Wildly fluctuating airline prices are notorious for causing sleepless nights. But innovation never sleeps at Cleartrip. And that’s why today, another travel hassle bites the dust.

Introducing Pricewatch – your money back when prices fall.

Elated at rolling out another intuitive first in less than a month, Co-founder Hrush Bhatt said, “International travel is often about the mystery of the unknown, but we’d like to keep the suspense confined to your destination. With Pricewatch, we want to take the uncertainty out of booking your international tickets, so you can book without worrying if the price is right. You focus on your trip, let Pricewatch worry about your price.”

Pricewatch kicks in as soon as an International flight is booked on Cleartrip. If the fares for the flights booked falls by more than the associated change fees, Pricewatch automatically reprices the tickets to offer the cheaper fare. And, of course, it automatically returns money to the tune of the difference.

You paid Rs. 32,000
Current fare Rs. 27,000
Amendment fee Rs. 2,000
New total Rs. 29,000 (27,000 + 2,000)
Your refund Rs. 3,000 (32,000 – 29,000)

For example, if a one-way Mumbai–London flight is booked on British Airways (BA 138) today for INR 32,000 for departure on the Ides of March (March 15), Pricewatch will immediately begin tracking the cheapest fare for that flight (BA 138). Should the fare drop to say INR 27,000 before the departure date, with an additional INR 2,000 as the airline amendment fees, Pricewatch will automatically rebook the traveller on the cheaper fare and refundINR 3,000.

If a PNR changes due to re-booking, Pricewatch will email a new e-ticket to the traveller.

Booking an international flight without worrying about whether the best price was nailed or not, has been a perennial pain-point for travellers. Not anymore. Pricewatch at Cleartrip puts that worry to sleep, eternally.