Transparency: real data, a simple model
Our algorithm doesn't invent prices. It analyzes them. A price alert is only worth something if you can understand why you're getting it.
The problem
A displayed discount isn't always a real one
Picture a flight showing at €800 today. To make the savings look dramatic, it would be easy to compare that fare against an artificially inflated reference — a "was" price that never actually existed. Plenty of tools in this industry have a direct incentive to pad that kind of comparison.
Data feeds the system.
The system analyzes it.
The algorithm detects the deal.
Inflating a reference to look more impressive just isn't how we operate.
How SniperAir works
A chain with no blind spots
Real collection
The prices we use come from fares actually collected on the routes we monitor.
Calculated reference
No reference is ever created by hand or artificially inflated.
Explainable alert
Current price, historical reference, how deep the drop is: every alert stays understandable.
Your call
SniperAir spots the deal. You decide whether to book.
A real example
What you actually see in a SniperAir alert
| Current price detected | €890 |
| Route's historical reference | €1,541 |
| Where the data comes from | Collected prices — never estimated |
| Artificially inflated reference | Never |
What you actually pay us
€40 / year
Your subscription — unrelated to your tickets' price
0% commission on your purchasesWhat sets us apart
Our business model doesn't depend on your ticket price
SniperAir runs on customer subscriptions. We don't get paid based on the price of the ticket you buy — a €300 fare or a €1,500 one changes nothing about the value of your subscription.
That keeps the relationship simple: you pay SniperAir to spot price deals, not to get pushed toward a pricier booking.
You pay a subscription. We spot the deals. You decide whether to buy.
Why it matters to you
You shouldn't have to wonder if you're being misled
You don't need to:
- Check whether that "was" price ever actually existed
- Wonder if the tool gets paid to push you toward a pricier booking
- Guess whether a displayed discount is real
- Trust something you can't understand
Every SniperAir alert is backed by data we can actually explain.
Why SniperAir
Real
Collected prices, never invented
0%
Commission on your purchases
Subscription
Our only business model
Explainable
Every alert justifies its reference price
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does SniperAir take a commission on tickets you buy?
No. SniperAir doesn't sell tickets itself and isn't paid based on the price of tickets you book elsewhere.
How does SniperAir make money?
Only through customer subscriptions — a simple model with no hidden incentive to inflate reference prices.
Are the "was" prices in an alert real?
Yes — the reference shown comes from history actually collected for that route, never an arbitrary estimate.
Can I trust the discount percentage shown?
The percentage is calculated from real data collected automatically, not a number picked to look good.
Is SniperAir affiliated with an airline or agency?
No, SniperAir is independent of airlines and travel agencies.
Examples you can verify
Prices actually observed, never invented for the example.
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Real data. A simple business model. No hidden incentives.
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