Last updated: September 30, 2026. Plain language on purpose. Written for a global audience and to meet Canada's anti-spam law (CASL) and privacy law (PIPEDA).
Membership terms
The three tiers
Lite is free: one daily email with the day's best fares and the public deals page. Premium adds live email alerts for the destinations you pick. Luxury adds instant alerts on every channel we run (Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS and email) and Wings Genie, the concierge.
Cancelling
Cancel any time from your account page or through the Stripe billing portal linked in every receipt. A cancellation takes effect immediately, and you keep the paid features until the end of the billing period you already paid for.
Refunds
We do not refund unused days of a monthly or yearly plan after you cancel. If something we did went wrong, such as a plan charged twice or alerts that never arrived, write to us within 30 days and we will make it right.
What "instant" means
An instant alert is sent within 2 minutes of a deal passing our checks and being approved for members. Delivery after that depends on your email provider, carrier or messaging platform, which can add a short delay we do not control.
What "live" and "the minute it drops" mean
The same thing: sent as soon as a deal passes our checks, normally in under 2 minutes. Lite members see a deal on the public page after paying members have had their head start, usually a day later.
The monthly draw
When the draw is on (the pricing section says so), every account with alerts on is entered automatically on the first of the month and one is picked at random; Premium accounts carry two entries and Luxury three. No purchase is needed to enter: a free Lite account is an entry. The prize is a flight credit of up to US$500 paid as a booking we make for the winner on a fare from the radar, or its cash value where a booking is not possible. The winner is contacted at the account email within seven days and named on the site by first name and city only, with consent. Where a draw is not lawful, residents of that place are not eligible. We run the draw by hand from the member list and keep the pick in the admin log.
What we are not
We find and check fares against our price history and their source; we do not sell tickets. Every booking happens with the airline or booking site you are sent to, under their terms. Fares can change or sell out at any moment, and a fare the source has pulled will be stamped EXPIRED on the site on the next two-hourly pass.
Privacy notice
What we collect
Only what the service needs: your email address, a password (stored as a salted hash, never in clear text), your tier, and the preferences you choose to set: destination picks, a home airport, and, for Luxury members who want them, a phone number and Telegram handle for alerts.
What we use it for
- Sending the deal alerts and digests you signed up for.
- Running, personalising and securing your account.
- Managing paid plans. Payments are processed by Stripe; we never see or store your card number.
Consent to electronic messages (CASL)
By ticking the consent box when you sign up you give express consent to receive commercial electronic messages from LordOfTheWings 24/7 at the address you provide: deal alerts, digests and occasional membership news. You can withdraw that consent at any time with the unsubscribe link in any email, by setting "quiet" in your account, or by writing to us. Withdrawing consent stops the messages; it does not close your account.
Where your data lives
Our services run on hosting, email and payment providers that may store or process data outside Canada, including in the United States. We use them only to run the service, require them to protect your information, and never sell personal data.
Your rights (PIPEDA)
You may ask to see, correct or delete the personal information we hold about you at any time. Deleting your account removes your email, preferences and alert history from our systems within 30 days, except where the law requires us to keep a record.
Retention and security
We keep your information while your account is active and delete it on request. We protect it with encryption in transit, hashed passwords, access controls and regular reviews.
How we price and verify deals
Where a fare comes from
Every deal on the site was found by our collectors on public deal sources and forums, or reported by members, and then re-checked by us. We list the fare as it was seen, with the date, the origin and the cabin.
How a discount is calculated
A discount compares the fare with a conservative guide price per currency and destination region, scaled by the route's distance; the deal page shows that price. Our own fare log for the route (deal posts and fare-API checks over the last twelve months) is shown alongside, as the lowest fare we have logged; it is not used to inflate a discount, because every fare in it was logged at deal time.
What "checked" means
Before a deal is shown, its fare is compared with our price history for the route. Every 90 minutes we re-read the source of each live deal; a fare the source has pulled or marked expired gets an EXPIRED stamp instead of being quietly removed, so you can see how long deals typically last. We do not yet open the booking site to re-price a fare, so a deal can be stamped live for a short while after the airline has moved on. Error fares in particular can last hours, not days: the price on the booking site is the one that counts.
Currencies
Fares are shown in the currency of the source. Conversions use the day's European Central Bank reference rate and are approximate; the price you pay is the one on the booking site.
Affiliate and source disclosure
Some "Select dates & Book" links are affiliate links, for example to Skyscanner or an airline partner. If you book through one we may earn a commission. This does not change the price you pay and never changes which deals we show or how we rank them: ranking is by discount, freshness and route, not by commission.
Deals are gathered from public deal sites and forums and from members. We credit sources in our data and do not present other people's finds as our own verification; the verification is ours.
Questions people ask
How often are the deals updated?
Every source is re-read every 90 minutes. A fare the source has pulled or marked expired is stamped EXPIRED on the site within two hours. We do not yet re-price fares ourselves, so the price on the booking site is the one that counts.
What is an error fare?
A fare an airline or booking site published by mistake, usually far below normal. Airlines usually honour ticketed error fares but not always, so wait for the ticket number before booking hotels.
How do you work out the discount?
We compare the fare with a conservative guide price for the region, scaled by the route's distance, and show it on the deal page next to the lowest fare we have logged on that route over the last twelve months.
Do you sell the tickets?
No. Every booking happens with the airline or booking site we link to, under their terms. We find the fares and check them against their source and our price history.
Are the prices roundtrip?
Each card says roundtrip or one-way under the route. Prices are shown in the currency you pick at the top; the price you pay is the one on the booking site.
Why has a deal I saw disappeared?
Fares change or sell out at any moment. Expired deals stay visible for a while with an EXPIRED stamp so you can see how long deals typically last.
Contact
Questions, access or deletion requests, or a problem with a charge: hello@lordofthewings247.com. Privacy matters specifically: privacy@lordofthewings247.com.