One person, a lot of code, and a grudge against half-term prices.

[Your first name] started Seatdrop in [month year] after paying £[X] to fly four people to [place] in February half-term, a fare that had been £[Y] the week before. The big flight clubs had sent that route out, but in January, when nobody with children can go.

Seatdrop is built differently. Software watches every route from six UK airports every day and measures each fare against what it usually costs, including what it usually costs in half-term. A human still checks every drop before it goes out, because software can't tell you a flight is a bad idea.

We earn from memberships and sometimes from commission when you book through a drop. Both are written on every page, and neither changes which drops we send.

Seatdrop Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number [number], registered office [address].