How do you find these roundtrip deals?

We track thousands of roundtrip itineraries daily using the Kiwi.com API and compare prices against historical averages. When a roundtrip drops below the 10th percentile (our 'Steal' threshold) or 25th percentile (our 'Good Deal' threshold) for that destination, we highlight it for you.

Are these prices guaranteed?

Prices are provided in real-time by Kiwi.com, our booking partner. While we update prices frequently, flight prices can change rapidly. We recommend booking quickly when you see a great deal.

What does 'Steal' mean?

A 'Steal' is a roundtrip priced in the bottom 10% of historical prices for that destination. These are exceptionally rare deals that represent significant savings compared to typical prices.

What is a 'Good Deal'?

A 'Good Deal' is a roundtrip priced in the bottom 25% of historical prices. While not as rare as Steals, these still offer excellent value compared to average prices.

What are nights buckets — Weekend, Short Trip, Two Weeks, Long Stay?

Buckets are quick filters that match common trip lengths: Weekend (2–4 nights), Short Trip (5–9), Two Weeks (10–16) and Long Stay (17–30). They're shortcuts on top of the nights slider — pick the trip shape that fits your calendar, and the search adjusts automatically. Buckets only exist on the website; the underlying data is the actual nights count for each itinerary, so any custom range works too.

How does the depart × return heatmap work?

The grid on each destination page shows the cheapest roundtrip price for every combination of outbound and return date over the next 6 months. Cooler cells are cheaper. Click any cell to jump to that exact pair of dates.

Why is one weekend deal sometimes cheaper than a longer trip?

Roundtrip prices follow strange airline pricing rules — short stays sometimes cost more than week-long trips because of fare buckets. We compare each itinerary against the destination's full price history, so a great weekend price gets called out as a Hot Deal on its own merits.

How often are prices updated?

We refresh roundtrip data every 60 minutes to ensure you see the latest prices. Each deal card shows when the price was last verified.

Do you charge any booking fees?

No, we don't charge any additional fees. The price you see is what you'll pay at Kiwi.com. We earn a small commission from Kiwi.com when you book, which helps us keep this service free.

Can I set price alerts for specific destinations?

Yes! Sign up for our newsletter and you'll receive alerts when roundtrip prices drop to 'Steal' levels for popular destinations from your origin city.

Why do some destinations have no deals?

We only show destinations with available roundtrip data. If a destination has no deals, it may be because there are no convenient routes from your origin city, or prices haven't dropped below our deal thresholds.