Terms of Service
Last updated August 24, 2026
What this is
FlightGeo compares flight prices across countries by checking how airlines and booking sites price the same route when accessed from a different location (a practice sometimes called geo-arbitrage or geo-pricing). We do this by routing our automated searches through VPN servers in each country. The prices we show are what those sites displayed to our scan at that moment — not a quote, not a reservation, and not guaranteed to match what you'll see.
You need a VPN to book at the price shown
This is the most important thing to understand before using this site: the prices we find are location-dependent. To have a reasonable chance of seeing the same price when you book, you need to connect your own VPN to the same country before visiting the airline or booking site. Without doing this, you will very likely be shown a different — usually higher — price. FlightGeo does not provide a VPN and is not affiliated with any VPN provider.
Prices change, and we can be wrong
Flight prices change constantly — often within minutes. A price we show can be gone by the time you try to book it, even with the right VPN active. We also scrape third-party sites (Kayak, Momondo, Google Flights, and others), and our extraction can occasionally misread a page, show a stale result, or fail entirely for a given country. Always confirm the actual price on the airline or booking site itself before paying — we make no guarantee of accuracy.
Some fares may be restricted, and some bookings carry more risk
A few things worth knowing about the specific deals this tool can surface:
- Geo-pricing and airline/OTA terms. Some airlines and booking sites explicitly prohibit booking through a VPN or from outside your home region in their terms of service, and reserve the right to cancel bookings or charge a difference if they detect it. This is a widely used practice, but it is not without risk — that risk is yours, not ours.
- "Self-transfer" itineraries. Some of the cheapest options we surface combine two separately-ticketed flights on different airlines, where you handle your own connection (sometimes changing airports). If the first flight is delayed and you miss the second, you typically are not rebooked or refunded by either airline. We label these when we can detect them, but always check the fare rules before booking.
No liability
FlightGeo is provided as-is, free of charge, with no warranty of any kind. We are not a travel agency, we do not process payments or bookings, and we are not responsible for any loss arising from a booking you make based on information from this site — including price differences, cancelled bookings, missed connections, or VPN-related account issues with a third-party airline or OTA.
Fair use
The search endpoint is rate-limited to keep the service available for everyone. Please don't attempt to script or scrape this tool at scale — if you need that, reach out instead of working around the limits.
Changes
We may update these terms as the product changes. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised terms.