A new tool uses legal loopholes to get you cheaper flights by checking prices 17,000 times a day

Old airplanes British Airways and China Airlines Boeing 747 400s and FedEx planes stored desertLucy Nicholson/Reuters

  • A new service hopes to save users hundreds of dollars on plane tickets by automatically exploiting legal loopholes.
  • Robot legal service DoNotPay attempts to rebook and get partial refunds on flights if their prices drop.
  • It’s free to use, and users get to keep 100% of their savings.

A new service is trying to exploit legal loopholes to get people cheaper plane tickets — by automatically checking flight prices 17,000 times a day.

DoNotPay, an automated legal tool, is branching out into helping users book airline tickets, it announced on Monday. Its services have previously helped overturn hundreds of thousands of users’ parking tickets, and assisted people affected by the Equifax data breach in suing the firm. It also works in 1,000 other areas of law.

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