Every trip you book keeps getting cheaper.

Yes. When Tuur rebooks a trip, the hotel or booking partner pays us a commission — the same money that would have gone to a travel agent. You never pay us anything, and the price you see is the price you pay. How we make money.

If you booked directly with a hotel brand, your booking stays with that brand — points and status untouched. Tuur never moves a direct booking to another site without asking you first, with the tradeoff stated plainly.

Only to make it cheaper, and never in a way that risks your trip. Tuur books the identical room at the lower price and touches the old booking only after the new one is confirmed — you're never left without a booking. Trips that can't be refunded are never touched at all.

Travel confirmations only, through a read-only connection. Tuur keeps the trip details it finds — never your emails. The full story is on the Privacy page.

Almost nothing — that's the point. It's like having a travel agent who never stops checking: Tuur tells you two things only — when money was saved, and when one tap is needed from you. No marketing, no streaks, no noise.

Every account gets a private forwarding address — send any confirmation there from any inbox and Tuur tracks it. You can also type a booking in yourself.