We often get asked this question, and to be honest, if I came across a product/service that offered to save me money without any major catch, I would be skeptical as well. The truth is, there is no catch to using Sky Key. If Sky Key gets you savings, you pay a 25% fee. If you don’t save, you don’t pay anything. It’s that simple.
Sky Key saved me money on my flight
When Sky Key saves you money, say $100, it will charge your credit card for 25% of the savings amount ($25). That’s it. Your ticket (confirmation number, seats, flight times, etc.) stay the same, you just get savings back.
Savings come in the form of:
- Money – if you booked a refundable ticket
- Credits – if you booked a non-refundable ticket (like most people do). Click here to learn about how to use your credits that Sky Key gets you to reduce the cost of future flights
- Points – if you booked a flight using points/miles
Sky Key didn’t save me money
If Sky Key doesn’t find a lower price for your ticket, you don’t pay anything ($0).
Does Sky Key require a subscription?
No. Sky Key is completely free to use until it saves you money. Once Sky Key saves you money, it charges 25% of the savings amount.
Does Sky Key make money by selling data?
No.
What is Sky Key?
Sky Key saves you money on already booked flights. If you have any flights coming up, just upload your tickets to start saving!
Who started Sky Key?
Sky Key was started by Jacob Goldberg and Billy Bund.
Want to learn more about Sky Key?
- Check out our FAQ and How It Works
- Compare Sky Key savings vs. the points/miles game
- Read about how Sky Key works in practice
– Billy Bund. Co-Founder @ Sky Key
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