Recommendations by use case

I've booked one cruise

Deckhand

You have a sailing booked (or two) and want to know if the fare drops before final payment. A regular digest keeps you informed without filling your inbox.

  • 3 watchers
  • At most one digest every 2 days
  • 2 weeks of price history
  • Find Deals: top 10

I'm planning a few cruises

First-Mate

You follow several sailings, maybe for family or friends too. A daily digest keeps you current, and thresholds filter out small moves.

  • 15 watchers
  • At most one digest a day
  • 2 months of price history
  • Find Deals: top 50 with 14-day insights
  • Custom $ / % thresholds

I want every alert, fast

Captain

You follow many sailings, cruise often, or hunt for deals. You hear about changes after every price check, see up to 6 months of history, and get Best Value badges in Find Deals.

  • 50 watchers
  • After every price check (3× a day)
  • 6 months of price history
  • Find Deals: top 200 with 30-day insights
  • Custom $ / % thresholds

Why alert timing matters

Fares can move more than once in a day. Every plan sees every check; faster plans simply tell you sooner, which helps when a lower fare doesn't last long.

The diagram shows three days of price checks and the earliest moments an alert can be sent on each plan.

Alert timing by plan

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