stays — a free account can still describe a trip and have it hunted, just at sample depth and without the nightly re-run. Re-upgrading at any point restores the full depth, daily digests, unlimited airports and unlimited tracked trips.