Tell us where
Your home airport, the places you'd love to go, and roughly when. Add any points you already hold if you like.
Scanning business class every day
Business class, close to the price of economy.
Front Cabin watches points sales, transfer bonuses and fare drops on routes you care about, then tells you exactly how to book the seat up front.
The kind of deals Front Cabin looks for
A $4,000 seat for under $1,000.
Airlines sell their own points at a discount a few times a year. Buy them during the sale, spend them on a partner airline's business seat, and the maths tips hard in your favour.
Most people never hear about the sale in time. Front Cabin does the sums for you and only speaks up when the saving is real.
Worked example from a 2026 points sale: Lagos to Doha one way in business, 45,000 points bought for about $840 plus $135 in taxes and fees. Sale prices, seats and fees change, so every alert is rechecked before we send it.
You save $3,025
LOS
DOH
45,000 points, bought in a sale$840
Taxes and fees$135
You pay$975
Three steps. No homework.
You don't need to learn points, programmes or partner charts. That part is our job.
We watch every day
Open business seats, points sales, transfer bonuses and cash fare drops, checked against each other until the numbers line up.
You get one clear alert
What to buy, where to book, the total you'll pay and what the cash fare was. Then you book it yourself in a few minutes.
What an alert looks like.
Every deal shows the route, what you pay all in, the cash fare it beats and the trick behind it.
These cards show the alert format. The Lagos to Doha numbers come from a real 2026 points sale; the others are examples of the deal types we track. Live deals change daily.
The seat at the front becomes a bed.
On most long-haul routes, business means a seat that goes fully flat, a lounge before you board and a proper dinner. Scroll to recline.
Fully flat bed
Lounge before you fly
Board first, bags off first
A proper dinner
Your own deal watcher.
Set it once. It stays quiet until a business seat on your route drops near the price of economy, then it taps you on the shoulder.
- 1Pick your home airportOne, or a few nearby.
- 2Pick your dream placesCities, countries, or "anywhere warm in March".
- 3Set your barFor example, "only tell me when it's under a third of the cash fare".
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Example alerts
You stay in control.
Front Cabin finds and explains. You buy and book, on the airline's own site, in your own name.
We never ask for your airline logins
No passwords, no card details. Your accounts stay yours.
We recheck before you spend
Seats and fees move. Every alert is checked again right before it reaches you.
Plain steps, no jargon
Each alert reads like a recipe: buy this, then book that, here's the total.
Good questions.
Yes. Airlines sell their own points to the public, and their programmes let you spend those points on partner airlines. Front Cabin simply spots the moments when buying points costs far less than paying cash for the same seat.
No. We find the deal and give you the exact steps. You buy the points and book on the airline's own website, so the ticket and the account are always in your name.
It can happen, which is why every alert is rechecked before it is sent and why we tell you to confirm the seat is still showing before you buy any points.
Yes. The total on every alert includes the taxes and carrier fees we can see at the time, because on some airlines those fees are the difference between a great deal and a bad one.
No. Many deals work by buying points during a sale. If you already hold card points, the watcher will use them too.
Front Cabin is built for travellers anywhere. It tracks the major loyalty programmes and their partner airlines, so it can find business seats from most big airports in the world.
Your seat is up front.
Early access opens soon. Get on the list and your first alert could be the trip you've been putting off.