Effective 30 August 2026

Terms of use.

Blame the Fare helps people describe trips, search provider inventory, compare options, and monitor flexible constraints. Unless a checkout is explicitly offered, we are a search and alert service—not the airline, ticket issuer, or travel agent completing your booking.

Fares and availability

Flight prices and availability change quickly. Every displayed offer is labelled as live or test data and has a verification and expiry time. Selection triggers repricing. The airline or booking provider’s checkout, fare rules, baggage rules, passenger requirements, and final total are the source of truth before purchase.

AI and recommendations

The assistant interprets your instructions and explains tradeoffs. It does not create flight prices. AI output can misunderstand a preference, airport, date, visa rule, event, or practical constraint, so review the structured brief and itinerary before relying on it. The service does not provide legal, immigration, medical, or financial advice.

Accounts and alerts

Keep account credentials secure and provide accurate information. Alerts are a convenience, not a promise that a fare will remain available or that every price change will be detected. You may pause searches and delete your account at any time.

Paid fare watches

A fare watch costs £4.99 as a one-time payment and runs for 90 days from activation. The price and duration are shown before payment. Payment does not buy a flight or guarantee a saving, fare, alert, or booking. A watch ends automatically after 90 days and does not renew.

Stripe processes payments and may provide a receipt. If we cannot activate or materially provide the watch because of a fault in our service, contact us using the details published on the site to request a remedy or refund. Nothing in these terms limits statutory cancellation, refund, or consumer rights that apply to you.

Acceptable use

Do not scrape, overload, reverse engineer, evade limits, submit unlawful content, probe other accounts, or use the service to violate an airline or provider’s terms. We may restrict abusive traffic or suspend an account when necessary to protect users and connected services.

Third-party services

Airlines and technology providers are independent services. Their terms govern their inventory and transactions. We are not responsible for their schedule changes, cancellations, fulfilment, data, or outages. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the service is provided without a guarantee of uninterrupted operation or savings.

Privacy and changes

The privacy notice explains data handling. These terms may change as the service and its booking role evolve. Material changes will be dated here and communicated when appropriate.

These terms are an operational draft and need counsel review, operator identity, governing-law, and contact provisions before a public commercial launch.