Watch the fare on a route before you book
Every morning, WebRun searches easyJet for the routes and travel dates you are watching, records today's cheapest fare and flight time, appends the price to a history file in Google Drive, and puts a card on your Trello board whenever a fare drops below your target.
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How do I track the price of a flight before I book it?
WebRun searches easyJet every morning for the routes and travel dates you are considering, recording the cheapest fare and flight time. It appends the price to a history sheet in Google Drive and raises a Trello card whenever a fare drops past your target, so you book at a moment you choose. WebRun never books or pays.
- A fare drop is spotted the morning it happens
- Every route builds a real price history instead of a guess
- Flexible dates are checked without searching each one by hand
Built for travellers · office managers · travel bookers · small business teams
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.easyjet.com/en/account/loginin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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easyJet - check today's fares
WebRun opens easyJet to check today's fares. - Open easyJet and search each route and travel date you asked WebRun to watch
- Record the cheapest fare for the day, the flight time, and the fare type
- Check the neighbouring dates you allowed so a cheaper day is not missed
- Note the currency and whether the price includes the bag options you need
Done when Today's cheapest fare is recorded for every watched route and date.
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2
Google Drive - log the price history
WebRun opens Google Drive to log the price history. - Append today's fare to the price history sheet for each route in Google Drive
- Record the date checked, the travel date, the fare, and the flight time
- Work out the change against yesterday and against the lowest price seen so far
Done when The price history holds today's fare and the change since yesterday for every route.
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Trello - card the fare drops
WebRun opens Trello to card the fare drops. - Create a Trello card whenever a fare falls below the target you set
- Put the route, the travel date, today's fare, and the previous low on the card
- Add the flight time and the link so a person can book it in easyJet themselves
- Leave routes that did not drop off the board so it stays a list of real chances
Done when Every fare drop past your target has a card with the detail to act on.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it book the flight or pay for anything?
No. WebRun watches and reports only. It never selects a seat, enters payment details, or completes a booking, so the fare is yours to take at a moment you choose in easyJet.
How is a fare drop decided?
Against the target price you set per route, and against the lowest fare seen since the watch started. Both figures are on the Trello card so you can tell a real drop from a small daily wobble.
Can it check flexible dates?
Yes. Give WebRun a date range or the neighbouring days you would accept and it checks each one every morning, reporting the cheapest day rather than only the date you first asked about.
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